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In most RedHat installations, logrotate is set up to rotate the Apache logs.
When the logs are rotated, it sends a SIGHUP to the apache process so that
apache opens new log files and closes the old ones. This seems to cause the
JVM process to no longer be owned by the apache process, but instead owned
by init (PPID 1). Thus, shutting down apache in the normal way does not
terminate the java processes. Also, when apache is restarted, unless you
specifically check the log files, you may not realize that the java
processes have not restarted, and thus if you have modified class and or jar
files and have class reloading turned off, you may not know that old code is
running until it is too late.
- Greg
Gregory Krasnow
Senior Software Engineer
Stone Analytics, Inc.
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Tel: 858.503.7540 x204
Fax: 858.503.7541
www.stoneanalytics.com
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