On Mon, Jul 7, 2008 at 8:43 AM, Piller Sébastien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have my application in production for a month now. I've some problem of
memory leak that force me to restart TC each few days.
Or, you know, you could fix the actual problem - the memory leak.
Go get yourself
Piller Sébastien wrote:
Hello,
I have my application in production for a month now. I've some problem
of memory leak that force me to restart TC each few days. I'm trying
to automate this operation with a cron that runs a *.sh file. But I
don't know how what to write in it. Actually, I've
Hello,
I have my application in production for a month now. I've some problem
of memory leak that force me to restart TC each few days. I'm trying to
automate this operation with a cron that runs a *.sh file. But I don't
know how what to write in it. Actually, I've this:
Piller Sébastien ha scritto:
Hello,
I have my application in production for a month now. I've some problem
of memory leak that force me to restart TC each few days. I'm trying to
automate this operation with a cron that runs a *.sh file. But I don't
know how what to write in it. Actually,
Sorry, I've no tomcat in /etc/init.d/.
Edoardo Panfili a écrit :
If you are using debian (and other linux versions)maybe
/etc/init.d/tomcat restart
Edoardo
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Piller Sébastien ha scritto:
Sorry, I've no tomcat in /etc/init.d/.
Are you using linux? if so, what distribution?
How do you start Tomcat at startup time?
edoardo
Edoardo Panfili a écrit :
If you are using debian (and other linux versions)maybe
/etc/init.d/tomcat restart
Edoardo
Yes, we're running Linux. I'm not sure what's my distrib. I'm using our
dedicated hosting, administrated via ssh. When I need to start tomcat, I
just use the startup.sh script (the one in /bin/). Same to shutdown: use
shutdown.sh.
It's possible to restart TC with a .sh, isn't it?
Edoardo
On Mon, July 7, 2008 4:11 pm, Piller Sébastien wrote:
Yes, we're running Linux. I'm not sure what's my distrib. I'm using our
dedicated hosting, administrated via ssh. When I need to start tomcat, I
just use the startup.sh script (the one in /bin/). Same to shutdown: use
shutdown.sh.
Have you
On 07/07/2008, at 4:11 PM, Piller Sébastien wrote:
Yes, we're running Linux. I'm not sure what's my distrib. I'm using
our dedicated hosting, administrated via ssh. When I need to start
tomcat, I just use the startup.sh script (the one in /bin/). Same to
shutdown: use shutdown.sh.
It's
Check to be sure the proper environment variables are set when the
script runs. When I read the error message, I understand the error to
be more like I can't find rt.sh from line 1 of
/usr/local/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh. You can test to confirm that
suspicion by just dropping in an echo line
Felix,
Felix Schumacher a écrit :
Have you transferred the restart.sh from a windows box? Maybe you have
dos/windows line breaks, which are CR+LF. Such a combination can kill a
innocent looking shell script.
thank you, that was exactly what was wrong. I was using CR/LF-windows
style
The last answer of F. Schumacher was the right. I was messing with
David Smith a écrit :
Check to be sure the proper environment variables are set when the
script runs. When I read the error message, I understand the error to
be more like I can't find rt.sh from line 1 of
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