Have a look at the `killall'command in the LINUX man pages
Try this command to find all the process TOMCAT startup.sh
ps auwwx | awk '/yourusername/ && /startup.sh/ { print $0 }'
If this looks ok then use
ps auwwx | awk '/yourusername/ && /startup.sh/ { print $2 }' | xargs kill
hopefully it'ill work
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Peter Pilgrim
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"the Greatest Of All Time"
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Subject: [Offtopic] TOMCAT shutdown.sh Wont work!
Hello all,
I am desperate to know how I can fix my system on Linux6.2 with tomcat + apache1.3.
When I run the script shutdown.sh or startup.sh, I get the following error message.
Also, when I restart tomcat, the newer version is not being loaded. I am new to shell
scripts. Please suggest what I need to do to get tomcat to load the newer version when
it is restarted.
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