Franklin Phan wrote:
In RUNNING.txt, a paragraph says:
"In many circumstances, it is desirable to have a single copy of a Tomcat 4
binary distribution shared among multiple users on the same server. To
make
this possible, you must configure a CATALINA_BASE environment variable (in
addition to CATALINA_HOME as described above) that points to a directory
that is unique to your instance."
I'm not understanding this. I've been thinking about having multiple
installs of Tomcat 4 on the same server. I'm now wondering whether what
RUNNING.txt suggests can take the place of having multiple installs.
But I'm not understanding how just setting a CATALINA_BASE env var can
achieve this. I can only set one CATALINA_BASE env var, right? What if
there are four ...um...not instances, but...users who each want their
own Tomcat to work with? How is it possible to have four CATALINA_BASE
environment variables?
You need to read the rest of the text below the paragraph you quoted.
In summary,
There is one CATALINA_HOME which all users use for the the following
directories:
/bin
/common
/server
Each user sets their own CATALINA_BASE that points to their own copy
of the following directories:
/conf
/logs
/shared
/webapps
/work
/temp
Mark
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