Hi Nathan,
Nathan Anderson wrote:
I'm away from that computer right now, so I can't confirm, but now that you
mention it...
There is only one log file that had any text in it. And as I think back, I
know it ended in .log, so I'm thinking it was localhost*.log. The interesting
thing is when I have set up Tomcat 5.0 on Ubuntu, there is a catalina.out pipe
and file created in /var/log/tomcat5. But I'm certain there is no catalina.out
pipe in /var/log/tomcat5.5. So that is probably the key to my missing stack
trace. When I find catalina.out it will hopefully be in there...
I have TC installed on one of my Linux boxes and one of the
entertainments with TC and Linux is that there seems to be no
consistency to how things are setup. Which JVM you wind up using, where
your web apps are deployed and where your TC and App logs wind up seems
to vary not only with the flavour of Linux you're using, but also with
the way you install it (ie via package management, or hand-built using a
Howto somewhere.
That said, on my FC5 box, IIRC when I first installed it, all logs went
to somewhere I wasn't expecting, via a symlink in /usr/share/tomcat5/
(it was called tomcat5 even though it's version 5.5.x). On FC5, the
Tomcat conf directory is a symlink pointing to /etc/conf/tomcat5 so you
may want to look inside your logging.properties file there if you have one.
HTH,
Rob Hills
Waikiki, Western Australia
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