On 18.07.2013 21:27, Shridev Makim wrote: > Hello, > We are trying to run tomcat7 as a daemon using JSVC in SunOS environment. > The compiled jsvc executable is owned by root. We have modified daemon.sh > that bundles with tomcat7 for our environment to run our tomcat instance. > When we execute this shell script, it creates two processes and both the > processes are owned by root as shown below (output of ps -ef | grep jsvc): > > root 9109 9108 2 15:15:03 ? 0:37 > /doc/dmadmin6/product/tomcat7/bin/jsvc -java-home > /doc/dmadmin6/product/jdk6/jd > root 9108 1 0 15:15:03 ? 0:00 > /doc/dmadmin6/product/tomcat7/bin/jsvc -java-home > /doc/dmadmin6/product/jdk6/jd > > We are running the shell script as a non privileged user (dmadmin6) and we > are even passing this user name with -user switch to jsvc. We were > expecting the child process (pid 9109) to be run as a non privileged user > (dmadmin6) in our case. Anyone else has experienced this? > > Currently in production we have tomcat 6 configured to run with jsvc and in > that environment we see that the child process is running as a non > privileged user. > > Thanks in advance for your help!
Might not be related, but: Default shell on Solaris produces two processes when a command is called via sh -c "somecommand arg1 arg2" One process is the shell, the second one the command after "-c". This differs from Linux where you will only see the second one. /usr/bin/sh shows the behaviour, /usr/bin/ksh and /usr/xpg4/bin/sh do not. You could try to run everything with one of those other two shells to quickly check whether that fixes the problem. You'll have to experiment a bit, which shell(s) to switch, the one that executes daemon.sh, the login shell of user dmadmin6 etc. Regards, Rainer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
