-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Andrea,
On 4/29/15 4:14 PM, Andrea Freire wrote: > excuse me I have a little problem with the tomcat7 installation. > The tomcat7 install with apt-get for a opengeosuite-server > installer in a chroot with ubuntu environment, the problem is when > I want to start the service in the chroot console it throws me a > message: > > * tomcat7 is not installed > > I change the /var/lib/tomcat7 an /usr/share/tomcat7 folders owner > to tomcat7 because there was with root as owner in the folders in > the chroot environment in the past this resolve the problem in a > tipical installing and change the CATALINA_BASE an CATALINA_HOME in > the start script in the /etc/init.d/tomcat7 with the folders in the > chroot environment. > > In the beginning the message when I execute the command service > tomcat7 start doesn't throws me nothing, all was normal but I can´t > see the web page or the service running from another machine. I see > that the link to the folder /var/lib/tomcat7 in the chroot > environment doesn´t go to a file inside the chroot I change that to > the ubication inside the chroot then began with the problem. What you have to understand about chroot is that 100% of what you need to launch your process needs to be available *inside* the chroot'd environment. So, if you need to chroot to /var/tomcat/chroot, then you are going to need a directory at /var/tomcat/chroot/var/lib/tomcat7 containing whatever files you expected to be there. Have you had Tomcat working in a chroot'd environment in the past? I've had a nightmare of a time trying to get a JVM to launch within a chroot'd environment because it needs to many support libraries, etc. available just to start. Once the JVM can launch within the chroot'd environment, getting Tomcat to work should be trivial: just move everything Tomcat needs into the chroot root-dir (likely a subdirectory of this, actually) and you should be fine. As for launching Tomcat within the chroot'd environment from a service script, your service script needs to execute the "chroot" command and then give a command to run once the chroot() system call has completed. Presumably, that command will be "/path/to/tomcat/bin/catalina.sh start". The /path/to/tomcat should be relative to the chroot's root, and both CATALINA_BASE and CATALINA_HOME should also be relative to the chroot's root directory. Hope that helps, - -chris -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJVQUDZAAoJEBzwKT+lPKRYBKEP+wZWznBPfG4fFuMFd0P55AHm ecSgmOeAqxQLFzvZpQdA2nr8QUBLSU+rcjvaFw6H+5lP1BR/2iJl3IxBiof5xBkp YFsdII/0E4n9Nq1wgntKU3KdywbxAtKuDdjMbD1mxqUttdT2RjpclNubZLMZek5o Wdh/6Bx/mnPhEQE08dTupsQ4xBXNL4KKc3yNHkNSewiFqQZxvMxPCXd1hf+kCRVk uN9QBzr5mCEazNk1wr4fZLGaNVur1YaKHOYDuDN4+KbzvCwrblYnWbbg+ScWDl5T 2P1khdJL7/w8CBmRXK+c8mCC/PbtkLvZMqD2UV8+6zUWYyWAkBy1p3yilxxDVcNL 7G05Fqpj6RnnDFzZvjpdcDILPQOirL89YyDKGHs6oh0G2ShOWxUYc6wX4seODTt9 K4icj9lz/msmnM2bQEI1OdQ5oMOTg+LGys+RnVAIX/S6hXQEj4JMUUUiSWQKxeHg 5ql8ZW/6kXeFDIs5TwTAbHRSCcP3ff89C/nPgLnQ1myk4O2rqfHt7RNUm3slFBQI 668bUS0bRX1pXGAaxq0GERkehsTAb4EIuZG2xU8iG1ZxK/YZJsIdXumTZUUR0M6K 5voG1VJ3s+pCit6xbPxHKvT4OZzITPWE5j8cmlEUp0b/1wt0HBx2bM7NggpJBGnj o+NhNGWEKxIYvZOh+SM4 =Ga4k -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
