Yes, that is the first I thougth. But 8180 port doesn't appear in my
nmap localhost, even If tomcat status is running. I must to say that
when I stop tomcat in my command line appears several dots . . . . and
at the end (Killing) twice. It seems that tomcat can't stop (as we see
in the log) and It's killed. Bind seems to say that the address is
current in use at 8180 port.
I'm thinking about to restart the server and/or reinstalling java jdk
and tomcat server. I haven't done before because this server is an
apache server hosting my webpage also.
Thank you, Peter
From: Toni Tortosa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When I start tomcat 5.5.:
[...]
java.net.BindException: Address already in use:8180
Something's hanging onto port 8180. It's probably an old Tomcat instance that
hasn't properly closed down, but it may be something else. Find the process
and kill it.
- Peter
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