> So are nfs mounts being used? If so, my guess is that the
> mount isn't available when Tomcat starts which triggers the undeploy.
>
> Mark
>
Sadly, this turns out not to be the case. We modified the tomcat init
script so that it waits for the NFS mount to be available before trying
to start the java process. The script shows that the directories pointed
to by the Attachment.xml file are indeed readable before tomcat starts.
Nevertheless, tomcat still deletes the Attachment.xml file at boot time,
but not if you restart it later with the same init script.
For a reminder, here is the contents of the Attachment.xml file:
<Context docBase="/ha_ftp.nfs/site001/mobiledoc"
debug="1" reloadable="false">
</Context>
I was so excited to think that we had figured it out.
New ideas, anyone?
--Eric
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