Hello, Port in <server> property is a Tomcat system port used for shutdown, it should not be confused with a port Tomcat service connector listens on (client connection port like 80, 8080, 443 etc). So changing it to 8080 is not what you should've done, I think.
Two instances are most likely due to first failed attempt to stop Tomcat, after which you've started it again. I have seen the similar issue. What you'd probably want to do is to killall java, then change port back to 8005, start Tomcat and wait till it's up and running, check that it listens on port 8005 and it is the correct Tomcat (in case you have several of them you should use other port, but not 8080 as it is used for client connections). My example with 2 tomcats running: After this you'd probably want to (manually) send a signal (default is sending 'SHUTDOWN') to this port and wait for what happens. I bet catalina.out log will have some info on whether the shutdown was successful. One more tip: you actually shouldn't run Tomcat as root, this could get messy pretty fast. -- View this message in context: http://xwiki.475771.n2.nabble.com/Stopping-Xwiki-8-4-3-Tomcat-9-0-and-integrating-with-systemctl-tp7602905p7602907.html Sent from the XWiki- Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
