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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Vinny <vi...@xaymaca.com> on 2000/04/10 15:17:33 UTC
Tomcat shutdown
when I do a bin/shutdown.sh
I get messages sayning that the server has shut down
but when I do a subsequent bin/startup.sh
I get a message that the address is already in use.
well...yeah, by my main apache server. I have to do
a killall java to get Tomcat to start up again.
the only problem is that keeps killing my NFC chat
server. It was down all weekend before I realized.
now I just restart NFC after I killall java for
tomcat.
Thanks for everyone's help thus far.
--
Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
Re: Tomcat shutdown
Posted by Juan Alvarez Ferrando <ja...@oviedo.syseca.es>.
Vinny wrote:
>
> Cool. Thanks.
> Also, is there a parameter for server.xml to specify
> an IP address that Tomcat should be running on?
Yes, look at the Connector element for port=8007. That's the default
port.
If running with Apache, you must also change tomcat.conf or whatever
file
you include into http.conf for Tomcat/JServ configuration, cause there
is
also a reference to that port in JServ's configuration
"ApJServDefaultPort 8007".
Juan Alvarez Ferrando
>
> Juan Alvarez Ferrando wrote:
> >
> > Vinny wrote:
> > >
> > > when I do a bin/shutdown.sh
> > > I get messages sayning that the server has shut down
> > > but when I do a subsequent bin/startup.sh
> > > I get a message that the address is already in use.
> >
> > When working with TCP/IP comunication sockets in general and in a unix
> > environment in particular it takes some time to get the coket port
> > released by the OS after it has been closed by the application. Thus in
> > every TCP/IP server application is advisable to let some time after
> > shutdown to do a startup. This time will be something from a few seconds
> > to a couple minutes (some times).
> >
> > > well...yeah, by my main apache server. I have to do
> > > a killall java to get Tomcat to start up again.
> > > the only problem is that keeps killing my NFC chat
> > > server. It was down all weekend before I realized.
> > > now I just restart NFC after I killall java for
> > > tomcat.
> > > Thanks for everyone's help thus far.
> > > --
> > > Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
> > > Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
> > >
> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> >
> > Maybe you are goning into more trouble than necessary.
> >
> > Juan Alvarez Ferrando
> >
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>
> --
> Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
> Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
>
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Re: Tomcat shutdown
Posted by Vinny <vi...@xaymaca.com>.
Cool. Thanks.
Also, is there a parameter for server.xml to specify
an IP address that Tomcat should be running on?
Juan Alvarez Ferrando wrote:
>
> Vinny wrote:
> >
> > when I do a bin/shutdown.sh
> > I get messages sayning that the server has shut down
> > but when I do a subsequent bin/startup.sh
> > I get a message that the address is already in use.
>
> When working with TCP/IP comunication sockets in general and in a unix
> environment in particular it takes some time to get the coket port
> released by the OS after it has been closed by the application. Thus in
> every TCP/IP server application is advisable to let some time after
> shutdown to do a startup. This time will be something from a few seconds
> to a couple minutes (some times).
>
> > well...yeah, by my main apache server. I have to do
> > a killall java to get Tomcat to start up again.
> > the only problem is that keeps killing my NFC chat
> > server. It was down all weekend before I realized.
> > now I just restart NFC after I killall java for
> > tomcat.
> > Thanks for everyone's help thus far.
> > --
> > Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
> > Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > To unsubscribe, email: tomcat-user-unsubscribe@jakarta.apache.org
> > For additional commmands, email: tomcat-user-help@jakarta.apache.org
>
> Maybe you are goning into more trouble than necessary.
>
> Juan Alvarez Ferrando
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> To unsubscribe, email: tomcat-user-unsubscribe@jakarta.apache.org
> For additional commmands, email: tomcat-user-help@jakarta.apache.org
--
Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
Re: Tomcat shutdown
Posted by Juan Alvarez Ferrando <ja...@oviedo.syseca.es>.
Vinny wrote:
>
> when I do a bin/shutdown.sh
> I get messages sayning that the server has shut down
> but when I do a subsequent bin/startup.sh
> I get a message that the address is already in use.
When working with TCP/IP comunication sockets in general and in a unix
environment in particular it takes some time to get the coket port
released by the OS after it has been closed by the application. Thus in
every TCP/IP server application is advisable to let some time after
shutdown to do a startup. This time will be something from a few seconds
to a couple minutes (some times).
> well...yeah, by my main apache server. I have to do
> a killall java to get Tomcat to start up again.
> the only problem is that keeps killing my NFC chat
> server. It was down all weekend before I realized.
> now I just restart NFC after I killall java for
> tomcat.
> Thanks for everyone's help thus far.
> --
> Vincent Stoessel-vinny@blendermania.com
> Xaymaca Studios http://www.blendermania.com
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> To unsubscribe, email: tomcat-user-unsubscribe@jakarta.apache.org
> For additional commmands, email: tomcat-user-help@jakarta.apache.org
Maybe you are goning into more trouble than necessary.
Juan Alvarez Ferrando