Look at the process tree to see what forked the process. If you are on
Solaris you can use ptree. On Linux you can use ps (ps -ejH).
Axton
On Wed, Aug 24, 2011 at 4:12 PM, patrick zandi <remedy...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ** I'm sure this is totally obvious: Installed 7.6.04.01 with default
> tomcat:: atrium / SLM / SRM / ITSM ...
> in tomcat 6 directory /bin ./shutdown.sh -- no problem says it
> shutsdown..
> do a {ps -ef|grep -i java} have it still running..
>
> try an startup tomcat it says port 8080 and 443 still in use
> kill -9 all process ID's -- They respawn.. and for no reason..
>
> ./shutdown.sh again -- it looks successful..
>
> it is a perpetual loop Something has the tomcat running.. with no logs..
> on port 443...
> no way to shutdown... I have shutdown ARS / and SLM and tomcat again.. but
> ports 443:8080 still running with links back to tomcat..
> INSANE
> I am not going to reboot this box just to shutdown tomcat!
>
> I feel like chevy chase in european vacation: look ma big ben, parliament..
>
>
> --
> Patrick Zandi
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