Not sure I recall the platform here or whether this is a new MySQL server, but certain distributions of MySQL by default are configured to listen to a UNIX socket rather than an IP port. In this case, one would not see port 3306 in use (cf. netstat).
Tom. On 05/29/2015 01:27 PM, Romov, Phil wrote: > Thanks for the tip Misagh, I’m now getting debug info (no trace, even > though I set it to trace) > > However, the debug lines don’t really expose anything else. > > I also tried nestat -c 1 -tn | grep 3306, that gave me 3 lines (before > starting tomcat) which must be some other apps connecting to it (I’m on a > box that runs a bunch of apps that talk to the same database) > > As I started tomcat and went through the cas login process, I was > monitoring the output for any new lines with a new local port number to be > created, but I didn’t see any, so it seems like it never makes a > connection to MYSQL > > I then ran my old tomcat with the old cas install that I know works (I’m > reinstalling because the old tomcat has some other apps and I want to > re-do the install from scratch having only cas as the only tomcat web app) > and it created 4 new lines in the format of ::ffff:ip.ip.ip.ip:57xxx (and > the login process worked as in the past) so I wonder if that’s a clue at > all > > Thanks again for your support > Phil ... -- You are currently subscribed to cas-user@lists.jasig.org as: arch...@mail-archive.com To unsubscribe, change settings or access archives, see http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/JSG/cas-user
