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Hello! I am running Jboss 3.0.4 with bundled Tomcat
4.0.6 on a Linux Box (RedHat 7.2). I have the service
enabled, because I need to start JBoss automatically
when the machine starts. My
problem is related with jmx-console. The service
script, which is under /etc/rc.d/init.d/, uses the jmx-console to Shutdown JBoss. It
doesn’t use it directly, but through the class org.jboss.Shutdown.
Once I need jmx-console, I enabled its security, and
now I can’t shutdown again. If
I remove the jmx-console, I can’t shutdown JBoss. If I enable jmx-security,
I can’t shutdown JBoss also. Is
it possible to change the service script to Shutdown JBoss
on a different way? How? Is it possible to pass jmx-console
username/password to the script, how? I would prefer the first solution (remove
the jmx-console). Any help for this newbie question
would be appreciated. Thanks
in advance, Victor
Batista |
- Re: [JBoss-user] jmx-console/Security/Linux service Victor Batista
- Re: [JBoss-user] jmx-console/Security/Linux service Scott M Stark
- RE: [JBoss-user] jmx-console/Security/Linux service Keysers, Wonne
