.. and of course, delete catalina.out file (and the creation of it in
the init.d script) - it's annoying when you do grep ... * and it hangs!
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.. and of course, delete catalina.out file (and the creation of it in
the init.d script) - it's annoying when you do grep ... * and it hangs!
Yes, that pipe is going away as soon as I get my syslogging code in jsvc to a
working state...
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I've fixed this locally in two ways:
a) use cronolog and alter init.d (see attached diff)
Pro: simple
Con: end up with two logs
b) using log4j
Pro: catalina.log file has predictable name for log analysis
Con: more complicated
for b) you need to delete the -outfile and -errfile line from the
Ah, so the situation is the result of your local configuration which
disables rotatelogs?
No, it's in 5.5.20-4 in the archive.
This might lower the importance of the bug (it's currently considered
release critical).
I think we should release 5.5.20-2 which is in testing. It has no RC
On Tue, Dec 12, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
It's usually to diagnose startup problems.
I propose that we add a debug mode, disabled by default, in which we send
stdout and stderr to a regular file, or even the named pipe, and tell the
user to read it manually.
In normal operation we
But you need to bootstrap it somehow, and during the bootstrap, there's
usually a simple logger which logs to stdout.
I retract my previous proposal, and propose instead to send the initial
messages to the syslog. That would be logical for a daemon.
I found this blog post
on the
On Tue, Dec 12, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
I retract my previous proposal, and propose instead to send the initial
messages to the syslog. That would be logical for a daemon.
So, something like:
start_daemon | while read line; do mylog $line; done
with:
mylog() { logger -p ... $* }
Here's another possibility, adding syslog support to jsvc:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DAEMON-80
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On Tue, Dec 12, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
Here's another possibility, adding syslog support to jsvc:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DAEMON-80
(Thinking out loud)
Is it Debian specific to depend on jsvc to start tomcat? IIUC, jsvc
has native libraries, it's an important design
Is it Debian specific to depend on jsvc to start tomcat?
It's actually the method recommended by upstream:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/setup.html
It's true that it requires a native app (not a library), but it seems to be an
improvement over the previous method. For instance we
On Tue, Dec 12, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
It's actually the method recommended by upstream
Oh, perfect then.
It's true that it requires a native app (not a library), but it seems to be
an
improvement over the previous method. For instance we get a clean shutdown
procedure, which
(I don't recall running into that, nor that two JVMs thing,
This was mostly an issue on an overloaded system, I think. Not sure what was
going on, but the init script would never succeed in stopping Tomcat until
the timeout elapsed.
The second JVM invocation is the java call in catalina.sh
Package: tomcat5.5
Version: 5.5.20-4
Severity: serious
tomcat5.5 (sometimes) blocks on startup since its standard output is
redirected to the named pipe /var/log/tomcat5.5/catalina.out, and this
blocks until the pipe is opened for reading. Thus tomcat5.5 will not
startup until the after pipe is
On Mon, Dec 11, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
tomcat5.5 (sometimes) blocks on startup since its standard output is
redirected to the named pipe /var/log/tomcat5.5/catalina.out, and this
blocks until the pipe is opened for reading. Thus tomcat5.5 will not
startup until the after pipe is read, even
tag 402603 help
thanks
(Sounds close to #350131 and #270248.)
Yes, except that I cut out the rotatelogs stuff from the init script because
it looked ugly. That's why the process is blocking now. What should we do
about it?
I don't like the idea of having an extra rotatelogs process to keep
On Mon, Dec 11, 2006, Marcus Better wrote:
Yes, except that I cut out the rotatelogs stuff from the init script because
it looked ugly. That's why the process is blocking now. What should we do
about it?
Ah, so the situation is the result of your local configuration which
disables
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