Is there a way to Disable or Secure the Tomcat Status page in the JMX-Console.
It contains sensitive data that we don't want outsiders that may happen upon
the page to see.
I've already secured the JMX Console link and the JBoss Web Console link but
can't find any information on the Tomcat s
Its all right, I do appreciate the help that you have offered. Its just kind
of weird that it comes up sometime and other times not, while it will never
shut down when I launch it manually.
Perhaps I'll just write a monitor that will relaunch Jboss when the process
goes down or something like
anonymous wrote : I looked at AbstractDeploymentScanner, and it appears that
the message from it only appears if the shutdown request comes while it is in
the middle of deploying something. And, of course, the shutdown request is
coming in as an INT signal (e.g., ctrl-c). Any chance the app you
I made the usual changes to the startup script (i.e. JBOSS_HOME, JAVAPTH,
JBOSSSH). JBOSSSH got set to: $JBOSS_HOME/bin/run.sh -c default &". JBOSSUS
got set to RUNASIS.
Thats all the changes I made to jboss script.
anonymous wrote : Wait a second, by any chance does it take about 30 seconds t
We are currently setting up JBoss 4.0.3SP1 for deployment. We are using RedHat
3.4.6-2. We are trying to setup JBoss so that it will automatically start
during boot time, we've modified the jboss_init_redhat.sh and placed it in
/etc/rc.d/init.d and did chkconfig and the whole deal.
When we re
