Kenneth,
forgive my ignorance here, I'm new to using Tomcat on Linux. you say
use service, what is that? the rpm installed only bootstrap.jar in my
tomcat4/bin directory, not the usual .sh files. Anybody?
Thanks,
John
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OK -
I figured out service. I got tomcat to start, at least service says
it's started. But ... requesting localhost:8080 gets a connection
failure. Anyone come across this?
I am using RedHat 7.2 for this.
Thanks,
John
On Saturday, December 22, 2001, at 06:51 PM, John Clayton wrote:
John,
It appears to me that Tomcat4 listens on port 8180 and not port 8080. This
is what I see through lsof and I can connect to locahost:8180.
Cynthia Jeness
John Clayton wrote:
OK -
I figured out service. I got tomcat to start, at least service says
it's started. But ... requesting
Hi,
You need to use
service tomcat4 start | stop
I had the same problem using the rpm.
30/11/2001 03:23:55, Kenneth Fung [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To who it may concern,
I have installed jakarta-tomcat 4.01 RPM on My Redhat Linux 7.0.
However, there is no *.sh files as described in Tomcat
To who it may concern,
I have installed jakarta-tomcat 4.01 RPM on My Redhat Linux 7.0.
However, there is no *.sh files as described in Tomcat documentation,
so I download the ZIP version and extract *.sh files and additional
/webapps for startup. I found even I have setup environment variables
