When stop command is invoked on tomcat (catalina), the value of the
shutdown password is being read by catalina from the same server.xml
file. So, it just has to be some random string. It is not mentioned
anywhere in the scripts files.
Of course, tomcat instance must be stopped while you change th
I wonder if the OP means the shutdown password? That's in server.xml,
and the only consequence of changing it that I know of is that your
shutdown script needs to be kept in sync. with this or it won't work.
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Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Typically when a software ve
> From: Shaw, Mike [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: User roles
>
> Our Security group wants for me to change the Tomcat 5
> default password.
There's no such thing as a password for Tomcat itself. Various webapps
deployed under Tomcat may have security constraints requiring certain
roles,
