>> Related is since we read server.xml at startup where
>> ajpid is specified, we should reread server.xml at stop time.
>
>-0 since it's quite common to want to stop Tomcat from the
>machine where
>Apache is running, rather than from where Tomcat is running. Keeping
>server.xml files in sync is much more work than keeping
>ajp??.id files in
>sync.
Ok, good point here, some could want to stop tomcat from outside,
even if it's a major security risk (I allways force ajp12
to listen to localhost)
Ok, so could you confirm the following :
to start/stop with ajp12 :
startup.sh -ajpid /var/spool/tomcat3/ajp12.id -ajp12
shutdown.sh -ajpid /var/spool/tomcat3/ajp12.id -ajp12
to start/stop with ajp13 :
startup.sh -ajpid /var/spool/tomcat3/ajp13.id -ajp13
shutdown.sh -ajpid /var/spool/tomcat3/ajp13.id -ajp13
Thanks
