Typically an error like this would show in the catalina.out log file. I would suspect though that you are experiencing a seg fault in the jvm on startup. At the very minimum, if TC 4 is starting successfully, you should see a number of java threads in the output of 'ps -A'.
--David On Monday 18 February 2002 04:09 pm, you wrote: > Redhat Linux 7.2 (with latest updates) > Sun JDK 1.4.0 Final > Apache 1.3 > Tomcat 4_0_2 ***RPM Version*** > > I had a working copy of Tomcat 4_0_1 until this morning. > > I downloaded the new 4_0_2 RPMs and installed them as indicated in > RUNNING.txt. > > When I attempt to start the Tomcat Process, the startup script seems to > execute fine. However, a ps -A indicates that no Java process is running. > When I execute the tomcat4 stop command, I receive a series of Java error > messages: > Catalina.stop:java.net.ConnectionException: Connection refused. > ... > BootStrap.java: 243 > > I have combed through my configuration and everything seems OK. I ran > netstat and do not see any conflicting ports. I did not touch the > server.xml file. I, however, do not see the reference to port 8080 that > used to be in older versions of server.xml. > > I checked my java.policy and catalina.policy files and they seem OK. I did > note that the java.policy file allows listen for ports above 1024. This > was OK with prior versions, and I do not see any documentation indicating > otherwise. Changing to connect does not help. > > Any advice is greatly appreciated. > > Can anyone assist or offer any advice. > > > > > Shannon Brown > Internet Technologies Architect > Business Technologies Advisor > www.shannonbrown.net > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 717.665.5656 -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
