and a guru told me to
[tim-mn@spiderman src]$ ps -Af|awk '{ if ($3 == "1") { print ; } }'
|grep $JAVA_HOME|awk '{ print $2}'
you probably could backtick the whole line and issue kill on it,
provided you don't have any
conflicting java stuff going on that gets killed in the process.
Mats Nyberg wrote:
> i have the same problem (found out yesterday).
>
> it might be specific to/when running with IBM JDK (don't know).
> what i did so far was
>
> [tim-mn@spiderman src]$ ps -efd|grep tomcat.home
>
> find the %JAVA_HOME%/bin/java -Dtomcat.home ... process with PPID = 1
> (the mother of devil's spawn)
> and KILL IT!!!
>
> [tim-mn@spiderman src]$ kill 6203 # e.g.
>
> gurus do this in one line. as i said: found out about 9 hours ago
> slept since ;)
>
> Cindy Ballreich wrote:
>
>> I've got Tomcat 4.0.3 on Redhat 7.1 and when I start it I get the
>> usual batch of 20-50 threads. When I shut tomcat down (using
>> shutdown.sh) there are about a dozen threads that don't go away.
>> Tomcat is definately not running (at least it's not accepting
>> requests), but the threads are still there. I'm not seeing any
>> errors, but I'm not sure where to look. I've done some web searches
>> of the archives and haven't found anything, but I'm hoping that
>> someone will recognize this problem and point me in the right direction.
>>
>> Thanks!!
>>
>> Cindy
>>
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