We have several instances of tomcat running on a server and everything seems to run fine. We can stop and start all instances of tomcat independently. HOWEVER, when we reboot there server, we find that several XML files have been deleted from the conf directories for each instance. These files are important because they tell the application where to locate certain files that the user needs. When the XML files are deleted, users get errors. WHY oh why does tomcat automatically delete XML files and how can we stop it?
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