RE: monit with tomcat, PID problem

[Ugo Bellavance]

>-----Message d'origine-----
>De : Jan-Henrik Haukeland [mailto:address@hidden
>Envoyé : 30 avril, 2004 17:04
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>Objet : Re: monit with tomcat, PID problem
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>"Ugo Bellavance" <address@hidden> writes:
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>>>-----Message d'origine-----
>>>De : Jan-Henrik Haukeland [mailto:address@hidden
>>>Envoyé : 30 avril, 2004 15:30
>>>À : This is the general mailing list for monit
>>>Objet : Re: monit with tomcat, PID problem
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>>>The default tomcat startup.sh script *does* in fact put itself in the
>>>background. So I'm curios, how is the pid file for tomcat created and
>>>do you use the default tomcate startup.sh script?
>>
>> Yes I do.  However, if I remove the '&' in the catalina.sh script
>> and then I execute the startup.sh or catalina.sh script, I don't get
>> my prompt back... Am I missing something here?
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>This is exactly what should happen[1], if you do this and use
>startup.sh from monit you should get the correct pid in the pid
>file. Right?

Ok, I'll give it a shot tomorrow, but then how do I restart tomcat manually 
when my developper updates his servlets?
I put it in the background with a ctrl-z and bg?

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>[1] The reason you do not get your prompt back is that the script does
>an exec and replace the shell (see man exec).

I see.  It's weird.  That's the only service I know that does that...


Thanks,

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