My personal preference is to get jsvc from the commons-daemon project
(http://commons.apache.org/daemon/jsvc.html), build it, and then use it
to start and stop tomcat. It runs as ROOT, captures the privileged
ports, and then spawns tomcat to run as an unprivileged user.
--David
Ch Praveena w
Great!!
You are absolutely right!! I could run perfectly on ROOT user!
But how to give the previllages to the USER as similar to ROOT?
Thank you in advance!!
2008/8/12 David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A complete stack trace would be wonderful as well as your OS and tomcat
> version. On t
A complete stack trace would be wonderful as well as your OS and tomcat
version. On the outset, I would guess this is a unix/linux based system
where ports below 1024 are privileged ports, not accessible except by
the root user. If that's the case, you might want to consider using
jsvc from t
Hi all,
It would be my great experience if you share your views in making
up the solution :
I am having an application running on my tomcat. And could run it like
http://10.30.330.45:8080/sample
When I am trying to run on the default port its saying "BIND EXCEPTION" and
I am sure I ve
