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Charly,
charly wrote:
> 2007/9/14, Christopher Schultz
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>>> Does anyone use it on Solaris?
>> Again, you ought to ask about this on the jakarta-commons forum, where
>> the jsvc project lives.
>
> Ok I have understood that
> But my original question
2007/9/14, Christopher Schultz
> > Dos anyone use it on Solaris?
>
> Again, you ought to ask about this on the jakarta-commons forum, where
> the jsvc project lives.
Ok I have understood that
But my original question was "are there are existing better tools?" and I
did not find it appropriate t
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Charly,
charly wrote:
> Ok it seems no problem on Linux.
>
> Dos anyone use it on Solaris?
Again, you ought to ask about this on the jakarta-commons forum, where
the jsvc project lives.
I'm sure there are Solaris users of jsvc lurking on this list,
Ok it seems no problem on Linux.
Dos anyone use it on Solaris?
Charly
2007/9/14, David Smith:
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> I use it and have no problem with it. Always thought of it as a no
> brainer on my Mandriva Linux server.
>
> --David
>
> charly wrote:
> > Ok it seems that jsvc seems to be scarcely used.
> > So i
I use it and have no problem with it. Always thought of it as a no
brainer on my Mandriva Linux server.
--David
charly wrote:
Ok it seems that jsvc seems to be scarcely used.
So it seems that jsvc does not fit sufficiently for tomcat and /or there
are better solutions or whatever..
thanks
2007/9/13, Gabriel Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Charly,
>
> The URL, provided by Christopher, provides some very useful tips for
> port 80 binding.
> I would also like to add, another option (used in the hosting world) is
> to create a VPS for the application server to run under.
> So the applicat
Ok it seems that jsvc seems to be scarcely used.
So it seems that jsvc does not fit sufficiently for tomcat and /or there
are better solutions or whatever..
thanks
charly
2007/9/13, Christopher Schultz
>
> Charly,
>
> charly wrote:
> > jsvc seems to be no matter on this mailing list?
>
> Wel
Charly,
The URL, provided by Christopher, provides some very useful tips for
port 80 binding.
I would also like to add, another option (used in the hosting world) is
to create a VPS for the application server to run under.
So the application server would be able to run as root but yet in a
res
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Charly,
charly wrote:
> jsvc seems to be no matter on this mailing list?
Well, this is the Tomcat mailing list... not the jsvc mailing list. Try
asking on the commons-user mailing list. We can't be experts on all
subjects posted to this list, even if
Gentoo Linux comes with its own startup script for Tomcat (using, I
believe, tools from Debian) that fits into the Gentoo startup
structure, so one doesn't need jsvc there. I suppose that many other
distro.s do likewise, although some may use jsvc "under the covers".
--
Mark H. Wood, Lead System
jsvc seems to be no matter on this mailing list?
Are there other tools for running tomcat on port 80 with nonroot user on
unix/solaris?
Running apache only for nonroot port 80 access seems to be
oversized/extensive for me (maintenance,complexity,..)
Charly
2007/9/8, charly :
>
> Hi all again,
>
>
Hi all again,
Now I had look at the source code of jsvc-unix.c.
It looks as jsvc always has to wait for the completion of the sleep(60)
call:
So I changed the code using usleep(20):
log_debug("Waiting for a signal to be delivered");
create_tmp_file(args);
#ifdef OSD_POSIX
log_debu
Hi all,
I am using jsvc on solaris to run tomcat on port 80 using a non root user.
Startup and running seems to be ok.
I use the jsvc -stop -pidfile to initiate a shutdown. this command
waits until the shutdown is complete.
But in my case it lasts very long until jsvc is actually doing
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