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It should be possible to have multiple tomcat instances on the same node, which running under the same user. The init script should be able to handle this, because you like to start, stop, restart or look for the status of the instance.
Steps to Reproduce:
Create two or more tomcat instances, which run under the same user. The old style will give you all pids:
Expected Result:
The problem should be solved, if the script checks the install path of the running instance.
Actual Result:
The problem is to receive two pid's under CentOS release 6.9 (Final):
[root@tomcat ~]# /etc/init.d/tomcat_example2 status
tomcat_example2 (pid 5513,7619) is running... [ OK ]
Cookbook version
v3.0.0
Chef-client version
14.2.0
Platform Details
ubuntu debian redhat centos suse opensuse opensuseleap scientific oracle amazon zlinux
Scenario:
It should be possible to have multiple tomcat instances on the same node, which running under the same user. The init script should be able to handle this, because you like to start, stop, restart or look for the status of the instance.
Steps to Reproduce:
Create two or more tomcat instances, which run under the same user. The old style will give you all pids:
Expected Result:
The problem should be solved, if the script checks the install path of the running instance.
Actual Result:
The problem is to receive two pid's under CentOS release 6.9 (Final):
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