how to start tomcat with `script -c` command?

I want to start tomcat with the command:

script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"

After running the command, the console show the message that tomcat has started successfully.

But ps -ef | grep tomcat shows that the tomcat doesn't start.

Then I try to use script command without -c option:

[root@xxx test]#script

Script started, file is typescript01

[root@xxx test]# sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh 

Using CATALINA_BASE:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_HOME:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/temp

Using JRE_HOME:        /usr/program/java/jdk1.8.0_112

Using CLASSPATH:       /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/tomcat-juli.jar

Tomcat started.

Then ps -ef | grep tomcat shows the tomcat is started.

How can I start tomcat with script -c?

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

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asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

Note your first ps doesn't prove tomcat didn't start, only that it didn't remain running, which is different. For the interactive case if you end the script subshell (control-D, exit, or logout) does tomcat remain running then? If not it could be dying because of the pty 'hangup', although that should only happen if you or someone changed the config because the default config uses nohup to prevent this. Why do you need script anyway? normal tomcat shouldn't use the tty. If you just want to log the startup, path/startup.sh >logfile should be enough.
– dave_thompson_085
Dec 2 at 15:54

I've tried your test, after cancel the script, the tomcat is still running It is not a particular reason that I use script -ccommand to start tomcat, I just come across this trial and want to figure out the reason why script -c can't start a tomcat. thanks,:)
– jacky
Dec 2 at 16:15

@dave_thompson_085 Curiously, I try to add sleep to the command script -c "/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh && sleep 1m" as you mentioned,the tomcat can be found in ps -ef,so as you said, the tomcat is actually started,but the pty hangup so the tomcat is shutdown.thanks again.
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:38

@dave_thompson_085 And I can also use nohup to start tomcat,script -c "nohup /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh",although the script command end,but the tomcat can be found in ps -ef
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:45

Is the sh in that script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"actually required? Ist the script not set executable?
– tink
Dec 6 at 19:07

add a comment |

I want to start tomcat with the command:

script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"

After running the command, the console show the message that tomcat has started successfully.

But ps -ef | grep tomcat shows that the tomcat doesn't start.

Then I try to use script command without -c option:

[root@xxx test]#script

Script started, file is typescript01

[root@xxx test]# sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh 

Using CATALINA_BASE:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_HOME:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/temp

Using JRE_HOME:        /usr/program/java/jdk1.8.0_112

Using CLASSPATH:       /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/tomcat-juli.jar

Tomcat started.

Then ps -ef | grep tomcat shows the tomcat is started.

How can I start tomcat with script -c?

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

Note your first ps doesn't prove tomcat didn't start, only that it didn't remain running, which is different. For the interactive case if you end the script subshell (control-D, exit, or logout) does tomcat remain running then? If not it could be dying because of the pty 'hangup', although that should only happen if you or someone changed the config because the default config uses nohup to prevent this. Why do you need script anyway? normal tomcat shouldn't use the tty. If you just want to log the startup, path/startup.sh >logfile should be enough.
– dave_thompson_085
Dec 2 at 15:54

I've tried your test, after cancel the script, the tomcat is still running It is not a particular reason that I use script -ccommand to start tomcat, I just come across this trial and want to figure out the reason why script -c can't start a tomcat. thanks,:)
– jacky
Dec 2 at 16:15

@dave_thompson_085 Curiously, I try to add sleep to the command script -c "/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh && sleep 1m" as you mentioned,the tomcat can be found in ps -ef,so as you said, the tomcat is actually started,but the pty hangup so the tomcat is shutdown.thanks again.
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:38

@dave_thompson_085 And I can also use nohup to start tomcat,script -c "nohup /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh",although the script command end,but the tomcat can be found in ps -ef
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:45

Is the sh in that script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"actually required? Ist the script not set executable?
– tink
Dec 6 at 19:07

add a comment |

I want to start tomcat with the command:

script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"

After running the command, the console show the message that tomcat has started successfully.

But ps -ef | grep tomcat shows that the tomcat doesn't start.

Then I try to use script command without -c option:

[root@xxx test]#script

Script started, file is typescript01

[root@xxx test]# sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh 

Using CATALINA_BASE:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_HOME:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/temp

Using JRE_HOME:        /usr/program/java/jdk1.8.0_112

Using CLASSPATH:       /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/tomcat-juli.jar

Tomcat started.

Then ps -ef | grep tomcat shows the tomcat is started.

How can I start tomcat with script -c?

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

I want to start tomcat with the command:

script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"

After running the command, the console show the message that tomcat has started successfully.

But ps -ef | grep tomcat shows that the tomcat doesn't start.

Then I try to use script command without -c option:

[root@xxx test]#script

Script started, file is typescript01

[root@xxx test]# sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh 

Using CATALINA_BASE:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_HOME:   /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50

Using CATALINA_TMPDIR: /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/temp

Using JRE_HOME:        /usr/program/java/jdk1.8.0_112

Using CLASSPATH:       /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/tomcat-juli.jar

Tomcat started.

Then ps -ef | grep tomcat shows the tomcat is started.

How can I start tomcat with script -c?

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edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

edited Dec 2 at 11:42

DavidPostill♦

103k25222256

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

asked Dec 2 at 10:56

jacky

Note your first ps doesn't prove tomcat didn't start, only that it didn't remain running, which is different. For the interactive case if you end the script subshell (control-D, exit, or logout) does tomcat remain running then? If not it could be dying because of the pty 'hangup', although that should only happen if you or someone changed the config because the default config uses nohup to prevent this. Why do you need script anyway? normal tomcat shouldn't use the tty. If you just want to log the startup, path/startup.sh >logfile should be enough.
– dave_thompson_085
Dec 2 at 15:54

I've tried your test, after cancel the script, the tomcat is still running It is not a particular reason that I use script -ccommand to start tomcat, I just come across this trial and want to figure out the reason why script -c can't start a tomcat. thanks,:)
– jacky
Dec 2 at 16:15

@dave_thompson_085 Curiously, I try to add sleep to the command script -c "/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh && sleep 1m" as you mentioned,the tomcat can be found in ps -ef,so as you said, the tomcat is actually started,but the pty hangup so the tomcat is shutdown.thanks again.
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:38

@dave_thompson_085 And I can also use nohup to start tomcat,script -c "nohup /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh",although the script command end,but the tomcat can be found in ps -ef
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:45

Is the sh in that script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"actually required? Ist the script not set executable?
– tink
Dec 6 at 19:07

add a comment |

Note your first ps doesn't prove tomcat didn't start, only that it didn't remain running, which is different. For the interactive case if you end the script subshell (control-D, exit, or logout) does tomcat remain running then? If not it could be dying because of the pty 'hangup', although that should only happen if you or someone changed the config because the default config uses nohup to prevent this. Why do you need script anyway? normal tomcat shouldn't use the tty. If you just want to log the startup, path/startup.sh >logfile should be enough.
– dave_thompson_085
Dec 2 at 15:54

I've tried your test, after cancel the script, the tomcat is still running It is not a particular reason that I use script -ccommand to start tomcat, I just come across this trial and want to figure out the reason why script -c can't start a tomcat. thanks,:)
– jacky
Dec 2 at 16:15

@dave_thompson_085 Curiously, I try to add sleep to the command script -c "/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh && sleep 1m" as you mentioned,the tomcat can be found in ps -ef,so as you said, the tomcat is actually started,but the pty hangup so the tomcat is shutdown.thanks again.
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:38

@dave_thompson_085 And I can also use nohup to start tomcat,script -c "nohup /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh",although the script command end,but the tomcat can be found in ps -ef
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:45

Is the sh in that script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"actually required? Ist the script not set executable?
– tink
Dec 6 at 19:07

Note your first ps doesn't prove tomcat didn't start, only that it didn't remain running, which is different. For the interactive case if you end the script subshell (control-D, exit, or logout) does tomcat remain running then? If not it could be dying because of the pty 'hangup', although that should only happen if you or someone changed the config because the default config uses nohup to prevent this. Why do you need script anyway? normal tomcat shouldn't use the tty. If you just want to log the startup, path/startup.sh >logfile should be enough.
– dave_thompson_085
Dec 2 at 15:54

I've tried your test, after cancel the script, the tomcat is still running It is not a particular reason that I use script -ccommand to start tomcat, I just come across this trial and want to figure out the reason why script -c can't start a tomcat. thanks,:)
– jacky
Dec 2 at 16:15

@dave_thompson_085 Curiously, I try to add sleep to the command script -c "/usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh && sleep 1m" as you mentioned,the tomcat can be found in ps -ef,so as you said, the tomcat is actually started,but the pty hangup so the tomcat is shutdown.thanks again.
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:38

@dave_thompson_085 And I can also use nohup to start tomcat,script -c "nohup /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh",although the script command end,but the tomcat can be found in ps -ef
– jacky
Dec 2 at 17:45

Is the sh in that script -c "sh /usr/program/tomcat/tomcat-8.0.50/bin/startup.sh"actually required? Ist the script not set executable?
– tink
Dec 6 at 19:07

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