Re: Tomcat Doesn't Seem To Start In Fedora 8

Robert L Cochran schrieb:

I posted more content to the bug: to answer to your questions, no tomcat
processes are running. The result of netstat is

[root@deafeng3 tomcat5]# netstat -an | grep '8080'
tcp 0 0 :::8080 :::* LISTEN

If I understand the above correctly, something is indeed listening on port 8080...but what? That looks like an IPv6 type listener, but I don't know IPv6 well. I also grepped on '80' to list processes running on any 80xx port. See the bug report.

Any suggestions? Clearly, I started some process that is interfering with tomcat5.

Bob

lsof -i :8080
netstat -talpen | grep ':8080'

This will provide you with PIDs, process names and owners.

Alexander


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