Set up tomcat to start automatically with the system under Linux (Ubuntu)

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1. Switch to the/etc/init.d/directory

2. sudo vim tomcat

3. Write the following in the open file

#!/bin/SH# Chkconfig:345  About Ten# Description:auto-starts tomcat#/etc/init.d/tomcat# Tomcat Auto-start# Sourcefunctionlibrary.#./etc/init.d/functions# source Networking configuration.#./etc/sysconfig/Networkretval=0Export Jre_home=/usr/share/jdk1.8/Jreexport catalina_home=/opt/source/apache-tomcat-8.0. +Export Catalina_base=/opt/source/apache-tomcat-8.0. +start () {if[-F $CATALINA _home/bin/startup.SH ];  Then            Echo$"starting Tomcat"$CATALINA _home/bin/startup.SHRETVAL=$?Echo "OK"return $RETVALfi}stop () {if[-F $CATALINA _home/bin/shutdown.SH ];  Then            Echo$"stopping Tomcat"$CATALINA _home/bin/shutdown.SHRETVAL=$?Sleep 1            PS-FWWU Tomcat |grepApache-tomcat|grep-Vgrep|grep-V PID |awk '{print $}'|Xargs Kill-9            Echo "OK"-# [$RETVAL-eq0] &&RM-f/var/lock/.. return $RETVALfi} Case " $" inchstart) Start; stop) stop;; Restart)Echo$"restaring Tomcat"         $0StopSleep 1         $0start;;*)        Echo$"Usage: $ {Start|stop|restart}"Exit1        ;;EsacExit $RETVAL

4. Sudo sysv-rc-conf open, find the Tomcat column, the place as shown in the fork in the hook, restart the system, and then open the localhost:8080, you can take effect

sudo sysv-rc-conf command attached

Set up tomcat to start automatically with the system under Linux (Ubuntu)