CentOS configuration tomcat runs with the specified identity (non-root)

The environment that this article relies on:

The JDK and Tomcat environments are installed and configured.

Installed and configured the GCC, make, and other compilation tools.

1. Compiling the installation daemon

cd/usr/local/tomcat7/bin/tar vzxf commons-daemon-/usr/local/tomcat7/commons-daemon-1.0 . -native-src/unix/. /configure--with-java=/usr/local/jdk1.7/
Make

2. After compiling the installation, a jsvc file is generated and copied to the Tomcat bin directory

CP jsvc/usr/local/tomcat7/bin/

3. Create a regular user to run Tomcat

Useradd tomcat-m-D/-s/usr/sbin/nologin

4. Modify the startup script file (vim/usr/local/tomcat7/bin/daemon.sh)

Find the following:

" . $TOMCAT _user " = . && tomcat_user=tomcat# Set java_home to working JDK or jre#java_home =/opt/jdk-1.6. 0.22

Modify Tomcat_user=tomcat to specify the user name that you use to run Tomcat, remove the comment before Java_home (that is, "#"), and set it to the directory where the JDK is located.

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Add the following to the comment in the previous position of the file

 the  -

5. Modify the relevant directory and file permissions

Chown-r tomcat:tomcat/usr/local/tomcat7/chmod a+x/usr/local/tomcat7/bin/daemon.sh

6. Start the command

Start: daemon.sh  start stop:daemon.sh  stop foreground run:daemon.sh Run  view version:daemon.sh  Version

7. Adding tomcat to the CentOS service

Ln-s/opt/tomcat/bin/daemon.sh/etc/init.d/tomcat6chkconfig–-add tomcat6

CentOS configuration tomcat runs with the specified identity (non-root)