Tomcat is installed on Mac Platform

Security Department Hudson

1. To the http://tomcat.apache.org under Tomcat 6.x, such as apache-atat-6.0.24.zip
2. Unzip apache-tomcat-6.0.24.zip to resolve the issue to $ your_profile $/library, $ your_profile $ for your users in Mac OS X, such as/users/admin
3. Chmod A + x $ your_profile $/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/bin/*. Sh
4. Set the Administrator's role and password:
   $ Your_profile $/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/CONF/tomcat-users.xml, add

    
<RoleRolename= "Manager"/>

<UserUsername= "Tomcat"Password= "XXXX"Roles= "Manager"/>
 
 
Set the setting to $ your_profile $/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/bin/startup. sh, and then use browser hosts to http: // localhost: 8080. If you can see the following hosts, the Tomcat server security is initially complete.
 

 
 Use launchd to activate Tomcat server
When launchd is set to be active on Mac OS X Server, Tomcat server is also triggered, which is similar to Windows NT Service.
 
 
1. to $ your_profile $/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/bin/directory, add a launch case launchd_wrapper.sh. The content is as follows:
 
 1     #  ! /Bin/bash  
  2     
  3   Function  Shutdown  ()
  4   
 5   {
  6   
  7   Date
  8   
  9   Echo  "  Shutting down Tomcat  "  
  10   
 11     $ Catalina_home  /  Bin  /  Catalina  .  Sh stop
  12   
  13   }
  14   
  15   Date
 16   
  17   Echo  "  Starting Tomcat server  "  
  18   
  19   Export catalina_pid  =/  TMP  /  $
 20   
  21     #  Uncomment to increase Tomcat's maximum heap allocation
  22   
  23   # Export java_opts =-xmx512m $ java_opts  
  24     
  25   Export java_opts =  "  -Xms256m-xmx512m-XX: maxpermsize = 256 m  "  
  26   
  27   Export catalina_opts  =  "  -Dhudson_home =/users/admin/Hudson  "  
  28  
  29     .     $ Catalina_home  /  Bin  /  Catalina  .  Sh start
  30   
  31     # Allow any signal which wowould kill a process to stop Tomcat  
  32     
  33   Trap  Shutdown  Hup  Int  Quit abrt  Kill  Alrm term tstp 
 
 
 
Please note that, for/users/admin, change it to your $ your_profile $ location. For launchd_wrapper.sh, use chmod A + x launchd_wrapper.sh to make it have limit on Row permissions.
 
2. join the Tomcat for launchd attack case and use sudo touch tomcat in the/library/launchdaemons directory. plist adds tomcat. plist, this command will require login into the Manager password
 
 
3. use sudo VI tomcat. plist, Zookeeper tomcat. plist: the content of the hosts file is as follows. Note that/users/admin is the administrator's security category. Please change it to your $ your_profile $ contents.
 
    <?  XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"  ?>  

  <!  Doctype plist public "-// Apple Computer // DTD plist 1.0 // en" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd"  >  

  < Plist  Version  = "1.0"  >  

  <  Dict  >  

  <  Key  >  Disabled  </  Key  >  

 <  False  />  

  <  Key  >  Environmentvariables  </  Key  >  

  <  Dict  >  

  < Key  >  Catalina_home  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  /Users/admin/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24  </  String  >  

  <  Key >  Java_home  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  /Library/Java/home  </  String  >  

  </  Dict  > 

  <  Key  >  Label  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  Com. Apache. Tomcat  </  String  >  

 <  Key  >  OnDemand  </  Key  >  

  <  False  />  

  <  Key  >  Programarguments  </ Key  >  

  <  Array  >  

  <  String  >  /Users/admin/library/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/bin/launchd_wrapper.sh  </  String  >  

  </ Array  >  

  <  Key  >  Runatload  </  Key  >  

  <  True  />  

  <  Key >  Servicedescription  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  Tomcat  </  String  >  

  <  Key  > Standarderrorpath  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  /Users/admin/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/logs/launchd. stderr  </  String  >  

  <  Key  > Standardoutpath  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  /Users/admin/Apache-Tomcat-6.0.24/logs/launchd. stdout  </  String  >  

  <  Key  > Username  </  Key  >  

  <  String  >  Root  </  String  >  

  </  Dict  >  

 </  Plist  > 
 
4. Manual manual launch and launch commands
 
 
 
 
Sudo launchctl Load-W/Library/Lauhchdaemons/Tomcat.Plist
 
 
Stop command
 
 
 
Sudo launchctl unload-W/Library/Launchdaemons/Tomcat.Plist
 
 

 
 
After the restart operation is OK, the next time you restart the Tomcat server, you will be logged on.