Tomcat startup, shutdown, and killing processes in Linux

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Open Terminal

Cd/java/tomcat

# Execution

Bin/startup. sh # start tomcat

Bin/shutdown. sh # Stop tomcat

Tail-f logs/catalina. out # view tomcat console output;

# Check whether tomcat is running

Ps-ef | grep tomcat

# If yes, use kill;

Kill-9 pid # pid is the corresponding process number

For example, the ps-ef | grep tomcat output is as follows:

Sun 5144 1 0 00:00:06 pts/1/java/jdk/bin/java-Djava. util. logging. manager = org. apache. juli. classLoaderLogManager-Djava. endorsed. dirs =/java/tomcat/common/endorsed-classpath:/java/tomcat/bin/bootstrap. jar:/java/tomcat/bin/commons-logging-api.jar-Dcatalina. base =/java/tomcat-Dcatalina. home =/java/tomcat-Djava. io. tmpdir =/java/tomcat/temp org. apache. catalina. startup. bootstrap start

Then 5144 is the process ID pid = 5144

Kill-9 5144 to completely kill tomcat

# Directly view the process pid of the specified port

Netstat-anp | grep 9217

# The result is tcp 0 0: 9217: * LISTEN 26127/java.

#26127 is the pid of the tomcat process on port 9217, and then you can kill the process.

Kill-9 26127

# Then start tomcat.