Question
After war file Deployment apache tomcat service is failed.
- Posted on March 25, 2020
- DeploymentApacheUbuntu 18.04
Asked by ankitbhauwala
I Created a droplet.
Memory vCPUs Transfer SSD Disk 1 GB 1 vCPU 1 TB(1000GB) 25 GB
Installed S/W.
- ubuntu 18.04 OS
- apache tomcat 9.0.31
- MySQL server 8.0
Problem:
After uploading war file something going to wrong and tomcat service will be failed.
I attached problem link. (http://riyatsa.in/u/Server config.PNG)
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Before diving into troubleshooting the problem, it’s a good idea to read over: https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/setup.html which guides you through the Tomcat configuration process. It might also have the exact answer you are searching for.
As root, you can try to gather more information by running
journalctl -xeor find the apache-tomcat logs directory in /var/log/. The first option, ifjournalctlis installed on your system will give you a closer look at what actually failed. It may tell you that your configuration in the tomcat config file references a filename that does not exist, or that the apache user does not have permission to execute or read one of its directories – especially if any of those files were written by the root user. You can runchown root:apache /<path>/<to>/<filename> && chmod r+x /<path>/<to>/<filename>to any files that the apache user cannot run.