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    How to tell if Tomcat (vxws) is running on a Voyager server

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    • Product: Voyager
    • Relevant for Installation Type: Multi-Tenant Direct, Dedicated-Direct, Local, TotalCare

     

    Question

    How to tell if Tomcat is running on a Voyager server?

    This also applies to determining if vwxs is running.

    Answer

    SSH to the Voyager server as the voyager user.

    Run this command:

    ps -ef | grep tomcat

    You will see a number of lines (processes) for each Voyager database instance (xxxdb) -  where xxxdb is the Voyager Database Instance.

    voyager   3689     1  0 01:05 ?        00:00:00 /bin/bash /m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wrapper/bin/wrapper.sh -c /m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wrapper/conf/wrapper.conf
    voyager   3769  3689  0 01:05 ?        00:02:26 java -Xmx30m -Djna_tmpdir=/m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wrapper/tmp -jar /m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wrapper/wrapper.jar -c /m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wra
    voyager   3834     1  0 01:05 ?        00:00:00 /bin/bash /m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/wrapper/bin/wrapper.sh -c /m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/wrapper/conf/wrapper.conf
    voyager   3914  3834  0 01:05 ?        00:02:25 java -Xmx30m -Djna_tmpdir=/m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/wrapper/tmp -jar /m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/wrapper/wrapper.jar -c /m1/voyager/xx2db/t
    voyager   3978     1  0 01:05 ?        00:00:00 /bin/bash /m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/wrapper/bin/wrapper.sh -c /m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/wrapper/conf/wrapper.conf
    voyager   4092  3978  0 01:05 ?        00:02:24 java -Xmx30m -Djna_tmpdir=/m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/wrapper/tmp -jar /m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/wrapper/wrapper.jar -c /m1/voyager/traindb/tomc
    voyager   4386  3914  0 01:06 ?        00:04:00 /m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/java/bin/java -classpath /exlibris/m1/voyager/xx2db/tomcat/wrapper/wrapperApp.jar:/exlibris/m1/shared/Tomcat/7.0.
    voyager   4396  4092  0 01:06 ?        00:02:47 /m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/java/bin/java -classpath /exlibris/m1/voyager/traindb/tomcat/wrapper/wrapperApp.jar:/exlibris/m1/shared/Tomcat/7.0.10
    voyager   4410  3769  0 01:06 ?        00:07:09 /m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/java/bin/java -classpath /exlibris/m1/voyager/xx1db/tomcat/wrapper/wrapperApp.jar:/exlibris/m1/shared/Tomcat/7.0.100/bi

    Additional Information

    if you are troubleshooting vxws accessibility issues, check the server.xml file and be sure the RemoteAddrValve (access valve) connections are configured correctly.

    See also: How to Properly Restart Voyager, Apache and Tomcat


    • Article last edited: 04-Sept-2020
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