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> So in this case it'd be more relevant for running authbind rootless too. Ahh OK, that makes more sense. > would be to use systemd socket activation I have
by bjarneh 6y ago
> So in this case it'd be more relevant for running authbind rootless too.
Ahh OK, that makes more sense.
> would be to use systemd socket activation
I have to admit that every time I need one of those systemd scripts for some type of service I have, it's usually just a copy-n-paste from an older one with small modifications of paths/name etc. Perhaps I should actually learn some of that stuff. I guess it is here to stay; even though there was some debate about it a few years ago.
- yrro 6y agoIt looks pretty straight forward in Tomcat 8 or later. * Set useInheritedChannel="true" on one (and only one) connector * Create tomcat.socket as described in https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=60560#c8 https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=60560#c8 Shame tomcat can only accept one 'inherited' channel, so you can't have Tomcat's :443 _and_ :80 connectors both make use of systemd-created sockets.
- bjarneh 6y ago> It looks pretty straight forward in Tomcat 8 or later. Yes, when seeing the examples, it doesn't look too bad. I guess without any example and no idea (at all) on how to set this up, it would still take quite some time to figure out.