I have a Solaris 9 machine that has apache and tomcat installed. (actually both apache and tomcat came bundled in the Solaris 9 installation). Both apache and tomcat were working just fine. I just used JASS (Solaris Security Toolkit) from Sun to harden my system which will be directly exposed to the internet. It seems to have broken tomcat though. I know that I can back out of the changes that JASS made to my system, but want to keep them, and just fix the problem with tomcat.
JASS originally renamed both the /etc/apache/httpd.conf and /etc/apache/tomcat.conf, to disable them. I renamed them back to what they should be, but it seems that only apache starts.
Doing a ps -ef before I used JASS and after shows that a certain java process is not running. This process is:
/usr/java/bin/java -classpath /usr/apache/tomcat/bin/bootstrap.jar:/usr/java/li
After the ‘…/java/li’ I can’t see any more of the line. It seems like this is probably the problem, but I am not sure where to begin in fixing it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.