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Tomcat Install on Linux Machines?????

 
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I have installed Tomcat onto a Linux Kernel machine, have tried this twice, once with the Tomcat webserver I got from Apache/Tomcat homepage, the other I tried from http://www.joot.com/box/installation.shtml
both ended up with the same result.
They both installed without errors, then when I went to start Tomcat I got four Using messages. So I tried to access tomcat via ip address with :8080 after and I got a cannot find server message.
So while trying to figure this out I did a shutdown for Tomcat and got four Using messages and then the following message:
/j2sdk1.4.2/bin/java: error while loading shared libraries: libpthread.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Any suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
 
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hi,
it seems that there is a prob with your installed jdk. Try to reinstall the SDK
then it should work.
Oliver
 
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I tried to re-install several times, I even downloaded the j2sdk from www.java.sun.com again and I still come up with the same problem. If anyone know where to find this libpthread.so.0 and where it is suppose to go, so I can manually insert it I guess that may work.
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