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How to allow non-root user to run Tomcat-7 in Centos 6.2?

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Source installs are highly discouraged. You can find ktorrent as a package in the EPEL repository. [by TrevorH]

I am trying to install tomcat on my machine(Linux Fedora 15).

I have followed the below steps

I have entered in to root and typed the following

[root@user ~]# tomcat

bash: tomcat: command not found...

Install package 'tomcat' to provide command 'tomcat'? [N/y]

I have entered y and result is installed tomcat on machine as below

* Running... * Resolving dependencies...

tomcat6 permission denied 37 weeks 5 days ago

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this is what i get..

[root@root ~]# /etc/tomcat6/tomcat-users.xml -bash: /etc/tomcat6/tomcat-users.xml: Permission denied

and my tomcat-users.xm

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I am setting up tomcat server on my Centos 5.5 machine. I've been advised to run tomcat on 8080 as non root user and redirect traffic to it from port 80.

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Centos-64 and Solr problem 2 years 42 weeks ago

Dear all,

We've just install a Centos-64 and TomCat 5.5.28.

TomCat installed, and it started. But somehow even if we shut it down, we still can see the tomcat page at port 8080. So basically we can't turn it off. But if we run shutdown for the second time, it will gives us message:

Please have a look on the attached. What could be done to solve it?

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Linux / CentOS installation 34 weeks 1 day ago

this is my first question on sf.

i am new to linux and any of its flavor for example centos. even i don't know about its file system. actually i am programmer not an System Admin.

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