After the configuration is completed, run /etc/rc.d/init.d/stat-an to check the active ports to see if they are occupied.

Firewall-cmd operates the released port, while netstat-ntlp looks at the listening port. These are two different operations and different concepts.

If you don't see 8080 in the listen when checking the port, it means that your tomcatk may not be started, or the port column in server.xml is commented out. I suggest you check the configuration of server.xml to see if the tomcat process is running.

And [$testing443=], single = indicates assignment, and /home/admin/Onion/Start44sh script can only be loaded if it is changed to = =. It is best to use sh/home/admin/Onion/Start44sh, or use source or. (a point) to load other scripts.

Using the command: ps-aux|greptomcat found that there is no tomcat process with port 8080. Use the command: netstat_apn to view the usage of all processes and ports. Find the following process list, the last column of which is PID/Programname. It is found that port 8080 is occupied by a Java process with PID of 9658.