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I change the port but problem persists.<br />
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Regards.
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I change the port but problem persists.

Regards.

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Closed as solved by just reinstallation the application again..
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Closed as solved by just reinstallation the application again..

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Hi there;<br />
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I have tomcat 6 installation and it runs fine when i first install but then dies out when i reboot my W2008 R2-64 bit machine.<br />
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I must install it on D:\Program Files folder (which I created). The Windows service is set to run automatically, but simply doesn't respond when i go for it in my browser. 404 is what i get.<br />
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Any trick?<br />
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I am unable to send a log. but is this a known issue?<br />
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Regards.
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Hi there;

I have tomcat 6 installation and it runs fine when i first install but then dies out when i reboot my W2008 R2-64 bit machine.

I must install it on D:\Program Files folder (which I created). The Windows service is set to run automatically, but simply doesn't respond when i go for it in my browser. 404 is what i get.

Any trick?

I am unable to send a log. but is this a known issue?

Regards.

tomcat dies out after reboot when i install it to D: drive

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