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connection to localhost:10.0 host broken (explicit kill or server shutdown)
Hi All,
We use tomcat web server and it will get terminated with below error: connection to localhost:10.0 host broken (explicit kill or server shutdown) Please let me know how to fix this error. |
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I have this problem too! It happens every time I shut a putty or ssh window. Worse still is it shuts down Tomcat. I have 14 servers total all with the same configuration, but this problem only occurs on 2. I don't know why, and I can't seem to solve it. With the current behavior, they're just bricks. Help Anyone??
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What worked for me
I just run into this exact problem. I was installing tomcat and an application for radiological image transfer and whenever an image was processed tomcat would fail with the same error message.
I was remotely logged in to the server running tomcat using ssh -Y, to redirect the display to my local computer. I exited ssh and reconnected this time without the -Y option, I restarted tomcat and everything just worked. I am not sure what happened, tomcat seemed to be trying to display something on the remote display and that failed? I hope that helps. |
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This looks like tomcat is trying to open a GUI in X and you do not have X forwarded properly or not at all. The "-Y" switch just enables trusted X11 forwarding however you still need an X running on the client and the client must be "trusted". You may have to run "xhost +" or "xhost + <servername>" on the server (not client) to allow X to be attached to from a remote server/session.
Have you tried VNC rather than ssh to run this application? |
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