# /etc/sysconfig/tomcat

# CATALINA_HOME is the directory in which the server runs; all paths
# will be resolved relative to here.  The default is /usr/share/tomcat.
#CATALINA_HOME=/usr/share/tomcat

# TOMCAT_USER is the user as which the server runs. The default is tomcat.
#TOMCAT_USER=tomcat

# LOGFILE is where all log messages not handled by a logger will be
# written.  The default is $CATALINA_HOME/logs/tomcat.out
#LOGFILE=$CATALINA_HOME/logs/tomcat.out

# CATALINA_OPTS may be used to specify extra options to pass to the
# tomcat executable.  This can be used, for example, to define extra
# system properties using the -D option.  The default is to pass no
# extra options to the tomcat executable.
#CATALINA_OPTS=

# If you want to configure your server using the Admin webapp then the
# server's configuration directory must be writable by the server.
# This directory is not writable by default in order to limit the
# damage that could be caused by an exploited or malicious webapp.
#
# If required, the configuration directory's permissions can be
# modified at server startup to ensure that it is writable or not.  If
# ENSURE_CONFIG_WRITABLE is set to yes then the permissions will be
# modified at server startup to ensure that the directory is writable.
# Alternatively, if ENSURE_CONFIG_UNWRITABLE is set to yes then the
# permissions will be modified at server startup to ensure that the
# directory is not writable.  If neither is set (the default) then no
# permissions will be altered.
#ENSURE_CONFIG_WRITABLE=no
#ENSURE_CONFIG_UNWRITABLE=no

# If you want to be able to upload WAR files using the Manager webapp
# then the server's webapps directory must be writable by the server.
# This directory is not writable by default in order to limit the
# damage that could be caused by an exploited or malicious webapp.
#
# If required, the webapps directory's permissions can be modified at
# server startup to ensure that it is writable or not.  If
# ENSURE_WEBAPPS_WRITABLE is set to yes then the permissions will be
# modified at server startup to ensure that the directory is writable.
# Alternatively, if ENSURE_WEBAPPS_UNWRITABLE is set to yes then the
# permissions will be modified at server startup to ensure that the
# directory is not writable.  If neither is set (the default) then no
# permissions will be altered.
#ENSURE_WEBAPPS_WRITABLE=no
#ENSURE_WEBAPPS_UNWRITABLE=no

# If you wish to run the server with an adjusted scheduling priority
# then you should set NICELEVEL.  Acceptable values range from -20
# (highest priority) to 19 (lowest), but extreme values in either
# direction may cause problems.  The default is not to adjust the
# scheduling priority.
#NICELEVEL=
