[ACCEPTED]-Why I can not start my tomcat from command line?-tomcat7
If you're trying to run startup.sh from the directory 4 that contains it, you'll need to prefix 3 the name with ./ - the current directory is 2 not on the PATH by default. Also, you'll need 1 the .sh extension.
So either:
~/apache-tomcat-7/bin$ ./startup.sh
Or:
~/apache-tomcat-7$ bin/startup.sh
you should like this:
sudo chmod +x /Users/yw/Tomcat/bin/*.sh
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Actually the problem is your startup.sh does not have 6 the execute permission that is why you are 5 unable to start it. First check that properly, type 4 ./startup.sh there and observe what it says. If it is 3 saying that "you don't have the permission" then 2 give it execute permission by this command 1 chmod 777 startup.sh. Then try to to start it.
I did it with command:
chmod +x catalina.sh
sudo ./startup.sh
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