How can I check whether Apache Tomcat is installed or not in my remote linux machine. I am using putty for connecting the machine. Is there any command to find that?
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How can I check whether Apache Tomcat is installed or not in my remote linux machine. I am using putty for connecting the machine. Is there any command to find that?
You mentioned that you’re running Ubuntu. Ubuntu is Debian based, so you would use
dpkgThis will first list all installed packages, then search for something that contains tomcat. If tomcat shows up, then it’s installed.
See this blog post for more useful commands.