Have a look at the various log files. The Tomcat logs are in xnat-data/tomcat, while the XNAT logs are in xnat-data/logs.
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What do you see in xnat-data/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/conf? That’s where mq-context.xml should be.
This isn’t a wildly complex operation: mq-context.xml is part of the war file and loads on XNAT start-up every time, so if that’s broken then your app is broken.
You might try deleting the contents of xnat-data/webapps, copying or downloading a new copy of the war file to xnat-data/webapps/ROOT.war, and restarting.
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