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It's a minor point, but procer is basically exactly the tool I've been looking for. We're using runit to launch processes and getting runit to actually, you kno
by zrail 16y ago
It's a minor point, but procer is basically exactly the tool I've been looking for. We're using runit to launch processes and getting runit to actually, you know, run has been a major pain in the ass, and it's really weird. And the c code is horrible.
Without having looked at the code, is there any way that procer could be made a standalone thing? I don't think I'll be able to get traction on mongrel2 anytime soon, but procer I could use today.
Edit: I looked at the code. Looks pretty tied into mongrel2. I might just take the ideas and run with it, though.
- zedshaw 16y agoSure, it still needs a bit of additional features that are nice to haves, and get some testing and stuff, but it could be made as a standalone thing. http://mongrel2.org/tktview/ff6e599f6bdb7dc63387aaad48f10f84bbd3223f http://mongrel2.org/tktview/ff6e599f6bdb7dc63387aaad48f10f84... There ya go.
- jamii 16y agoI was trying to get runit to work last week and it consistently broke my terminal. After calling runit nothing I typed would show up, including newline.