best bet was starting the thing as a cron
thanks for the help!
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I asked this before to no avail.
The SID-SERVER from the Official Guide or any server for that matter
created in Rebol and to be run on Linux.
How do I make the thing run resident so I can start or stop it via remote cgi?
Right now, I must telnet in and run manually, if I close telnet client,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked this before to no avail.
The SID-SERVER from the Official Guide or any server for that matter
created in Rebol and to be run on Linux.
How do I make the thing run resident so I can start or stop it via remote cgi?
What is the best way to peel an orange?
Jeff,
This one can be started and stopped. It also traps any errors in the forever loop,
making it somewhat impervious. Also note the complete lack of security.
--Ryan
rebol [
Title: "Even More Slightly Upgraded SID Server"
]
running: FALSE
listen-port: open/lines tcp://:8080
max-sid:
How do I make the thing run resident so I can start or stop it via remote cgi?
Right now, I must telnet in and run manually, if I close telnet client,
server shuts down.
When you start your script, you should detach it from the console so
that when you log out the process continues
nope when i do that it runs the server but the html calling page just waits
and waits as it tries to contact the server
i also tried just the without the null stuff and it does the same thing
At 04:13 PM 8/28/00 -0700, you wrote:
How do I make the thing run resident so I can start or stop
On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nope when i do that it runs the server but the html calling page just waits
and waits as it tries to contact the server
i also tried just the without the null stuff and it does the same thing
You say the server runs. What happens if you try
