Xu, Jiangyan wrote:
> Oops, this option doesn't show up in the man page but does show up
> with "xsp2 --help", which I forgot to check. Thanks!
Do not use xsp2 as a server for production code - it's not suited for that
purpose. Perfectly ok for
testing/development, though.
best,
marek
>
> Best
Oops, this option doesn't show up in the man page but does show up
with "xsp2 --help", which I forgot to check. Thanks!
Best,
Jiangyan
2009/9/17 Kornél Pál :
> Hi,
>
> Use "xsp2 --nonstop"
>
> Kornél
>
> Xu, Jiangyan wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am using xsp2 as a lightweight server for my web a
Hi,
Use "xsp2 --nonstop"
Kornél
Xu, Jiangyan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using xsp2 as a lightweight server for my web application. I
> wanted to run it as a daemon process but when I use "xsp2 &" the
> process immediately exits.
>
> I guess the problem here is that xsp2 reads 'Return'
> (Console
Hello,
I am using xsp2 as a lightweight server for my web application. I
wanted to run it as a daemon process but when I use "xsp2 &" the
process immediately exits.
I guess the problem here is that xsp2 reads 'Return'
(Console.ReadLine()) as a signal to stop but when run as a daemon, the
stdin gi
