Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

I've ended up using Plackup to start the catalyst app's psgi script (still via fast cgi), and I'm using -r to indicate it should watch for changes, and reload the server when changes are detected. It does this fine, as long as my commandline terminal is still open. The moment I close it, the

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

I didn't know about screen - so thanks! =) Sounds like it could be a workaround! Any other ways? - Original Message - From: "Trevor Leffler" To: "The elegant MVC web framework" Sent: Friday, October 23, 2015 4:28 PM Subject: Re: [Catalyst]

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

Turns out it's super easy to run it in the background, =). You just add "&" to the end of the commandline, =D. ^_^ Am learning these little server tricks, ;-). [Tweeted Tatsuhiko Miyagawa of Plack fame, who was kind enough to promptly respond, with this little gem, =D. Yay!] Yours, Andrew.

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

Why is it better to use these over using an "&"? Or are you simply recommending them generally, due to their usefulness all round? Yours, Andrew. - Original Message - From: Kieren Diment To: The elegant MVC web framework Sent: Friday, October 23, 2015 10:48 PM

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

Tmux is the poor man's deployment pathway ;). I use it to keep long running jobs going between logins a lot too, as well as for having an editor in the right place from where I last left off. All round a primo useful tool. Also handy for persistent IRC connections etc. On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

I'd still consider using screen or tmux... On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 1:48 PM, Andrew wrote: > Turns out it's super easy to run it in the background, =). > > You just add "&" to the end of the commandline, =D. > > ^_^ Am learning these little server tricks, ;-). >

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

What about wrapping your shell session with screen? $ man screen --Trevor On 10/23/2015 08:21 AM, Andrew wrote: I've ended up using Plackup to start the catalyst app's psgi script (still via fast cgi), and I'm using -r to indicate it should watch for changes, and reload the server when

Re: [Catalyst] Keep Plack -r working when commandline closed...?

Tmux is generally newer and easier to use than screen, highly recommended. On Sat, Oct 24, 2015 at 7:41 AM, Len Jaffe wrote: > I'd still consider using screen or tmux... > > On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 1:48 PM, Andrew > wrote: > >> Turns