>Is capturing stdout and stderr really all that necessary? In every >case where I've had SlimServer crash, I've found the reason in the logs >that SlimServer creates. > When I've enabled some debug options, opened http://localhost:9000/log.txt, then stopped the service and opened http://localhost:9000/log.txt, it can't resolve the address as the service isn't running, and then when I restart the service, the log is empty.
>Would running the EXE version of the service enable you to do what you >want? If you want to use SVN to save bandwidth, then I imagine it >would be possible to automate the process of doing an SVN update and a >build of the EXE on your end. > What does the exe contain? I thought it was some kind of compiled version of the Perl. If it's possible to rebuild it, I could automate the rebuild when updating SVN. How does one rebuild it? On the other hand, I quite like running the interpretted perl, as it's quick to update and restart. Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
