Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
* Sylvain Wallez:
Mark Lundquist wrote:
What do you mean by "without forking" ? The shell has to lauch the JVMear devs,
like to use cocoon.sh "as is", configuring it from without by means f a wrapper script. Using cocoon.sh without modification makes it asier to take Cocoon version upgrades.
here is one thing, though, that I still have to change. I use the
JB "daemontools" package to run all my Jetty+Cocoon instances under
upervision and provide for automatic startup at boot-time. This nly
works if I change cocoon.sh to exec the Java interpreter without
orking.
in a separate process. Or do I miss something?
The shell builtin � exec � replaces the current shell process by the specified command. If you don't do that, both sh and java run until Jetty is stopped.
Okay, got it! I knew about the system library's exec(3) which I used yeaaaaars ago but didn't knew about its shell equivalent.
Thanks,
Sylvain (who finds very funny to talk to the guy sitting on the other side of his office wall through the Internet)
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