> lockrun has the advantage of being written in c and so being tiny and > fast. I have used 'lockfile' before > (http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/lockfile/ > ) but any solution that loads ruby into memory before it determines > whether it should be running or not is going to lose that edge in low > memory situations or where the server is swapping.
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