You could run it from environment.rb, though, since your semaphore file
takes care of multiple app instances running the scheduler. That's the whole
point, right? :-)
I'm not very familiar with capistrano. Is it responsible for launching your
application as well? If so, couldn't you skip the whole semaphore thing and
have capistrano start and stop the scheduler, rather than an application
instance starting the scheduler?
Thanks,
Lee
On 7/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> no, not from environment.rb.
> That would give the same problem, because this also gets run multiple
> times.
> I use capistrano to update my app, and I made an hook that removes
> this file when the application gets updated and before it restarts.
>
> # part of my capistrano2 config-file
> ###############################################
> desc "Run this before the restart"
> before "deploy:restart", :remove_semaphore
>
> desc "Removing semaphore file to start the scheduler"
> task :remove_semaphore do
> semaphore = "#{ release_path }/tmp/scheduler"
> sudo "rm -f #{semaphore}"
> end
> ###############################################
>
>
>
>
> On Jul 26, 2:45 pm, "Lee Fyock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How do you know when to delete the semaphore file, so that you can shut
> down
> > the server, start it up, and have the scheduler run again?
> > Where did you place this code? In environment.rb (or a file that gets
> called
> > from environment.rb)?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Lee
>
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