Suppose I have a daemon and I run it like this:

ruby script/runner script/my_daemon.rb

This gives my daemon full access to the rails environment, and it may
run for days, months, many months or longer. I realized this could be
risky if there is some caching or other issues, in which case I would
launch some other external exec from the daemon instead perhaps to get
access to the environment, or possibly I could launch it the same way
and just do a fork and then do the DB operations in the child. Right
now I am just running it as shown with no such strategy.




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