Rafael Szuminski wrote:
> Spoke too soon. Ctrl+z stops the server script but the ruby process that
> listens on 3000 hangs around. After using ctrl+z, I can't restart the
> server
> because the default port is still in use.
Right -- because C-z only *suspends* the process and does not kill it.
When you hit C-z, you will see a message that begins like
[1]+ Stopped
The number in brackets is the job number. To kill the process, type
kill -9 %{JOB}
at the shell prompt, where {JOB} is the job number -- so in this
example, it would be kill -9 %1 .
I've never seen this with Webrick, but sometimes Autospec responds to
C-z and not to C-c. The method I just described is useful.
If any of this is mysterious to you, please read a little about how
processes work on *nix.
>
> Raf
Best,
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