Hi Nate,
I was thinking more about a dead web server running in a Python process.
I tried a few things and it seemed to work.
Then the process would just die again on it's own.
Even when nothing was hitting it on a development box.
Not sure why... thought it was worth tossing it out to the list for
any ideas.
-Kevin
On May 03, 2011, at 6:11 PM, Nate Sanders wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Could you give a few more details as to what you mean?
If you're going to be modifying the source code, it seems like
catching SIGHUP (or maybe one of the USR signals) and cleanly
restarting (obviously application-dependent) would be good, but I'm
not sure if this matches the context you're talking about.
-- Nate
On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 6:07 PM, Kevin LaTona <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi All,
Any one have a suggestion for the best way to reboot a Python
process on a remote server ?
I've tried a few things via SSH and for some reason they are not
working out as I had hoped for.
Right now I am on OS X boxes but will also be doing this to Ubuntu
machines as well.
Thanks for any ideas or suggestions.
-Kevin
