I don't know what system you are using but debian(which I run) has some standard deamon helper things which should make daemonizing arbitary program relatively easy.
Beside, I don't mind the manual procedures of setting apache proxy and the like as I would like to know what I am doing rather than some really automatic things which unless is really well written(which is difficult and I seldom find one that is, especially on *nix except for the core system packaging), would fall apart and I need to debug someone else' smart script which is not smart enough. Aggelos Orfanakos wrote: > That works for me too. In fact, this is what I do (with the difference > that I don't make a tarball and use scp -- I have an SVN repository on > the host machine and execute svn checkout on the target machine). > > Anyway, after *a lot* of effort, I got the whole thing running. I don't > know if it's me, but it looks *really* awkard in deployment. I mean, > you have to setup a proxy server and then find a way to daemonize your > app's -start.py just to have your app running? (I never managed to do > this.) IMHO, there should be an easier method of deployment -- although > I don't know if it is technically feasible. This is what most > frameworks lack.
