Hi All,
This might a novice question, but I am unable to find an answer.
Normally I should start a turbogears application in a remote server
like this:
./start-foo.py prod.cfg &
Wondering what is a nice way to stop it. I tried seeing all processes
using ps -A, and then killing the process, by "kill n", n being the
number of the process with name "start-foo.py". Then, while trying to
start the application again, I got the error message
raise cherrypy.NotReady("Port not free.")
Needing suggestions. (Killing some python processes might do the
trick, but how do I know which is the exact process?)
thanks
Sanjay
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