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问题:
I have a script written in node.js, it uses 'net' library and communicates with distant service over tcp. This script is started using 'node script.js >> log.txt' command and everything in that script that is logged using console.log() function gets written to log.txt but sometimes script dies and I cannot find a reason and nothing gets logged in log.txt around the time script crashed.
How can I capture crash reason?
回答1:
It's much easier to capture exceptions by splitting stdout
and stderr
. Like so:
node script.js 1> log.out 2> err.out
By default, node logs normal output to stdout, which I believe you are capturing with >>
.
As noted in the comments, a segmentation fault is a signal put to stderr by the shell, not necessarily your program. See this unix.stackexchange answer for other options.
回答2:
Couldn't you listen to uncaughtException
event. Something along the lines of =>
process.on('uncaughtException', function (err) { console.log('Caught exception: ' + err); });
P.S: after that you are adviced to restart process according to this