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问题 I can read in the Meteor mup documentation that it uses forever to restart a process if it crashes: https://github.com/arunoda/meteor-up At the command line if I issue a "forever list" it reports info: No forever processes running I have a Meteor app that keeps hanging and was wondering if I was using mup correctly, or if Forever would help. Any advice would be appreciated. Please let me know if there is more information that I can provide. Also someone with a higher reputation please tag

问题 Is it possible to run Gulp script with forever? I have Gulp script that would like to run as a daemon, so I could start / stop / list it. 回答1: Okay, so I solved it by linking the gulp binary from /usr/bin to my local folder and then simply running the command locally. Like so: ln -s /usr/bin/gulp ./gulp forever start gulp serve The commands may vary for you but I hope you get the gist of it. 回答2: if you install gulp in your node project, you can do like this: forever start node_modules/gulp

问题 I have 10 NodeJS servers running on 10 separate machines. They are running with Forever, which keeps them up if they crash, and restarts them if a file changes. I would like to restart them by clicking on a button in an HTML page. Because nodeJS isn't open to the external world, but only accessible from within the machines, I would like to use a PHP script as a "bridge" between the external world and Node. The button would send a POST request to a PHP script, which could then in some way tell

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . How can I automatically restart my node js server every 4 hours automatically. There is a bug that only shows up after 4 hours and I want to be able to run it through the night. I'm already using forever. Thanks, Arjun 回答1: It doesn't sound like you're really solving the problem... But you could use a crob job.

问题 I used the following command to create a never ending angular server and it's working. forever start node_modules/@angular/cli/bin/ng serve --host {ip_address or domain} --prod But what is the command to stop this infinite running server? 回答1: Assign an id forever start --uid "serve" node_modules/@angular/cli/bin/ng serve --host {ip_address or domain} --prod Then you can use that id to stop it forever stop serve Just to clarify, ng serve uses webpack dev server, it's not suited for production

问题 I'm trying to use the -p option to define where pid files are kept when starting forever with sudo. However, the pid files always show up in /home/user/.forever instead of /var/run/forever edit: fyi I've switched to nodemon in dev and pm2 in production. 回答1: My workaround was using the environment variable since -p didn't work for me either in my init.d script. export FOREVER_ROOT=/var/run/forever Hope this help you a bit until they release a version with a fix. Was kinda mind puzzling since

问题 Goal: I am trying to run a watch task in my Gruntfile.js as a daemon. Normally, I would execute this script like: grunt watch . Gruntfile.js: module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.initConfig({ concat: { options: { separator: '' }, dist: { src: ['static/js/**/*.js'], dest: 'app.js' } }, watch: { files: ['<%= concat.dist.src %>'], tasks: ['concat'] } }); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-watch'); grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-concat'); }; Question: How do I spawn grunt watch as a daemon?

问题 when running node in command over a specific port, I'd start the app this way: PORT=1234 node app.js how do I pass the port to the forever command? no matter what I try, it seems to not want to work. I've tried: passing the port as an arg: forever start app.js 1234 passing the port declaration as an arg: forever start app.js PORT=1234 回答1: PORT=1234 forever start app.js 回答2: You can try adding export PORT=1234 to app.js Then just run with forever start app.js 回答3: If you are using Node

问题 I am trying to debug a problem with forever/nodejs, and I get this stacktrace in the error log: chdir(): Permission denied events.js:72 throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event ^ Error: spawn EACCES at errnoException (child_process.js:980:11) at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (child_process.js:771:34) This looks to me like I should be able to look at line 980 of a file named "child_process.js" to see where the error is thrown. However, I cannot locate such a file on the system even with

问题 I occasionally use forever.js for quick and dirty deploying of CLI type Node.js applications to production environments where I don't want a full on supervisord deployment. I was wondering if there was an equivalent for PHP? At the moment we have a queue processing system that get's messages from SQS and processes them synchronously into a database (it can't be done async as that causes all sorts of nasty row locking issues in this particular use case.) At the moment it runs ever minute using