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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 "find". Am I missing it somehow, or is the stracktrace lying? It's part of the node.js source. See https:/

I am having hard time understanding what is forever in nodejs. Can someone explain what is forever in simplest way that i can understand and what is the purpose of it forever is a node.js package that is used to keep the server alive even when the server crash/stops. When the node server is stopped because of some error, exception, etc. forever automatically restarts it From the npmjs https://www.npmjs.com/package/forever A simple CLI tool for ensuring that a given node script runs continuously (i.e. forever) Forever can be used as forever start app.js It provides many useful functions which

I am trying to run my nodejs app on an Amazon EC2 instance using forever. I installed nodejs npm, and then ran sudo npm install forever -g . The installation didn't return any errors, so i go ahead and try running my app using forever start server.js , but it won't do anything - no output what-so-ever, not even an error. I also tried forever --help and just forever , but none of them giving me any response... When running my app regularly using nodejs - nodejs init.js then it works as expected, but i need to get it running using forever so it won't shut down when i disconnect from the server.

I downloaded forever module from the following link https://github.com/nodejitsu/forever I extracted the zip file and placed it in my node_modules folder. and from my command prompt went into the node js path and gave forever filename.js as instructed.But i received the error as below C:\Users\290495\Desktop\newnode\Manoj\Node\nodejs>forever testing.js 'forever' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Don't know where i am goin wrong.Anyhelp will be much appreciated Olu Forever needs to be installed globally. Install it with the -g flag i.e. npm

I'm trying to setup forever and NodeJS to monitor&restart my app and also keep it running when exits. Currently I have this: var forever = require("forever-monitor"); var child = new(forever.Monitor)('main.js', { 'silent': false, 'pidFile': '../pids/app.pid', 'sourceDir': '.', 'watch': true, 'watchDirectory': '.', 'watchIgnoreDotFiles': null, 'watchIgnorePatterns': null, 'logFile': '../logs/forever.log', 'outFile': '../logs/forever.out', 'errFile': '../logs/forever.err' }); child.start(); Which starts my app just fine but it doesn't restart it when I make changes in the file. Is there some

I just deployed a meteor js app on an EC2 ubuntu server. I installed forever and added the following startup script to /etc/init/meteor.conf start on (local-filesystems) stop on shutdown script cd /home/ubuntu export PORT=80 MONGO_URL=mongodb://localhost27017/parties ROOT_URL=http://ec2-54-235-1-185.compute-1.amazonaws.com exec forever start bundle/main.js end script When I go to start my app using: sudo service meteor start , it reads: meteor start/running, process 12481 ubuntu@ip-10-98-57-161:~$ But when I enter the public DNS in my browser, nothing. So I then type the command forever list

I've set up a website using Ember-CLI and it is now ready for production, so we're looking for a way to keep it running permanently. Right now we're using $ ember serve --port 80 but obviously this only works whilst we're logged in. I've used Forever before to keep a node app running but am not sure how to make this work with Ember CLI, as the 'ember serve' command obviously does more than just running app.js? Any input would be appreciated! Ember-CLI apps are NOT node apps, they are Browser apps, so you don't need anything special to serve them. To keep and Ember-CLI app running permanently,