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: After executing sudo start prv I got this ~]$ sudo start prvīut when I try to check if forever is running my proccess, it says: ~]$ sudo forever list : If I visit the log it doesn't tell to much (exited normally). V-Ray for Rhino is a 3D rendering software that combines real-time and photoreal rendering into one complete suite of visualization tools. : I haven't even tested on real boot as it doesn't even work with sudo start prv Sudo su -p (altough I am not using any specific env variable)įorever start -l f.log -o out.log -e err.log -append app.js IN FACT, from command line I can start the app by typing the following (and this works as expected): cd /home/ec2-user/prv Here is the script I have so far (prv.conf, at /etc/init/prv.conf): author "Renato Gama"Įxec su -c "/usr/bin/forever start -l forever.log -o /home/ec2-user/prv/logs/out.log -e /home/ec2-user/prv/logs/err.log -append /home/ec2-user/prv/app.js" root | logger -t PRV
The app works great if running from command line (forever is working and upstart also).I have tried hundreds of ways to achieve this (many trial and error attempts), but nothing really seems to work for me. So I am using upstart to initialize forever. I am trying to start a nodejs application with forever ( forever simply restarts the program if it crashes), but forever itself is not auto started on boot.
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