On Friday 02 September 2011 14:25:48 Mr. Puneet Kishor wrote:
when I run
`plackup -s Starman -p 5006 -w 10 -E development --access-log /path/to/app_access.log --error-log /path/to/app_error.log -D --pid /path/to/app.pid -a /path/to/app/bin/app.pl`
it shows up in `ps` as 'starman master' and 'starman worker'
punkish@Lucknow ~/bin$ps -fax | grep '[s]tarman' 501 4882 1 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.04 starman master 501 4883 4882 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.00 starman worker 501 4884 4882 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.00 starman worker 501 4885 4882 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.00 starman worker 501 4886 4882 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.00 starman worker 501 4887 4882 0 7:54AM ?? 0:00.00 starman worker
Is there anyway I can make those processes have specific names, for example, 'app master' and 'app worker" in the above instance?
I believe if your app was to assign to $0, it would change that, but that's a bit dirty and hackish, I think. As Sawyer said, it's really more of a Plack/Starman question than Dancer- specific; I don't think we have anything in particular which could help you. If, however, we find there's an easy way for an app to tell Plack/Starman a process name to use, it would be nice to be able to add that facility to Dancer. -- David Precious ("bigpresh") http://www.preshweb.co.uk/ "Programming is like sex. One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life". (Michael Sinz)