Currently I have a class MyServer that extends IO, and then I call:
server = MyServer.popen(COMMAND, 'r+)
The only problem is I need to separate stderr and stdout. I contemplated
popen3, but I don't see how I can make it associated with an object,
which I need in the program. And in addition, it seems to lack a way to
get the pid.
I could theoretically create the stderr, stdout and stdin within the
MyServer class at initialization for popen3, but then I can't use the
pid to kill the process when I call the shutdown method. Any ideas?
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You might find my framework "rexec" useful:
RExec [Orion Transfer Wiki]
More specifically:
[RDOC] http://gems.oriontransfer.org/doc_root/rexec-1.1.6/rdoc/index.html
RExec::Task
rexec can help you make a daemon:
RubyDNS and RExec Updates [Orion Transfer Wiki]
Kind regards,
Samuel
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On 19/09/2009, at 2:01 AM, Dylan Lukes wrote:
Currently I have a class MyServer that extends IO, and then I call:
server = MyServer.popen(COMMAND, 'r+)
The only problem is I need to separate stderr and stdout. I contemplated
popen3, but I don't see how I can make it associated with an object,
which I need in the program. And in addition, it seems to lack a way to
get the pid.
I could theoretically create the stderr, stdout and stdin within the
MyServer class at initialization for popen3, but then I can't use the
pid to kill the process when I call the shutdown method. Any ideas?
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Thats odd, it seems like all the URLs were stripped out... 
http://wiki.oriontransfer.org/code:rexec.git
http://wiki.oriontransfer.org/blog:2009:08:29:rubydns_and_rexec_updates
Let me know more about what you are doing and I might be able to help.
Kind regards,
Samuel
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On 19/09/2009, at 3:23 PM, Space Ship Traveller wrote:
You might find my framework "rexec" useful:
RExec [Orion Transfer Wiki]
More specifically:
[RDOC] http://gems.oriontransfer.org/doc_root/rexec-1.1.6/rdoc/index.html
RExec::Task
rexec can help you make a daemon:
RubyDNS and RExec Updates [Orion Transfer Wiki]
Kind regards,
Samuel
On 19/09/2009, at 2:01 AM, Dylan Lukes wrote:
Currently I have a class MyServer that extends IO, and then I call:
server = MyServer.popen(COMMAND, 'r+)
The only problem is I need to separate stderr and stdout. I contemplated
popen3, but I don't see how I can make it associated with an object,
which I need in the program. And in addition, it seems to lack a way to
get the pid.
I could theoretically create the stderr, stdout and stdin within the
MyServer class at initialization for popen3, but then I can't use the
pid to kill the process when I call the shutdown method. Any ideas?
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