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Trinidad Daemon Extension
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# DESCRIPTION
Extension to run Trinidad server as a daemon.
[WARNING] This extension only works with Trinidad 0.8.3 or above.
# INSTALLATION
jruby -S gem install trinidad_daemon_extension
# USAGE
This extension can be enabled from the Trinidad's configuration file or from the command line.
It uses a temporal directory to write the pid file but its route can be overrided.
* To enable it from the configuration file you have to add a section "extensions" to the root of the file and the section "daemon" to this one. The pid file can be specified there:
---
extensions:
daemon:
pid_file: ./trinidad.pid # this is optional by default the extension writes the pid file into a temporal directory.
* To enable it from the command line you have to load the extension first and then add one of these options:
-d, --daemonize [PID_FILE]
for instance:
$ jruby -S trinidad --load daemon --daemonize ./trinidad.pid
The log file where the daemon writes its logs is also configurable from the trinidad's configuration file.
By default it writes the logs into the file log/trinidad.log with the level INFO, to modify this behaviour you just need to add these lines under the daemon configuration:
---
extensions:
daemon:
log:
file: trinidad.log # where the daemon writes its output
level: ALL # severity level, it cn be one of these: ALL, CONFIG, FINE, FINER, FINEST, INFO, OFF, SEVERE, WARNING
The extension also allows to add new JVM arguments to run the daemon with. They just need to be added into the configuration file:
---
extensions:
daemon:
jvm_args: '-XX:MaxPermSize=512m'
You can find further information on how to write your own extension in the wiki: http://wiki.github.com/calavera/trinidad/extensions
# Copyright
Copyright (c) 2010 David Calavera. See LICENSE for details.
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