I will obviously mail the ruby list as well, but on the off chance
someone here might be able to help,
i have a simple ruby mgmt program listening on a network port, which
accepts commands and does appropriate stuff,
however restarted services weirdly seem to hold the port of the process,
One of the things it does is to restart system services
<ruby code>
system "/usr/local/etc/rc.d/proftpd start"
sockstat -4 -l then shows that the proftpd process is
nobody proftpd 30996 1 tcp4 *:21 *:*
nobody proftpd 30885 3 tcp4 [hostIP]:844 *:*
root ruby 30826 3 tcp4 [hostIP]:844 *:*
This doesn't affect the running of the ftp server or the ruby daemon,
but it means that i need to restart the various other daemons to release
the 844 socket.
any thoughts?
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