Could it be that the client does not support "streaming" the result and instead
waits until the server finishes the request? I don't think the browser or
standard AJAX requests let you stream the result.
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I'm not sure. I just run some thing like this inside build.sh:
#!/bin/bash
git pull
lein clean
lein uberjar
cp target/xyz.jar ~/builds/
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I'm not sure. I just run some thing like this inside build.sh:
git pull
lein clean
lein uberjar
cp target/xyz.jar ~/builds/
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Are you sure that the script itself is streaming its results? Shells
sometimes batch things when they detect they are not connected to a
tty.
On 24 September 2015 at 16:45, Karel Miarka wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to run a long running bash script from a webapp and see it's
> continuous results on th
Hi,
I want to run a long running bash script from a webapp and see it's
continuous results on the page. I use conch to get the process' output
stream and use this simple ring handler:
(defn handler [req]
(response/response
(let [p (sh/proc "/home/xyz/build.sh")]
(rin
