Re: [Tclhttpd-users] Forking httpd.tcl

[Brent W. <we...@pa...>]

Hmm - I don't recall that one.  I always put an & into my
/etc/rc.d whatever startup scripts.  But, if you have expect and
fork, you could add a "-fork" or "-daemon" flag to leverage that.

>>>Wart said:
 > I seem to recall from the Ajuba days that we added some code to tclhttpd
 > so that it would fork itself into the background during startup (using
 > Expect, I believe).  Whatever happened to that change?  I'd like to be
 > able to start tclhttpd in the background without using '&'.
 > 
 > --Wart
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