procServ Process Server

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procServ is a wrapper that starts an arbitrary command (e.g. an EPICS soft IOC) as a child process in the background, connecting its standard input and output to a UNIX domain socket or TCP port for telnet access. It supports logging, child restart (manual or automatic),...

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