gentoomen, how do I restart an app in unix? I am currently running a server that requires a particular process that crashes very often. This gives me the work of having to restart it everytime, manually. I'd like to know if there isn't a script or something that I can run in the background that would automatically restart the app once it crashed.
sudo apt-get windows 10
>>54362146
Install gentoo
>>54362146
>that requires a particular process that crashes very often
fix/rewrite it you lazy cunt
Go back to >>>/v/
>>54362146
dpkg gentoo
>>54362195
yeah nice meme faggot
>>54362146
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.ro%2F%23safe%3Doff%26q%3Dlinux%2Brestart%2Bcrashing%2Bprocess
Sounds like you need systemd.
It keeps track of processes and sub-processes and can easily be set to auto-restart a service that kills itself.
>>54362192
It's not something I wrote to begin with. It is an actual process. I can't really mess with the source code. I think it might even be possible, but I'm not that good at programming.
>>54362230
Like OP should
>>54362226
>>>2011
>>54362146
> app in unix
>>54362257
I like to call it app. Process, if you will, but I've grown used to the former. Blame Steve.
>>54362226
>literally googling an URL
what are you doing man
>>54362313
What ? Have you opened it ?
