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I joined this forum solely to say "Thank You".

I am not a Perl Monk, I am a complete novice even after too many years. Time and time again I keep coming back here to hear pearls of wisdom.

This description of how to use Daemon::Control was great and worked first time. It's saved me so much hassle.

Thank you to everybody for putting so much time and effort into so many clear answers. We are often quick to criticise and carp, less quick to praise and say thanks. This is one small way of correcting that.

Best wishes,

Rob.

In reply to Re^2: Practical Proc::Daemon example by rwillett
in thread Practical Proc::Daemon example by jellisii2

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