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I am new to Mojolicious (and also Plack), and I like what I see. I am currently running my Apps on a Virtual Dedicated host with Apache 2.2 and mod_fastcgi. But my web framework is "homegrown", and I really need the middleware that these offer.

My problem is using the server that is provided (Mojo's or plackup). They call them daemons, but they do not run in detached bg as Apache (httpd) does, but instead tie up a terminal.

What am I missing? I can't believe such beautiful software would be run that way in production.

Thanks, Ray


In reply to Re^3: start Mojolicious::Commands application daemon on localhost by neptuneray
in thread start Mojolicious::Commands application daemon on localhost by Anonymous Monk

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