2023-10-05 23:51:45 -04:00
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# ==============================================================================
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# Auth: Alex Celani
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# File: server-run.sh
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# Revn: 10-05-2023 1.0
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# Func: keep ekho server running at all times
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# TODO: fucking figure this shit out, chief
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# CHANGE LOG
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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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# 10-05-2023: thought
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#
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# ==============================================================================
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# if I do this
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2023-10-17 15:11:09 -04:00
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#~/bin/ekho-server &
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2023-10-05 23:51:45 -04:00
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# I have no way I of restarting the process when it ends
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# might need to look into using Signals to restart, may PID?
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# Other option is
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# for # pseudo code, syntax isn't legit
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# ~/bin/ekho-server
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# ./server-run.sh
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# self referential
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# problem being, doing this will tie up the user, must be done on
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# login by a kaz-like auto-login user that doesn't do anything other
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# than run some helpful processes
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echo "lmfao dude"
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