restart program when it crashes / closes by self
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Hi i am wanting to restart a program which i need to have it run 24/7 the app is minergate.
The issue I am having is that the app / program feezes and shuts down - this is a known issue with the 8.1 version.
However until 8.2 comes out I have no other option but to bite my lips and bear it. I am wondering is there away to listen for the program, and if it crashes to restart the app and continue the ETH mining?
18.04 cron restart
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Hi i am wanting to restart a program which i need to have it run 24/7 the app is minergate.
The issue I am having is that the app / program feezes and shuts down - this is a known issue with the 8.1 version.
However until 8.2 comes out I have no other option but to bite my lips and bear it. I am wondering is there away to listen for the program, and if it crashes to restart the app and continue the ETH mining?
18.04 cron restart
asked May 23 at 16:56
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Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
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Hi i am wanting to restart a program which i need to have it run 24/7 the app is minergate.
The issue I am having is that the app / program feezes and shuts down - this is a known issue with the 8.1 version.
However until 8.2 comes out I have no other option but to bite my lips and bear it. I am wondering is there away to listen for the program, and if it crashes to restart the app and continue the ETH mining?
18.04 cron restart
asked May 23 at 16:56
RussellHarrower
1163
Hi i am wanting to restart a program which i need to have it run 24/7 the app is minergate.
The issue I am having is that the app / program feezes and shuts down - this is a known issue with the 8.1 version.
However until 8.2 comes out I have no other option but to bite my lips and bear it. I am wondering is there away to listen for the program, and if it crashes to restart the app and continue the ETH mining?
18.04 cron restart
asked May 23 at 16:56
RussellHarrower
1163
asked May 23 at 16:56
RussellHarrower
1163
asked May 23 at 16:56
RussellHarrower
1163
asked May 23 at 16:56
RussellHarrower
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Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
– dsstorefile1
May 23 at 17:05
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Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
– dsstorefile1
May 23 at 17:05
Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
– dsstorefile1
May 23 at 17:05
Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
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You can run the program as a daemon using the daemon command, which runs the program in the background, and will automatically restart it if it dies (using the --respawn option) :
daemon --name="yourservicename" --respawn --output=yourlog.txt yourprogram
To stop the daemon:
daemon --name="yourservicename" --stop
To install daemon:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install daemon
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You can run the program as a daemon using the daemon command, which runs the program in the background, and will automatically restart it if it dies (using the --respawn option) :
daemon --name="yourservicename" --respawn --output=yourlog.txt yourprogram
To stop the daemon:
daemon --name="yourservicename" --stop
To install daemon:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install daemon
answered May 23 at 17:20
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You can run the program as a daemon using the daemon command, which runs the program in the background, and will automatically restart it if it dies (using the --respawn option) :
daemon --name="yourservicename" --respawn --output=yourlog.txt yourprogram
To stop the daemon:
daemon --name="yourservicename" --stop
To install daemon:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install daemon
answered May 23 at 17:20
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up vote
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up vote
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You can run the program as a daemon using the daemon command, which runs the program in the background, and will automatically restart it if it dies (using the --respawn option) :
daemon --name="yourservicename" --respawn --output=yourlog.txt yourprogram
To stop the daemon:
daemon --name="yourservicename" --stop
To install daemon:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install daemon
answered May 23 at 17:20
stumblebee
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You can run the program as a daemon using the daemon command, which runs the program in the background, and will automatically restart it if it dies (using the --respawn option) :
daemon --name="yourservicename" --respawn --output=yourlog.txt yourprogram
To stop the daemon:
daemon --name="yourservicename" --stop
To install daemon:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install daemon
answered May 23 at 17:20
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Depending on how the program works, you could wrap it in a shell loop so that it gets relaunched after it exits.
– dsstorefile1
May 23 at 17:05