Forever monitor - Unable to view log file in a distributed file system
I have a Nodejs app running using forever monitor. The source code resides in a distributed file system (say /mydir/myapp).
I use a VM to start the nodejs server. If i launch a second VM and open /mydir/myapp , i see the log files forever monitor creates but the size is always 0, if i open the file using any editor it is empty. From the first VM the see the size of the log is non-empty and the content is visible.
Note: As long as the forever monitor is running this problem is present, if the forever monitor is closed then i am able to view logs from both VMs.
VMs are running on x86 machines using RHEL 6.4 (santiago) Gnome 2.28.2
The forever monitor code is as given below.
var child = new (forever.Monitor)('myscript.js', {
max: 100,
silent: false,
args: ,
logFile: '/logs/myapp_forever.log', // Path to log output from forever process (when daemonized)
outFile: '/logs/myapp_stdout.log', // Path to log output from child stdout
errFile: '/logs/myapp_stderr.log', // Path to log output from child stderr
});
Any help here is much appreciated. Thanks !
logging node.js
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
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I have a Nodejs app running using forever monitor. The source code resides in a distributed file system (say /mydir/myapp).
I use a VM to start the nodejs server. If i launch a second VM and open /mydir/myapp , i see the log files forever monitor creates but the size is always 0, if i open the file using any editor it is empty. From the first VM the see the size of the log is non-empty and the content is visible.
Note: As long as the forever monitor is running this problem is present, if the forever monitor is closed then i am able to view logs from both VMs.
VMs are running on x86 machines using RHEL 6.4 (santiago) Gnome 2.28.2
The forever monitor code is as given below.
var child = new (forever.Monitor)('myscript.js', {
max: 100,
silent: false,
args: ,
logFile: '/logs/myapp_forever.log', // Path to log output from forever process (when daemonized)
outFile: '/logs/myapp_stdout.log', // Path to log output from child stdout
errFile: '/logs/myapp_stderr.log', // Path to log output from child stderr
});
Any help here is much appreciated. Thanks !
logging node.js
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
add a comment |
I have a Nodejs app running using forever monitor. The source code resides in a distributed file system (say /mydir/myapp).
I use a VM to start the nodejs server. If i launch a second VM and open /mydir/myapp , i see the log files forever monitor creates but the size is always 0, if i open the file using any editor it is empty. From the first VM the see the size of the log is non-empty and the content is visible.
Note: As long as the forever monitor is running this problem is present, if the forever monitor is closed then i am able to view logs from both VMs.
VMs are running on x86 machines using RHEL 6.4 (santiago) Gnome 2.28.2
The forever monitor code is as given below.
var child = new (forever.Monitor)('myscript.js', {
max: 100,
silent: false,
args: ,
logFile: '/logs/myapp_forever.log', // Path to log output from forever process (when daemonized)
outFile: '/logs/myapp_stdout.log', // Path to log output from child stdout
errFile: '/logs/myapp_stderr.log', // Path to log output from child stderr
});
Any help here is much appreciated. Thanks !
logging node.js
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
I have a Nodejs app running using forever monitor. The source code resides in a distributed file system (say /mydir/myapp).
I use a VM to start the nodejs server. If i launch a second VM and open /mydir/myapp , i see the log files forever monitor creates but the size is always 0, if i open the file using any editor it is empty. From the first VM the see the size of the log is non-empty and the content is visible.
Note: As long as the forever monitor is running this problem is present, if the forever monitor is closed then i am able to view logs from both VMs.
VMs are running on x86 machines using RHEL 6.4 (santiago) Gnome 2.28.2
The forever monitor code is as given below.
var child = new (forever.Monitor)('myscript.js', {
max: 100,
silent: false,
args: ,
logFile: '/logs/myapp_forever.log', // Path to log output from forever process (when daemonized)
outFile: '/logs/myapp_stdout.log', // Path to log output from child stdout
errFile: '/logs/myapp_stderr.log', // Path to log output from child stderr
});
Any help here is much appreciated. Thanks !
logging node.js
logging node.js
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
asked Feb 1 at 10:19
ajay krishnanajay krishnan
61
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