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I'm trying to figure out how to run Juggernaut server in production – assuming that I would be able to configure different ports for the server in the development and production environment, because I can't control the port in my production environment. And also assuming that the server would be to start in "detached" mode?

Any advice much appreciated.

Gordon Isnor
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  • Looking at the process further I realize that since the server needs to be started up with a config file specified, I can just have different config files for different environments. The only question remains, if the server needs to be started up in a "detached" mode or how that works... – Gordon Isnor Jul 13 '10 at 01:14
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    Just found some Capistrano recipes that look like they will probably answer my question: http://github.com/nesquena/cap-recipes – Gordon Isnor Jul 13 '10 at 01:20
  • just to mention that Juggernaut has been deprecated see http://blog.alexmaccaw.com/killing-a-library – microcosme Jul 16 '12 at 12:06

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Just in case you are planning to continue using Juggernaut despite deprecation, getting it up and running is fairly straightforward - you can just use the instructions on the github page using npm and they work pretty well. The Juggernaut CLI script lets you configure a port, so no problem there either.

Fareesh Vijayarangam
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Checkout forever. It makes backgrounding javascript apps pretty simple... https://github.com/nodejitsu/forever

Jordan Moncharmont
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