From: Alexandre Stehlin <alexandre.stehlin@...>
Date: 2009-04-20T16:52:57+09:00
Subject: Re: Install a Windows server made with Ruby

Roger Pack wrote:
> Alexandre Stehlin wrote:
>> Roger Pack wrote:
>>> 
>>>> I would like to know if you had ideas to solve my problem. Do I have to
>>>> look the gems I'm using ? Do I need to use another Windows Service
>>>> installer ?
>>> 
>>> Try to run it from the command line first?
>>> -=r
>> 
>> Do you mean like :
>> C:\Program Files\ruby\bin\rubyw.exe "C:\Program 
>> Files\RR_outils\FileHandler\FileHandler.rb" -=r
> 
> yeah, or
> C:\Program Files\ruby\bin\ruby.exe "C:\Program
> Files\RR_outils\FileHandler\FileHandler.rb"
> 
> just to make sure the program doesn't die.
> perhaps the win32-service gem would allow you to create a service that 
> redirects its stdout+stderr to somewhere so you could see the output.
> Good luck.
> -=r

Hello !
With C:\Program Files\ruby\bin\ruby.exe "C:\Program 
Files\RR_outils\FileHandler\FileHandler.rb", I got this :
Usage: FileHandler [options]
    -i, --interactive        Run as standalone
    -d, --debug              Print out debug information
    -... (the rest of the commands)

What does "stdout+stderr" mean ?

Thanks for your help !
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