Mojolicious version: 7.24

Perl version: ActivePerl 5.22

Operating system: Windows Server 2008

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Inconsistency: Daemon web server unexpectedly goes to sleep (stops responding once in a while) and only becomes active on key press in its command window. The issue is not reproducible in a consistent manner or with a specific set of steps. It just happens sometimes.

Expected behavior

The server once started should always remain responsive Actual behavior

Daemon web server in the command window unexpectedly goes to sleep (stops responding once in a day). It just happens sometimes and needs a key press in the command window to continue processing

I use the following command to start the server: perl.exe ez_brochure_web daemon -i 0 I tried -m option but it has no effect, the issue still ocuurs at times.

Please help if you have seen anything similar.

In reply to Mojolicious Daemon server issue by sduggal

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