Hi -

I'm new to Catalyst, and I'm having some trouble using the catalystapp_server.pl script: after I start it, and after I've browsed to a few pages in my app, I can't ctrl-c to exit. I can't use ctrl-Z or ctrl-D either. In addition, if I use the -r flag when I start the server (to make it restart when code changes), the server fails to restart. When code changes, I see it attempt to restart, but it fails. I end up having to start another session to kill the original process.

One clue seems to be that the server only gets into this state once I've visited a page that uses my DBIx::Class-based model. I'm using DBD::Oracle to connect to the database.

My code is fairly simple. Here's the handler from my controller: 

sub list_schools : Local {
    my ($self, $c) = @_;
    my @schools = $c->model('CourseAPI::School')->all;    
    $c->stash->{schools} = \@schools;   
    $c->stash->{template} = 'list_schools.tt';    
}

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and here's my template: 
    <h1>list schools</h1>
    
    <ul>
        [% FOREACH school IN schools %]
        <li><a href="/courses/get_school/[% school.school_id %]">[% sc
+hool.title_short %]</a></li>
        [% END %]
    </ul>

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My model code is standard DBIx::Class; I'm not doing anything fancy or overriding anything.

Anyone know what's going on here? Let me know if there are more details that would be useful.

Thanks!

In reply to Can't ctrl-c out of a catalyst server script by caffeine

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