Node.js Forever.js uptime stopped

javascript linux node.js forever aws-ec2
tim peterson picture tim peterson · Aug 11, 2015 · Viewed 9.7k times · Source

I'm running a node script on my EC2 instance. I 'm using forever.js to run it because I'd like to run it even when I disconnect from my SSH connection.

I run:

forever start app.js

and then list running processes using:

forever list

and for uptime is says STOPPED no matter what I do.

ubuntu@ip-xx-xxx-xxx-xxx:~$ forever list
info:    Forever processes running
data:        uid  command             script          forever pid   id logfile                        uptime  
data:    [0] 79f1 /usr/local/bin/node app.js 17099   17100    /home/ubuntu/.forever/79f1.log STOPPED

Answer

Ricardo Mutti picture Ricardo Mutti · Oct 12, 2016

You could just run forever logs yourfile.js to see logs. If you need to be sure that you are seen the right logs.

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