Tom wrote in post #109027:
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I usually do this:
ps aux | grep ruby kill -9 [PID]
Where PID is the process ID you get from doing the PS command. There might be a better way.
-Tom
Thank you Tom
Tom wrote in post #109027:
...
I usually do this:
ps aux | grep ruby kill -9 [PID]
Where PID is the process ID you get from doing the PS command. There might be a better way.
-Tom
Thank you Tom
The usual way to start webrick in RoR is with the command:
$ rails s
and the usual way to stop it is to enter CTRL-C in the same window.