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20030121 Tuesday January 21, 2003

Where do you locate your daemons? On my current project, we're developing an application that has two components. One is a webapp that lives in Tomcat and the other is a standalone jar that runs as a daemon. The daemon checks an e-mail Inbox every few minutes and if there's new mail, it processes the Excel attachments and enters this information in a database. My question is: where on the filesystem should we put this daemon? We're running on Red Hat 8 - maybe /usr/local/mail-daemon or something? BTW, we were running on BSD, but it's Java wasn't up to snuff (didn't support 1.4) - so we're running Linux instead. I dig the Linux/Java combo - it just works! Posted in Java at Jan 21 2003, 07:47:35 AM MST 3 Comments

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I usually put daemon programs in /usr/local as you have suggested. Sincerely, Anthony Eden

Posted by Anthony Eden on January 21, 2003 at 08:49 AM MST #

/opt/mystuff I mentioned it on my blog, but I'm not sure you are reading it and I'm bored, so I dropped you this comment ;->.

Posted by Gerhard Froehlich on January 22, 2003 at 04:24 PM MST #

/opt/mystuff I mentioned it on my blog already, but I'm not sure you are reading it and I'm bored, so I dropped you this comment ;->.

Posted by Gerhard Froehlich on January 22, 2003 at 04:25 PM MST #

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