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BackgroundProcess is a PHP Library to run background processes asynchronously on your system.
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- Write executable PHP file .
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- Create a background process from a JSON string .
- Get the path to the executable file .
- Run the application .
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- Set the key prefix
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QUESTION
I am writing a php script that fetch the details of a background process using the "ps" command on linux.
The ps command has various switches but i have issue with exec() on executing the -o switch
The flow- Create a new background process and get it`s PID
- Pull specific details of the process using the -o switch on ps command
- Kill the process
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Answered 2021-May-06 at 21:05Still wondering about what I said in my comment; if you changed the order of the parameters, what do you get?
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In my web-application I have action with long-running task and I want to call this task in background. So, according to documentation .net core 3.1 Queued background tasks I use such code for this:
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Answered 2021-Apr-09 at 19:26In QueueBackgroundWorkItemAsync(RunRegistrationCompanyMainAsync)
call compiler actually performs cast from method group into a delegate. But to provide instance of Func
delegate your are not limited to method groups, you can provide a lambda expression for example:
QUESTION
Recently I asked a question on StackOverflow about long running background Tasks in asp.net core. Since then I have tried everything from here https://docs.microsoft.com/cs-cz/aspnet/core/fundamentals/host/hosted-services?view=aspnetcore-5.0&tabs=visual-studio and if i do what I do it will just stop at some time. And it will stop even if I wrap it in IServiceProvider.CreateScope and await it. The only thing I still didn't try and I'm trying to avoid it, is creating dedicated .net application that would just read queue and do what it's supposed to do. And also I thing that it's overkill to create queue for it, I just want to run it in background asynchronously but it just stops. Sorry if it's some stupid bug but this is my first asp.net project and I'm fixing this problem for week now.
This is Queue version ...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-10 at 15:25it will just stop at some time. And it will stop even if I wrap it in IServiceProvider.CreateScope and await it.
Yes. That's the problem with in-memory background services. They can be stopped at any time, because they're hosted in an ASP.NET process that determines it's safe to shut down when requests are complete. ASP.NET will actually request a shutdown and then wait for a while for the services to complete, but there's also a timer where they'll be forced out if they don't complete within 10 minutes or so.
The bottom line is that shutdowns are normal. Any code that assumes it can run indefinitely in ASP.NET is inherently buggy.
The only thing I still didn't try and I'm trying to avoid it, is creating dedicated .net application that would just read queue and do what it's supposed to do.
That is the only reliable solution.
QUESTION
hello i have been using the custom_splash package and as the docs says if i want to Execute a function in background and based on the value from that function navigate to different screen i have to do the following :
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Answered 2021-Mar-27 at 11:59Change the following line of code:
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I have a spring mvc application where I am trying to add spring boot actuator for performance metrics. I am getting an exception when running it into tomcat server. Can anyone please help me how can I use spring boot actuator 2.4.2 into spring 5.2.8 for getting the performance metrics? Spring version : 5.2.8.RELEASE Spring Boot actuator version : 2.4.2
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Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 16:07You can't use Spring Boot 2.4.x with Spring Framework 5.2.x. You are using Spring Boot 2.4.2 which, as noted in the documentation, requires Spring Framework 5.3.3 or above.
QUESTION
Using ASP.NET Core .NET 5. Running on Windows.
Users upload large workbooks that need to be converted to a different format. Each conversion process is CPU intensive and takes around a minute to complete.
The idea is to use a pattern where the requests are queued in a background queue and then processed by background tasks.
So, I followed this Microsoft article
The queuing part worked well but the issue was that workbooks were executing sequentially in the background:
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Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 16:03Using an external queue has some advantages over in-memory queueing. In particular, the queue message are stored in a reliable external store with features around retries, multiple consumers, etc. If your app crashes, the queue item remains and can be tried again.
In Azure, you can use several services including Azure Storage Queues and Service Bus. I like Service Bus because it uses push-based behavior to avoid the need for a polling loop in your code. Either way, you can create an instance of IHostedService that will watch the queue and process the work items in a separate thread with configurable parallelization.
Look for examples on using within ASP.NET Core, for example:
https://damienbod.com/2019/04/23/using-azure-service-bus-queues-with-asp-net-core-services/
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I am attempting to use the BackgroundService and IBackgroundTaskQueue to have a service monitoring a queue to do work. I've started with the sample in the MS docs here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/host/hosted-services?view=aspnetcore-5.0&tabs=visual-studio#queued-background-tasks
My problem is it doesn't appear like my QueueHostedService is ever started. None of my breakpoints get hit for it. For now I was using the same "MonitorLoop" concept to queue work, that is starting and working fine to queue records, but they never get Dequeued and nothing in the QueueHostedService gets hit (Constructor, ExecuteAsync, BackgroundProcessing).
My sample code is the exact same as the documentation as far as I can tell with the following modifications: The monitor loop is async, but it is starting up fine so I don't think that is the problem. QueueHostedService and BackgroundTaskQueue are exactly the same as their samples. The adding of the services looks pretty much the same to me:
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Answered 2021-Jan-12 at 06:44The code creates a host but never runs it. It only retrieves the MonitorLoop
service and runs a method on it.
QUESTION
I'm writing an extension for Firefox to allow me to scrape some data from a web site.
A simplified description is that the site contains an index page with a list of links to subsidiary pages that contain the data I want. I browse to the index page where the extension detects the URL and asks if I want to scrape it. If I say yes, the content script scrapes the list of subsidiary page URLs and passes them to the background process which should open each page in turn in a new tab, scrape the data, then close the tab. To avoid issues at the server I set up a series of timeouts to create the new tabs, currently at 10 second intervals.
Once all the data is scraped it need to be passed to a PHP script on a server, but that's beyond the scope of this question.
All this works as described, except that I see this message appear on the console for each tab opened and closed (the tab number varies):
15:06:27.426 Uncaught (in promise) Error: Invalid tab ID: 171
I've puzzled over this most of the day but I can't track down the source of this error. It's doubly confusing because the code does exactly what I want.
Question: where is this error coming from, and what do I need to do to fix it?
Here's the code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-17 at 05:21Judging by the full log, the error is definitely generated by browser.tabs.remove. And indeed, running it manually in devtools console with a non-existent tab id will produce the same error message. This can happen if something else already closed the tab, for example.
This error is trivially intercepted with a standard try/catch in async code just like you already do. If your code doesn't intercept this error the only explanations I see is a bug in Firefox or an incorrect polyfill for browser
. You don't need this polyfill in Firefox.
QUESTION
I am trying to get informataion from battery. So i've created BroadcastReceiver, to read this values in background. I've got the problem with get isCharging state from battery. I've got always false. I am trying to use this code:
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Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 02:01Create an inner class with our BroadcastReceiver realization:
QUESTION
I am deploying a spring boot application to an existing Tomcat 9 instance. When tomcat tries to load the context, I get the following error:
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Answered 2020-Oct-06 at 19:05You‘ve packed a so-called über-jar, which contains every runtime dependency in one jar file. It also contains some classloading tweaks to get those dependency loaded from the jar. That will not work in Tomcat. You need to package as a web application archive.
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