If I understand correctly, erlctl becomes a kind of supervisor for my app.
It'll be really cool if erlctl will come with an upstart script that allow you to start the app on startup.
In /bin/erlctl I don't see -name or -sname so the node can only be accessed with the same erlctl script.
Is it possible to support node name and to be able to attache a remote erlang shell like ejabberd does?
Hi
If I understand correctly, erlctl becomes a kind of supervisor for my app. It'll be really cool if erlctl will come with an upstart script that allow you to start the app on startup. In /bin/erlctl I don't see -name or -sname so the node can only be accessed with the same erlctl script. Is it possible to support node name and to be able to attache a remote erlang shell like ejabberd does?
Thanks