Open petrk94 opened 6 years ago
ok I this information from my hoster
Executable: /home/xxxxx/.meteor/packages/meteor-tool/.1.6.0_1.10s56dy.asfa++os.linux.x86_64+web.browser+web.cordova/mt-os.linux.x86_64/dev_bundle/bin/node working directory: /var/www/virtual/xxxxx/peermind.xxxxx.de
The problem is, that the software used more than 968 MB and got killed by the server management system :/
I suggest you remove /home/xxxxx/.meteor
and reinstall Meteor again.
Do you use the Docker image?
@mitar I try to remove .meteor No, docker image is not possible on the hoster.
So did removing .meteor
help? Is there some hard limit on disk space? Maybe what happens is that during building it hits it and cannot write necessary files?
If you cannot run Docker images, you could do that you locally build Meteor app using meteor bundle
command and that will produce tgz for you, and then you can copy it over to the server. You have to do npm install
there, but it might be overall smaller (no need for Meteor itself). See here.
why not providing a ready to use meteor app?
What do you mean? This is ready to use Meteor app. You have a problem that you have a disk space limit, so we are trying to find a workaround for this limit.
@mitar No no, the disc space is not the problem. The problem is that the memory, RAM, is has consuming too much, that's why the hoster has killed the application on my account. That's the Problem.
Aha. I understood that it is about the disk space.
Anyway, my recommendation is the same. Instead of using Meteor/PeerMind in development mode, which seems based on the error that you are doing, which takes a lot of memory and everything else because it does much more then just run the app, you should deploy the app. You can use Docker for that, or you can use any of other approaches to deploying a Meteor app I linked to you above. I think doing a proper deployment will help in your case.
@mitar unfortunately I can not use docker, what is the "productive" deployment?
Production deployment. This means something you deploy for end-users which are then using the app. See here for more information.
Yes, I understand that you cannot use Docker, so I linked you other ways you can use deploy Meteor app. Here is the link again: https://guide.meteor.com/deployment.html#custom-deployment
@mitar I know what is production deployment, but I mean how to run peermind on my sharedhost without the meteor dev deploy?
I don't understand. Have you read the link I provided to you? It is written there how to do it.
Hello,
I just tried to run it, but, well meteor give a error message: can you help? Thanks