I want to periodically run some other apps on port 80, but can not do so since puma-dev is occupying that port. puma-dev -stop only stops the apps, but does not stop the puma-dev itself. When I kill it, it automatically goes back up.
Despite being installed via brew, it is not possible to control puma-dev via brew services (which is a whole separate issue by itself).
So the question is: how do I temporarily force puma-dev to stop and do NOT restart after being killed, until I explicitly want it back up again?
I want to periodically run some other apps on port 80, but can not do so since puma-dev is occupying that port.
puma-dev -stoponly stops the apps, but does not stop the puma-dev itself. When I kill it, it automatically goes back up.Despite being installed via brew, it is not possible to control
puma-devviabrew services(which is a whole separate issue by itself).So the question is: how do I temporarily force puma-dev to stop and do NOT restart after being killed, until I explicitly want it back up again?