Closed timhaines closed 11 years ago
Hey Tim. RTD starts meteor for you on port 3000. When it first starts, it kills any existing meteor/mongo instances
Hey, so it does! :-) To help future newbs, maybe the output of the grunt file (and readme) could let you know it does that?
Also - Thank you!
it used to, then I thought turning off all the noise was a good thing. Perhaps some info is not noise. I'll add in the next update.
and your'e welcome!
Following the instructions in the readme..
When I run meteor first, and then grunt, meteor crashes with 'Terminated: 15'
When I run grunt first, meteor won't start, saying "Can't listen on port 3000. Perhaps another Meteor is running?"
When I run grunt first, and try running meteor on a different port (say 3005 or 8080), I get a mongo error repeated 3 times before meteor gives up: Unexpected mongo exit code 100. Restarting.
Using Meteor Release 0.6.3.1