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Burrito without epmd can no longer start app #53
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Hello! |
Thanks, @doawoo. For now, I will switch back to |
Sorry for the wait, I can confirm that I'm seeing the same error with the example app, working on a fix now! |
Alright, I just pushed a new WIP branch
Let me know if this achieves the totally epmd-less release you're looking for! |
Sorry, I didn't see the notification for this … I will give it a try and let you know. Thank you. |
I'm testing this but it seems like the start_epmd functionality isn't working now. I got the macOS firewall alert again. rel/vm_args.eex
Also, in the intervening time, I've forgotten how to invoke this properly. It's a CLI rather than a server tool so I am passing arguments to it. I know I had this working but my command history isn't long enough to find my invoking it before. I thought maybe it was:
Where rez is the name of the file, but it doesn't look like this reaches my Any ideas where I might be going wrong now? |
Just to check, do you have a |
Cleaning up the issues tab a bit today. |
Hi.
I'm building a command-line tool in Elixir using Burrito. Because of the nature of the tool and to avoid firewall warnings I am using
rel/vm.args.eex
-start_epmd false
And all was well. Now fast forward a month or so and I am trying to execute the command again:
Irulan:grue matt$ ./burrito_out/rez_macos
Protocol 'inet_tcp': register/listen error: econnrefused
As far as I can tell this is a result of epmd not being present. As far as I can ascertain (I am no Erlang expert) the BEAM looks for epmd when started as a distributed node (e.g. using -name or -sname). As far as I know I am not doing that, there'd be no reason to.
git status
tells me that I haven't changed my code since it was working and I don't think I've changed my Elixir or Erlang versions (according to asdf they are 1.31.1-otp-24 & 24.2 respectively).I'm really not sure where to start with this and maybe you think it's nothing to do with Burrito. But I figured I'd ask you guys first.
Any ideas why this might have changed or what I can do about it?
Thanks.
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