Thomas Uehlinger

If you are using a native Ruby distribution there is currently no workaround. You could however use Cygwin where fork() supported.

Hmmm, I guess we might be able to mimick the behavior using spawn (as in the reference you have given: https://github.com/hferentschik/landrush/commit/9523710f9771a08fd2b2d53f8de7373fca6c0860#diff-695e5af033f2e918c112401dcbf9bfb1R63)... Let me look into this a bit...

The Markdown parsing somehow didn't parse the second part of the text correctly. Now fixed. This is what I responded: Hi Michael, what you are seeing is the intended behavior...

Where do you get this output? STDOUT? STDERR? Does your script get stopped as it should and is the .pid file correctly removed? Can you confirm that the monitor process...

So far, unfortunately, not. Any chance you can prepare a minimal example that shows this behaviour? This would be very helpful for me for testing.

Which permissions did you get on the folders created with `FileUtils.mkdir_p(dir)`? (and what would you have expected?)

Yes, this is the intended behaviour, since the simple `#call` interface assumes that you only want one application group. I suggest to create different `ApplicationGroup`s yourself and use these to...

Creating `/etc/network/interfaces.d/eth0` with content ``` iface eth0 inet dhcp hwaddress ether 8a:33:ce:b3:b0:b9 ``` has worked for me, which is of course essentially equivalent to what @MichaIng has proposed above.

I can confirm that with the current kernal (now the one you are building now), `Linux orange 5.10.160-legacy-rk35xx #1 SMP Fri Feb 2 07:51:33 UTC 2024 aarch64 GNU/Linux` , the...

Thanks for the advanced option fix, works like a charm! I have flashed the most recent SPI bootloader and indeed, it fixes my random MAC address issue as well. MAC...