I have a angular app running in a universal express server.
I start the server with
nohup node server.js &
exit
The server runs fine, but after a while 5 to 30 Minutes it stops with nothing in the nohup logs.
Same happens with forever or pm2, after a while the server is gone without any hint for the error.
Any ideas how to debug, this is on a hosting environment.
Thanks
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running normal run command:
node server.js
revealed the mistake
For some reason my express node.js server won't start anymore. Usually I just run the npm start command in my application folder and the server will start listening. now it is stuck at > node ./bin/www.
> myapp#0.0.0 start C:\Users\...\first-app
> node ./bin/www
I did not change anything significant, just restarted the server and it did not work anymore. This already happened before and I reinstalled express and then it would work again. I just cant reinstall express all the time.
Also changed ports, same result.
I have installed Node.js on my web server plus the dependencies for Express. When I run the command npm start and go to my web site's address using the port 3000 (which I believe the app is set to by default?), it just keeps loading and never loads. Any tipps please on how to fix this?
Try this $ PORT=8080 node app.js. Here app.js is your server config file. I suspect some background servers are running in that port 3000.