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Hello!
Don't need to reinstall node js and forever. But it would be good to run npm install in the root of the moved Jot Server folder to update dependencies for Jetserver.
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Awesome. That's exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks a lot Alexey.
What about the dependencies of the old Jotserver folder on the old domain? How to uninstall them? Will the following command line work on the old Jotsever folder?
rpm uninstall
or maybe deleting the Jotserver folder on the old domain is just enough and no need to uninstall its dependencies, right?
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Hello!
You should stop old Jot Server instance first and then remove Jot Server folder.
How to find the all run instances:
If you've used forever then you should be able to stop it using command below in the root of the Jot Server folder.
forever stop app.js
also to find the all instances you can use:
ps ax | grep app.js
or
ps ax | grep node
It allows to find the all run app.js and then run kill command for the instance from the old folder.
command:
kill -9 pid
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Brilliant @Alexey. It works. I have successfully managed to stopped/killed all the Jot Server processes of the old Jot Server on the old domain. and installed the new Jot Server on the new domain. Thank you so much for your guidance,
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