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  1. I'm currently trying to host a discord bot (written with discord.js). I followed this guide but I kept getting phusion passenger errors like the one in the screenshot (the error id is always different). I tried both using the bot main file as the file to execute and also creating a webserver (with express first and node http next) that would then call client.login(token) to start the bot. Sidenote: at first the main file name was index.js but i then changed it to app.js to be sure that wasn't a problem but it still happened, so i was wondering if it's actually a problem not to main the main file index.js as that's what i'm used to call my main files. account name: dam main domain: dam.heliohost.us server: tommy
  2. Hello everybody, this is my first attempt at using the forums so please correct me if this is the wrong place to post topics like mine! Thanks! My account is on the Tommy server and I have set up Node.js following the tutorial on the wiki. Basically, I would like to run a Node.js script continuously without having to keep a browser tab open. I am aware that running scripts for a long amount of time would cause high server load, so I'm just curious if there is a way to run a program without turning on my computer. Thank you in advance for all answers!
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