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When we try to run webrick in the deamon option, it just wont start. No error, no process spawned.

# rails s -d

No matter if you run it in production or development mode, in devsetup or 

Using git bisect I have found this version change probably did it:

a488b1662aea28d090e93aa81104fb6e49f21daa

It's a downgrade of rack 1.3.0 to 1.1.0.

The plan is not to use webrick for production deployment, but right now QEs are not able to test the RPM. They have to run it manually in the foreground.

I have intention to run it under "bash & nohup" for now as a workaround. Opinions?

Pushed a workaround now:

42402a0 bug 726030 - Webrick wont start with the -d (daemon) option

I think we can close the issue now.

mass ON_QA move

# VERIFIED

I believe that having thin replacing webrick brings this bug obsoleted a little. thus - closed/notabug?

please reopen if you think it's not the case.