Julien Portalier

yes: `bin/prax uninstall`

Maybe just `prax uninstall` or `/opt/prax/bin/prax uninstall` depending on where the prax binary was installed.

Prax isn't battle tested for this use case: many services calling each others. You'll eventually run out of workers, and deadlock. Yet, is your sleep example called many times through...

I never checked against Rails apps, but the same test with a raw Rack application didn't wait (as far as I remember). I recall Rails before 4.0 (?) added a...

It goes a bit further than chrome: NSSwitch is only available with glibc. Alternatives like musl don't implement it either.

Configuring dnsmasq may be a better solution than an NSSwitch extension. A simple script like the following, placed in either `/etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d` (stock Debian/Ubuntu) or `/etc/dnsmasq.d` (installed resolvconf and dnsmasq manually)...

I created the above script as `/etc/NetworkManager/dnsmasq.d/prax` and restarted NetworkManager: `sudo restart network-manager`. I'm now able to resolve .dev domains as 127.0.0.1 using `dig`, `host` and Chromium 41 with the...

Please note that once dnsmasq is configured, the NSSwitch extension is no longer required, so it may eventually be deprecated —but kept as an alternative solution to dnsmasq.

It's quite possible (if not highly probable) that the problem lies with `systemd`? I personally only use the crystal version of Prax on Ubuntu Trusty and I have no problem,...

You may be missing some -dev packages on your system. If your Linux distribution is an Ubuntu, you'll may find it easier to install the package for the [crystal version...