I\'m running the following on Node v0.5.9: var fs = require(\"fs\"); fs.watch(\"/Users/username/testingFsWatcher/\",function(event,file) {
Update: I found the solution, look in the bottom of this page... I\'ve got a Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Mongoose project written in CoffeScript and I can create and read data, but I can\'t update.
In a script i am trying to make, nodejs reads from stdin, but forcefully converts all \\r\\n to \\n. This causes another of my script to produce improper results.
I would like to have a proxied object with methods and private variables attached to it. That is to say, all normal object properties:
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I\'m trying to do some session authentication with node. This piece of code works fine when I run it on my localhost but the session is not retrieved when on a remote server.
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