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I found this project awhile ago with hopes in helping me building a PHP daemon but discovered it was dead (and it was PHP 5.3; which is too out dated). So I decided to make my own. I didn't fork your work but I did use it as inspiration to get my framework started (especially your Mediator pattern). My incarnation requires PHP 5.4. Uses name-spacing, Composer for package management and auto-loading and has other features not found in your library.

I have a complex daemons that have been running for weeks (not even an auto-restart yet) w/o any memory leaks or crashes.

I want to thank you for your library, and just mention to others that they can take a look at my project and possibly find use in it: https://github.com/lifo101/php-daemon

If this post is inappropriate, please delete it, with my apologizes.

Thanks.

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I would say more like hiatus, sorry, I will update the readme. I've been
busy building Cronitor.io, in a python stack, and haven't been building new
things with PHP every much since it launched. I plan to return to this and
invest a couple months when my schedule allows. I would be happy to give
somebody maintainer access if there is interest in taking that on.

On Thu, Feb 11, 2016 at 6:35 AM Tobias Heintz [email protected]
wrote:

Hi!

The last commit on this project was 8 months ago, there are numerous
issues without responses, no apparent development. I am using this tool
heavily and am waiting for the changes promised for v2.2.

@shaneharter https://github.com/shaneharter are you still maintaining
this project? We need you :)

Thanks
tobias

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Hi!
on packagist i had already maintainer access and in the next month i build a app in my company where i whould use the php-daemon.
i think that i update there still something in u're code...

so i would like to do that job.

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So can we expect to see the changes at some point? I sadly don't have enough time to actually work on the project building new features, but I can always help out with maintaining or bugfixing.

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