stdio transport not working in ubuntu, works fine on mac osx

[cjroebuck]

Hey, I have the same issue as in #14: Error opening file '/dev/stdin' .

I've changed the child transport to http now and it works, but would be nice to know why stdio transport doesnt work in ubuntu (btw, works fine locally on MacOSX)

[lawnsea]

Spooky uses phantom's file module to open stdin, so this looks like an issue for them. I'm going to close this one, but please reopen if you can provide a test case that demonstrates the problem is on spooky's end.

[mjp0]

Just a note that version 0.1.2 still works in Ubuntu. I just tried the latest but it didn't work so I reverted back to 0.1.2 and now everything works again.

[fruchtose]

I had the same experience as @zero- . Running examples/hello.js did nothing, and I had to kill an abandoned Phantomjs process. Going to 0.1.2, examples/hello.js runs correctly.

[WoZ]

Need to reopen issue. Phantomjs has troubles with accessing stdin, stdout and stderr via fs module (discussion here). Phantom's community suggest to use require('system').stdin.

[lawnsea]

@WoZ Now using system.stdin. Removed buffering hacks as well.