Unicorn, RVM and Mac OS X Leopard

I am trying to set up a small web server on my old mac mini G4 at home using the technologies mentioned in the title. I have learned that to serve anything on port 80, the server has to be started with sudo. Since I am using RVM to manage my Ruby Gems, I use rvmsudo to start the server.

I have created a user for running the server, and I开发者_JAVA技巧 can start the server by logging in via SSH and typing 'rvmsudo unicorn -p 80'. But of course when I close the connection the process is terminated, so this is obviously not the way to go.

What is the 'right' way to set up a server on Mac OS Leopard? Keeping in mind that I would like to keep using RVM to manage my gems. I would also like the server to start running automatically when the computer is booted.

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you could use the tool GNU screen http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/ and detach the screen, so the processes will continue running.

alternatively, you could try if this command does the trick:

rvmsudo unicorn -p 80