How to use the forever.startServer function in forever

// TODO: change these files paths, right now they output to user's home location on remote server
// due to the fact that the process.cwd() is /home/cdopuch
var daemon = forever.startDaemon(
    daemonFilePath,
    {
        // NOTE: these log files are truncated on each new run
        // TODO: rotate the logs so we can save old logs
        'logFile': 'new-remote-daemon.log',
        'outFile': 'new-remote-daemon-stdout.log',
        'errFile': 'new-remote-daemon-stderr.log',
        'max': 1,
        'uid': 'remote-daemon'
    }
);
var server = forever.startServer(daemon);

// process.stdout.write('[remote.js] up and waiting');
console.log('[remote.js] up and waiting');

function start_service(service) {
    if (services[service]) {
        if (services[service].running) {
            zen.send_admin_message(service + ' is already running');
        } else {
            zen.send_admin_message('starting ' + service);
            services[service].start();
        }
    } else {
        zen.send_admin_message('starting ' + service);
        child = forever.start([language_map[service.split('.')[1]], service], {
            max: 10000,
            silent: false
        });
        forever.startServer(child);
        services[service] = child;
        forever.cli.list();
    }
}

var forever = require('forever');
var child = forever.start([ 'socketstream', 'start' ], {
  max : 1,
  silent : true
});

forever.startServer(child);

var startBalancer = function () {
  var child = forever.startDaemon(balancerFilePath, {
    uid: balancerUid,
    max: MAX_RESTARTS,
    logFile: logFileName,
    outFile: logFileName,
    errFile: logFileName,
    args: commandRawArgs
  });
  forever.startServer(child);
  successMessage('Started loadbalancer - Logging to ' + logFileName);
};