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Fixed missing io.cpp and io.h. The files were inadvertently not pushed along with the stream redirection code. Thanks Runner Mei.
12 years ago
#ifndef IO_H
#define IO_H
Allow configuring output file truncation. A new checkbox in the GUI allows specifying that stdout and stderr should be truncated rather than appended. The registry must still be used to set different disposition for each or to control the disposition of stdin.
11 years ago
#define NSSM_STDIN_SHARING FILE_SHARE_WRITE
#define NSSM_STDIN_DISPOSITION OPEN_EXISTING
#define NSSM_STDIN_FLAGS FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL
#define NSSM_STDOUT_SHARING (FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE)
#define NSSM_STDOUT_DISPOSITION OPEN_ALWAYS
#define NSSM_STDOUT_FLAGS FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL
#define NSSM_STDERR_SHARING (FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE)
#define NSSM_STDERR_DISPOSITION OPEN_ALWAYS
#define NSSM_STDERR_FLAGS FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL
Rotate files while the service is running. If AppRotateOnline is set, set up a pipe between the application's stdout/stderr and a new thread which reads all input and writes to the configured output file(s). If a file breaches the configured AppRotateBytes threshold while the service is running, close and rotate the file then resume logging to a new file. This behaviour is not the default due to the potential for things to go wrong. We have to juggle file handles and might hit a read or write error which causes logging to fail thus losing all output until the service is restarted, etc etc. Thanks Doug Watson.
11 years ago
typedef struct {
TCHAR *service_name;
TCHAR *path;
unsigned long sharing;
unsigned long disposition;
unsigned long flags;
HANDLE read_handle;
HANDLE write_handle;
__int64 size;
unsigned long *tid_ptr;
Enable on-demand rotation. Running "nssm rotate <service>" will send user-defined service control 128 to the service, triggering a rotation of output files after the next call to ReadFile(), regardless of the value of AppRotateBytes*. Note that since ReadFile() is synchronous, we have no way to interrupt it, hence there may be a significant delay before the rotation happens.
11 years ago
unsigned long *rotate_online;
Rotate files while the service is running. If AppRotateOnline is set, set up a pipe between the application's stdout/stderr and a new thread which reads all input and writes to the configured output file(s). If a file breaches the configured AppRotateBytes threshold while the service is running, close and rotate the file then resume logging to a new file. This behaviour is not the default due to the potential for things to go wrong. We have to juggle file handles and might hit a read or write error which causes logging to fail thus losing all output until the service is restarted, etc etc. Thanks Doug Watson.
11 years ago
} logger_t;
Allow compiling as a Unicode application. Overhaul the entire codebase so that it compiles and runs as either a Unicode or ANSI application.
11 years ago
int get_createfile_parameters(HKEY, TCHAR *, TCHAR *, unsigned long *, unsigned long, unsigned long *, unsigned long, unsigned long *, unsigned long);
int set_createfile_parameter(HKEY, TCHAR *, TCHAR *, unsigned long);
Added delete_createfile_parameter(). Function to remove a value related to I/O redirection from the registry.
11 years ago
int delete_createfile_parameter(HKEY, TCHAR *, TCHAR *);
Allow compiling as a Unicode application. Overhaul the entire codebase so that it compiles and runs as either a Unicode or ANSI application.
11 years ago
HANDLE append_to_file(TCHAR *, unsigned long, SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES *, unsigned long, unsigned long);
Rotate output files. The files specified by AppStdout and AppStderr can now be rotated prior to launching the application. An existing file will be renamed with a new suffix based on its last write time, to millisecond precision. Rotation is controlled independently of the CreateFile() arguments used when opening the files for writing. It is possible to configure rotation regardless of whether existing files would be appended or replaced. Four new REG_DWORD entries control how rotation happens. If AppRotateFiles is 0 or missing, rotation is disabled. If AppRotateSeconds is non-zero, a file will not be rotated if its last write time is less than the given number of seconds in the past. If AppRotateBytes is non-zero, a file will not be rotated if it is smaller than the given number of bytes. 64-bit file sizes can be handled by specifying a high order part in AppRotateBytesHigh. Thanks Doug Watson.
11 years ago
void rotate_file(TCHAR *, TCHAR *, unsigned long, unsigned long, unsigned long);
int get_output_handles(nssm_service_t *, HKEY, STARTUPINFO *);
Fixed missing io.cpp and io.h. The files were inadvertently not pushed along with the stream redirection code. Thanks Runner Mei.
12 years ago
void close_output_handles(STARTUPINFO *);
Rotate files while the service is running. If AppRotateOnline is set, set up a pipe between the application's stdout/stderr and a new thread which reads all input and writes to the configured output file(s). If a file breaches the configured AppRotateBytes threshold while the service is running, close and rotate the file then resume logging to a new file. This behaviour is not the default due to the potential for things to go wrong. We have to juggle file handles and might hit a read or write error which causes logging to fail thus losing all output until the service is restarted, etc etc. Thanks Doug Watson.
11 years ago
unsigned long WINAPI log_and_rotate(void *);
Fixed missing io.cpp and io.h. The files were inadvertently not pushed along with the stream redirection code. Thanks Runner Mei.
12 years ago
#endif