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hlandau
commented on May 19, 2024
On the whole, I think I'm against this, in all likelihood.
A better example to follow might be Apache's Win32 builds. They come with an Apache Monitor tray program, which controls the httpd. The httpd itself is a "console" application. ncdns is a daemon; service management (whether or not that "service" is managed by the WinNT "services" system or in any other way) is out of scope.
Any such program could also be generic and capable of managing arbitrary services, which seems better than duplicating the code in every daemon which wants to be trayable in Windows.
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ProZiro
commented on May 19, 2024
Well, I have no use for nor desire installing an httpd server, especially just to monitor ncdns. Nor do I believe the mass of computer users would want to either.Currently running ncdns as an on-demand daemon (which I am also trying to find a way to run it without having a terminal window open), not a system service (I try to keep to a minimal system). I may consider putting it as a "service" (once it reaches release status), but would still have a desire to have some way to easily know it is running, errored out, restart it, and exit it.OS: Arch Linux---- On Thu, 24 Nov 2016 23:16:58 -0800 Hugo Landau<[email protected]> wrote ----On the whole, I think I'm against this, in all likelihood. A better example to follow might be Apache's Win32 builds. They come with an Apache Monitor tray program, which controls the httpd. The httpd itself is a "console" application. ncdns is a daemon; service management (whether or not that "service" is managed by the WinNT "services" system or in any other way) is out of scope. —You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
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JeremyRand
commented on May 19, 2024
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It's likely that for unrelated reasons ncdns will add an authenticated
JSON-RPC server (specifically for Tor stream isolation purposes). I
think it shouldn't be hard to make that server usable for this use
case, although it's not an incredibly high priority for me right now.
@hlandau can this issue be re-opened until we figure out what the
best way to address this use case is?
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ProZiro
commented on May 19, 2024
Yeah, definitely not a high priority, but a feature request.
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hlandau
commented on May 19, 2024
ApacheMonitor can't be used to monitor non-Apache processes. I wasn't advocating using ApacheMonitor to monitor ncdns, because that's impossible. I was saying that Win32 tray icon functionality should be in a separate process, not the daemon itself. The service implementation and service management should be in separate processes.
@JeremyRand I have no idea what JSON-RPC has to do with this.
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ProZiro
commented on May 19, 2024
I understand that and yes, that is after all how most tray processes work: they are a separate process... but such (separate process) should be part of ncdns release package. ---- On Fri, 25 Nov 2016 16:33:18 -0800 Hugo Landau<[email protected]> wrote ----ApacheMonitor can't be used to monitor non-Apache processes. I wasn't advocating using ApacheMonitor to monitor ncdns, because that's impossible. I was saying that Win32 tray icon functionality should be in a separate process, not the daemon itself. The service implementation and service management should be in separate processes. @JeremyRand I have no idea what JSON-RPC has to do with this. —You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
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hlandau
commented on May 19, 2024
Alright. Finding either an existing program which can work as a tray-resident supervisor to be recommended to be bundled with ncdns, or writing a separate tray process either in Go or C to serve as a tray supervisor is a valid enhancement task. So I'll keep this open until an official solution for this niche is nominated.
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JeremyRand
commented on May 19, 2024
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Hugo Landau:
@JeremyRand I have no idea what JSON-RPC has to do with this.
It was in the context of a "stop" command like Bitcoin Core's JSON-RPC
server supports. There are other ways to do it too, presumably, so
not particularly relevant.
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