"Igor Peshansky" wrote:
> For some applications that are unable to work in the foreground, cygrunsrv
> contains the -x option, which makes it check the pid file instead of
> waiting for the child process. That way the child can fork and detach,
> and cygrunsrv can still control it via the pid in t
On Mon, 3 Apr 2006, Bryan D. Thomas wrote:
> > To generate a pidfile for syslog-ng, should I try the
> > -p switch to syslog-ng, (i.e. using the -a argument to
> > cygrunsrv) or the -x argument to cygrunsrv?
>
> I tried removing the service using cygrunsrv, then installing the
> service with the c
> To generate a pidfile for syslog-ng, should I try the
> -p switch to syslog-ng, (i.e. using the -a argument to
> cygrunsrv) or the -x argument to cygrunsrv?
I tried removing the service using cygrunsrv, then installing the service
with the changed option. But, when starting the service again,
My syslog-ng on Cygwin does not have an associated
/var/run/syslog-ng.pid file. I'd like to have this as
an aid to rotating the logs.
To generate a pidfile for syslog-ng, should I try the
-p switch to syslog-ng, (i.e. using the -a argument to
cygrunsrv) or the -x argument to cygrunsrv? Or, will
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