1.4.0.703b -install-service-port

[rconn]

Running Windows 10 x64 & 1.4.0.703b. Running everything.exe with the command line:

everything.exe -install-service-port 15485

pops up a window showing the command line options for everything.exe

Is this option changed / not supported in 1.4?

[therube]

Earlier, I had noticed that 1.4 no longer had 'service_port=15485'.

But there is now a 'service_pipe_name='

And now with changes in Everything regarding IPC... so?
So maybe now you need to set up a Named Pipe rather then setting a Port number?

Not sure if any of that relates, but...

[void]

The command line option list is a little out of date.

-install-service-port has been removed.

This command line option has been replaced with:

-install-service-pipe-name <name>

• Install the service with the specified pipe name

-install-service-security-descriptor <security-descriptor>

• Install the service with the specified security descriptor

-service-pipe-name <name>

• Connect to the service pipe with the specified name.

-svc-pipe-name <name>

• Host the service pipe with the specified name.

-svc-security-descriptor <security-descriptor>

• Host the service pipe with the specified security-descriptor.

Install service example:

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Everything.exe -install-service -install-service-pipe-name "\\.\PIPE\Everything Service 2" -install-service-security-descriptor "D:(A;OICI;GRGW;;;AU)"

Run service examples:

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Everything.exe -svc -svc-pipe-name "\\.\PIPE\Everything Service 2" -svc-security-descriptor "D:(A;OICI;GRGW;;;AU)"

Run Everything client examples:

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Everything.exe -service-pipe-name "\\.\PIPE\Everything Service 2"

I've updated the command line options help to reflect this for the next beta update.