Re: 4.0.4
| From: | Daniel Beulshausen | Date: | Thu, 02 Nov 2000 21:21:14 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: 4.0.4 | ||
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> > AG>> to use that ugly code from the MSDN which doesn't seem to work
> > AG>> well or at least Stas didn't get it to work in the little time
> > AG>> he had to mess around with it.
> >
> > I tried, but since Microsoft code wasn't exactly doing what I needed and
> > debugging was very hard because every time I did something wrong IIS got
> > stuck and required full reboot - it just took too much time and I had to
> > drop it for the lack of time. Maybe more skilled Windows developer could
> > do it, I'm just not enough familiar with Windows guts to do this
> > effectively (and neither I wish to become familiar, for the record :)
> >
>
> I don't mean to pry here, but I found two ways of doing popen() on
> Microsoft's website. I saw the steaming pile of elephant dung that uses
> CreateChildProcess() and CreatePipe(), but I also saw that the VC++
> 6.0 runtime library has another function, _popen(), that claims to do
> almost the same thing. Are these the same thing and/or do they have the
> same results?
CreateProcess() or CreateProcessAsUser() will be our friend, i'll have a
look at that after 4.0.4.
greetings
daniel
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