Activity for Java Service Wrapper
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Maxime Andrighetto modified ticket #141
Support secure compilation
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Hello Ben, Thank you for your request. I assume "INARY_NOW" refers to "BIND_NOW," which comes with full RELRO. Both full RELRO and stack protection are scheduled for the next Wrapper release. Best regards, Maxime
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Ben Niu created ticket #141
Support secure compilation
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Up version to 3.7.0-SNAPSHOT.
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Java Service Wrapper released /wrapper/Wrapper_3.6.5_20260317/wrapper-windows-x86-64-on-wrapper-site.txt
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Release 3.6.5
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3.6.5 release
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Work on 3.6.5
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Work on 3.6.5
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Up version to 3.6.5-SNAPSHOT.
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Release 3.6.4
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3.6.4 release
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Work on 3.6.4
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Work on 3.6.4
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Up version to 3.6.4-SNAPSHOT.
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Hi Jonathan, Thank you again for your contribution. We have implemented changes similar to your suggestions. However, we found that instead of waiting for process termination, it is more reliable to wait for the service to be unbooted by launchd. launchd normally sends a TERM signal to the process and unloads it upon confirmation of termination, but there can be a slight delay between the process stopping and the service actually being unloaded. Attempting to execute launchctl bootstrap might result...
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Hi Jonathan, Thank you very much for bringing this issue to our attention. I believe 'launchctl bootout/bootstrap' was introduced in macOS 10.10 Yosemite. The current Wrapper still supports older macOS versions, so we need to maintain compatibility for now. But we plan to raise the system requirements in the next release (3.7.0), which will allow us to implement macosxRestart() as you've suggested. When restarting the Wrapper, we typically call waitForWrapperStop() in the shell script, which uses...
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Jonathan Coffman created ticket #327
Update mac os implementation to use launchctl bootout bootstrap
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