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Rename asset_stream_manager to cdc_stream (#27)

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Fixes #13
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Lutz Justen
2022-12-01 16:14:56 +01:00
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@@ -143,10 +143,10 @@ The two tools can be built and used independently.
```
* Build Windows components
```
bazel build --config windows --compilation_mode=opt --copt=/GL //asset_stream_manager
bazel build --config windows --compilation_mode=opt --copt=/GL //cdc_stream
```
* Copy the Linux build output files `cdc_fuse_fs` and `libfuse.so` from
`bazel-bin/cdc_fuse_fs` on the Linux system to `bazel-bin\asset_stream_manager`
`bazel-bin/cdc_fuse_fs` on the Linux system to `bazel-bin\cdc_stream`
on the Windows machine.
## Usage
@@ -211,13 +211,13 @@ cdc_rsync C:\path\to\assets\* user@linux.device.com:~/assets -vr
### CDC Stream
`cdc_stream` consists of a background service called `asset_stream_manager`,
which has to be started in advance with
`cdc_stream` consists of a background service, which has to be started in
advance with
```
asset_stream_manager
cdc_stream start-service
```
The service logs to `%APPDATA%\cdc-file-transfer\logs` by default. Try
`asset_stream_manager --helpfull` to get a list of available flags.
`cdc_stream --help` to get a list of available flags.
To stream the Windows directory `C:\path\to\assets` to `~/assets` on the Linux
device, run
@@ -235,17 +235,14 @@ cdc_stream stop user@linux.device.com:~/assets
## Troubleshooting
`cdc_rsync` always logs to the console. By default, the `asset_stream_manager`
service logs to a timestamped file in `%APPDATA%\cdc-file-transfer\logs`. It can
be switched to log to console by starting it with `--log_to_stdout`:
`cdc_rsync` always logs to the console. By default, the `cdc_stream` service
logs to a timestamped file in `%APPDATA%\cdc-file-transfer\logs`. It can be
switched to log to console by starting it with `--log-to-stdout`:
```
asset_stream_manager --log_to_stdout
cdc_stream start-service --log_to_stdout
```
Both `cdc_rsync` and `asset_stream_manager` support command line flags to control log
Both `cdc_rsync` and `cdc_stream` support command line flags to control log
verbosity. Passing `-vvv` prints debug logs, `-vvvv` prints verbose logs. The
debug logs contain all SSH and SCP commands that are attempted to run, which is
very useful for troubleshooting.
`cdc_stream` is just a thin client for the asset streaming service. Nothing ever
goes wrong with it <sup>[citation needed]</sup>.