This CL removes the port arguments for both tools.
The port argument can also be specified via the ssh-command and
scp-command flags. In fact, if a port is specified by both port flags
and ssh/scp commands, they interfere with each other. For ssh, the one
specified in ssh-command wins. For scp, the one specified in
scp-command wins. To fix this, one would have to parse scp-command and
remove the port arg there. Or we could just remove the ssh-port arg.
This is what this CL does. Note that if you need a custom port, it's
very likely that you also have to define custom ssh and scp commands.
* [cdc_stream] Fix issues found in tests
Fixes a couple of issues found by integration testing:
- Unicode command line args in cdc_stream show up as question marks.
- Log is still named assets_stream_manager instead of cdc_stream.
- An error message contains stadia_assets_stream_manager_v3.exe.
- mount_dir was not the last arg as required by FUSE
- Promoted cache cleanup logs to INFO level since they're important
for the proper workings of the system.
- Asset streaming cache dir is still %APPDATA%\GGP\asset_streaming.
* Address comments
Implements cdc_stream stop-service. Also fixes an issue in the
BackgroundService implementation where Exit() would deadlock since
server shutdown waits for all RPCs to exit.
Starts the streaming service if it's not up and running. This required
adding the ability to run a detached process. By default, all child
processes are killed when the parent process exits. Since detached
child processes don't run with a console, they need to create sub-
processes with CREATE_NO_WINDOW since otherwise a new console pops up,
e.g. for every ssh command.
Polls for 20 seconds while the service starts up. For this purpose,
a BackgroundServiceClient is added. This will be reused in a future CL
by a new stop-service command to exit the service.
Also adds --service-port as additional argument to start-service.
