proc::ctx_t Struct Reference

#include <src/process.h>

Public Attributes
bool	auto_detach
std::string	cmd
std::vector< std::string >	detached
bool	elevated
std::chrono::seconds	exit_timeout
std::string	id
std::string	image_path
std::string	name
std::string	output
std::vector< cmd_t >	prep_cmds
bool	wait_all
std::string	working_dir

Detailed Description

pre_cmds – guaranteed to be executed unless any of the commands fail. detached – commands detached from Sunshine cmd – Runs indefinitely until: No session is running and a different set of commands it to be executed Command exits working_dir – the process working directory. This is required for some games to run properly. cmd_output – empty – The output of the commands are appended to the output of sunshine "null" – The output of the commands are discarded filename – The output of the commands are appended to filename

Member Data Documentation

detached

std::vector<std::string> proc::ctx_t::detached

Some applications, such as Steam, either exit quickly, or keep running indefinitely.

Apps that launch normal child processes and terminate will be handled by the process grouping logic (wait_all). However, apps that launch child processes indirectly or into another process group (such as UWP apps) can only be handled by the auto-detach heuristic which catches processes that exit 0 very quickly, but we won't have proper process tracking for those.

For cases where users just want to kick off a background process and never manage the lifetime of that process, they can use detached commands for that.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• src/process.h