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win32-service 0.5.2 → 0.6.0

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@@ -1,3 +1,39 @@
+== 0.6.0 - 25-Nov-2007
+* The Service control class is now pure Ruby. The Daemon class is still C,
+  however. That may change in the future. This means the windows-pr
+  library is now a prerequisite.
+* The Service.new method has been altered in a way that is not backwards
+  compatible. It is now the same as Service.create.
+* The Service.start method now properly handles arguments to the
+  Daemon#service_main method.
+* The Daemon source code is now separate from the Service control class
+  source code. That means you must require them separately, as needed.
+* The Daemon class should be much more responsive to service events now,
+  especially service_stop. Many thanks go to Kevin Burge for the patch.
+* Added the Daemon.mainloop method as a shortcut for Daemon.new.mainloop.
+* The Daemon class now redirects STDIN, STDOUT and STDERR to the NUL device
+  if they're still associated with a terminal when the service starts. This
+  should help prevent Errno::EBADF errors.
+* The Service.services class method now supports the group parameter for
+  versions of Ruby built with older compilers, i.e. it will now work with
+  the one-click Ruby installer.
+* The Service.getdisplayname method was changed to Service.get_display_name.
+  An alias has been provided for backwards compatibility.
+* The Service.getservicename method was changed to Service.get_service_name.
+  An alias has been provided for backwards compatibility.
+* Added the Service.config_info method.
+* The Service.create and Service.configure methods now allow you to set
+  failure actions, failure commands, and reset/retry periods.
+* Improved test suite.
+* Changed 'tdaemon.rb', 'tdaemon_ctl.rb' and 'service_test.rb' to
+  'demo_daemon.rb', 'demo_daemon_ctl.rb' and 'demo_services.rb', respectively.
+* Some refactoring and updates to the demo daemon and demo daemon controller
+  examples.
+* The Win32Service struct is now ServiceInfo.
+* ServiceError is now Service::Error.
+* DaemonError is now Daemon::Error.
+* Some documentation improvements, corrections and updates.
 == 0.5.2 - 25-Nov-2006
 * Fixed a bug in the Daemon class where the service event handling methods
   (most notably service_stop) did not work properly due to thread blocking
@@ -65,7 +101,7 @@
 == 0.4.5 - 28-Feb-2005
 * Fixed an accessor bug in Service#create.  Thanks go to Nathaniel Talbott
   for the spot.
-* Eliminated a warning that appeared started in Ruby 1.8.2 regarding Struct
+* Eliminated a warning that appeared starting in Ruby 1.8.2 regarding Struct
   redefinitions.
 * Moved 'examples' directory to toplevel directory.
 * Deleted the 'test2.rb' example.  This was supplanted by the 'daemon_test.rb'

data/MANIFEST CHANGED

@@ -1,16 +1,18 @@
-MANIFEST
-CHANGES
-README
-extconf.rb
-doc/daemon.txt
-doc/service.txt
-examples/daemon_test.rb
-examples/services_test.rb
-lib/win32/service.c
-lib/win32/service.h
-test/tc_daemon.rb
-test/tc_service.rb
+* MANIFEST
+* CHANGES
+* README
+* Rakefile
+* win32-service.gemspec
+* doc/daemon.txt
+* doc/service.txt
+* ext/extconf.rb
+* ext/win32/daemonc.c
+* examples/demo_daemon.rb
+* examples/demo_daemon_ctl.rb
+* examples/demo_services.rb
+* lib/win32/service.rb
+* test/tc_daemon.rb
+* test/tc_service_create.rb
+* test/tc_service_info.rb
+* test/tc_service_status.rb
+* test/tc_service.rb

data/README CHANGED

@@ -1,19 +1,13 @@
-= What is it?
-An interface to Win32 services.  It also allows you to create an run Ruby
-programs as a Service.
+= Description
+The win32-service library allows you to control or create MS Windows services.
 = Installation
-== Gem Install
-   ruby win32-service.gemspec
-   gem install win32-service-X.Y.Z.gem
-== Standard Install
-   ruby extconf.rb
-   nmake
-   cd test; ruby tc_service.rb; ruby tc_daemon.rb (optional)
-   nmake install
-= Where are the docs?
-In the 'doc' directory, or you can generate rdoc from the source files.
+rake test (optional)
+rake install
+= Documentation
+Please see the documentation in the 'doc' directory, or the gem documentation
+that was installed when you installed this library as a gem.
 = Possible errors
 * Service.delete causes "Unable to delete: The specified service has
@@ -27,20 +21,24 @@ and close the Services GUI admin tool before deleting.
 * Service.start causes, "The service did not respond to the start or control
 request in a timely fashion."
-There are a few possibilities, but I'll just mention the ones I can speak of
-from personal experience.  The most likely cause for this error is that there
-is a bug in your Daemon class.  Unfortunately, it isn't stated in the
-error message or the Event log as to what might be wrong.  You'll have to
-debug your class separately somehow.  One approach might be to do
-STDERR.reopen("C:\\errors.txt"), or something similar, at the top of your
-Daemon code, or wrap the whole thing in a begin/rescue clause, and write the
-errors to a file.
+The best way to debug your services is to wrap your entire Daemon subclass
+in a begin/end block and send error messages to a file. That should give a
+good clue as to the nature of the problem. The most probable culprits are:
+* You've tried to require a library that's not in your $LOAD_PATH. Make sure
+that your require statements are inside the begin/rescue block so that you can
+easily find those mistakes.
-The other possibility is that your binary path name is incorrect.  The
-solution in the latter case is to use an absolute path name for the target
-Ruby script.  It might also be a good idea to include the full path name to
-the Ruby interpreter, e.g. 'c:\ruby\bin\ruby' versus just 'ruby'.
+* Your have a bad binary path name. Be sure to use an absolute path name for
+the binary path name, including the full path to the Ruby interpreter, e.g.
+'c:\ruby\bin\ruby' instead of just 'ruby'.
+* You've got a syntax error in your code somewhere.
 = Possible test failures
-The 'test_start_stop' test in the tc_service.rb file may fail.  This will
-happen if your W32Time service isn't running.
+The 'test_service_start_stop' test in the tc_service.rb file may fail. This
+will happen if your W32Time service isn't running.
+= Future Plans
+* Pure Ruby Daemon class
+* Add service_session_change hook

data/doc/daemon.txt CHANGED

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-== Description
+= Description
    The Daemon class is a wrapper class that allows you to run your code as a
-   Win32 service.
+   Windows service.
-== Synopsis
+= Synopsis
    class Daemon
       def service_main
          while running?
@@ -12,56 +12,58 @@
       end
    end
-   daemon = Daemon.new
-   daemon.mainloop
+   Daemon.mainloop
-== Instance Methods
-Daemon#mainloop
+= Class Methods
+Daemon.mainloop
    This is the method that actually puts your code into a loop and allows it
-   to run as a service.  The code that is actually run while in the mainloop
+   to run as a service. The code that is actually run while in the mainloop
    is what you defined in the Daemon#service_main method.
+= Instance Methods
 Daemon#running?
-   Returns whether or not the daemon is running.  This is just a shortcut
+   Returns whether or not the daemon is running. This is just a shortcut
    for checking if the state is RUNNING, PAUSED or IDLE.
-   This is typically used within your service_main method.  See the
-   tdaemon.rb file in the examples directory for an example of how it's
+   This is typically used within your service_main method. See the
+   demo_daemon.rb file in the 'examples' directory for an example of how it's
    used in practice.
 Daemon#service_init
    Any code defined defined within this method occurs before service_main is
-   reached.  Any initialization code that takes more than two seconds to
-   execute should be placed here.  Otherwise, your service may timeout when
+   reached. Any initialization code that takes more than two seconds to
+   execute should be placed here. Otherwise, your service may timeout when
    you try to start it.
-Daemon#service_main
+Daemon#service_main(*args)
    You are expected to define your own service_main() method.  The code
    defined in this method is the code that will run while running as a
    service.
+   Any +args+ passed to Service.start are passed to this method.
 Daemon#state
-   Returns the current state of the Daemon.  For a list of valid states, see
+   Returns the current state of the Daemon. For a list of valid states, see
    the Constants section below.
-== Signal Event Hooks
+= Signal Event Hooks
    These methods are called if defined within your Daemon class, and the
    appropriate signal is received by your service.
 Daemon#service_stop
-   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP signal.  This is
+   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP signal. This is
    what the Service.stop() method sends.
 Daemon#service_pause
-   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_PAUSE signal.  This is
+   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_PAUSE signal. This is
    what the Service.pause() method sends.
 Daemon#service_resume
-   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_CONTINUE signal.  This
+   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_CONTINUE signal. This
    is what the Service.resume() method sends.
 Daemon#service_interrogate
-   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_INTERROGATE signal.  This
+   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_INTERROGATE signal. This
    notifies a service that it should report its current status information to
    the service control manager.
@@ -69,88 +71,85 @@ Daemon#service_shutdown
    Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_SHUTDOWN signal.
 Daemon#service_netbindadd
-   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_NETBINDADD signal.  This
+   Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_NETBINDADD signal. This
    notifies a network service that there is a new component for binding.
-   Not supported on NT 4.
 Daemon#service_netbinddisable
    Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_NETBINDDISABLE signal.
    This notifies a network service that one of its bindings has been
    disabled.
-   Not supported on NT 4.
 Daemon#service_netbindenable
    Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_NETBINDENABLE signal.
    This  Notifies a network service that a disabled binding has been enabled.
-   Not supported on NT 4.
 Daemon#service_netbindremove
    Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_NETBINDREMOVE signal.
    This notifies a network service that that a component for binding has
    been removed.
-   Not support on NT 4.
 Daemon#service_paramchange
    Called if the service receives a SERVICE_CONTROL_PARAMCHANGE signal.
    This notifies a service that its startup parameters have changed.
-== Constants
+= Constants
 === Service state constants
-CONTINUE_PENDING
+Daemon::CONTINUE_PENDING
    The service continue is pending.
-PAUSE_PENDING
+Daemon::PAUSE_PENDING
    The service pause is pending.
-PAUSED
+Daemon::PAUSED
    The service is paused (but not STOPPED).
-RUNNING
+Daemon::RUNNING
    The service is running.
-START_PENDING
+Daemon::START_PENDING
    The service is starting (but is not yet in a RUNNING state).
-STOP_PENDING
+Daemon::STOP_PENDING
    The service is stopping (but is not yet in a STOPPED state).
-STOPPED
+Daemon::STOPPED
    The service is not running.
-IDLE
-   The service is running, in an idle state.  This is a custom state that
+Daemon::IDLE
+   The service is running, in an idle state. This is a custom state that
    we added that gets around a thread blocking issue.
-== Notes
-   You must create a service before you can actually run it.  Look in the
-   examples directory for the files 'tdaemon.rb' and 'tdaemon_ctl.rb'. They're
-   small and straightforward examples of how to control, install and setup
-   your own Daemon.
+= Notes
+   You must create a service before you can actually run it. Look in the
+   examples directory for the files 'demo_daemon.rb' and 'demodaemon_ctl.rb'.
+   They're small and straightforward examples of how to control, install and
+   setup your own Daemon.
-== Known Bugs
+= Known Bugs
    None known.  Please report any bugs you find on the Bug tracker at
    http://rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils.
-== Future Plans
-   Suggestions welcome.  Please log them on the Feature Request tracker at
+= Future Plans
+   Suggestions welcome. Please log them on the Feature Request tracker at
    http://rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils
+= Acknowledgements
+   Many thanks go to Patrick Hurley for providing the fix for the thread
+   blocking issue. Thanks also go to Kevin Burge for his patch that solved
+   service responsiveness issues.
-== Copyright
-   (C) 2003-2006 Daniel J. Berger, All Rights Reserved
+= Copyright
+   (C) 2003-2007 Daniel J. Berger, All Rights Reserved
-== License
+= License
    Ruby's
-== Warranty
+= Warranty
    This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
    implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
    warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
-== Author(s)
-   Daniel J. Berger
-   Park Heesob
+= Author(s)
+* Daniel J. Berger
+* Park Heesob

data/doc/service.txt CHANGED

@@ -1,34 +1,39 @@
-== Description
-   An interface for Win32 Services.
+= Description
+   An interface for MS Windows Services.
-== Prerequisites
+= Prerequisites
    Ruby 1.8.0 or later.
    This package is only supported for the Windows NT family of operating
-   systems, e.g. NT 4, 2000, XP, 2003, etc.  It is NOT supported (and won't
-   work) for any version of DOS or Windows 95/98/ME. It may work on Windows
-   XP Home, but is not officially supported for that platform.
+   systems, e.g. 2000, XP, 2003, etc. It is NOT supported (and won't
+   work) for any version of DOS or Windows 95/98/ME. It is also not
+   supported on NT 4, as that platform is defunct.
+   It should work on Windows XP Home, but is not officially supported for
+   that platform.
-== Synopsis
+= Synopsis
    require "win32/service"
    include Win32
    s = Service.new("some_machine")
    # Create a new service
-   s.create_service{ |s|
-      s.service_name        = "foo"
-      s.binary_path_name    = "C:\\some_dir\\foo.exe"
-      s.display_name        = "My Foo Service"
-      s.service_description = "Greatest Service Ever"
-   }
+   Service.create('some_service', nil,
+      :service_type       => Service::WIN32_OWN_PROCESS,
+      :description        => 'A custom service I wrote just for fun'
+      :start_type         => Service::AUTO_START,
+      :error_control      => Service::ERROR_NORMAL,
+      :binary_path_name   => 'C:\path\to\some_service.exe',
+      :load_order_group   => 'Network',
+      :dependencies       => ['W32Time','Schedule']
+      :service_start_name => 'SomeDomain\\User',
+      :password           => 'XXXXXXX',
+      :display_name       => 'This is some service',
+   )
    # Configure a service that already exists
-   s.configure_service{ |s|
-      s.display_name = "My Bar Service"
-   }
-   s.close
+   Service.configure(:display_name => "My Bar Service")
    Service.start("foo")
    Service.pause("foo")
@@ -37,10 +42,10 @@
    Service.delete("foo")
-   Service.getdisplayname("Schedule") # "Task Scheduler"
-   Service.getservicename("ClipBook") # "ClipSrv"
-   s = Service.status("ClipSrv")
+   Service.get_display_name("Schedule") # "Task Scheduler"
+   Service.get_service_name("ClipBook") # "ClipSrv"
+   Service.status('W32Time') => <struct Struct::ServiceStatus ...>
    # Enumerate over all services, inspecting each struct
    Service.services{ |s|
@@ -48,18 +53,46 @@
       puts
    }
-== Class Methods
-Service.new(host=nil, desired_access=nil){ ... }
-   Creates and returns a new Win32::Service handle on +host+ with the
-   +desired_access+.  If no host is specified, your local machine is
-   used.  If no desired access is specified, then
-   Service::MANAGER_CREATE_SERVICE is used.
+= Class Methods
+Service.new(service_name, host=nil, options={})
+   Creates a new service with +service_name+ on +host+, or the local host
+   if no host is specified. The +options+ parameter is a hash that can
+   contain any of the following parameters, and their default values:
-   If a block is provided the Win32::Service object is yielded to the
-	block and *closed* at the end of the block.
-   See the "Desired Access Constants" section for a list of valid
-   desired access levels and their meanings.
+   * display_name       => service_name
+   * desired_access     => Service::ALL_ACCESS
+   * service_type       => Service::WIN32_OWN_PROCESS | Service::INTERACTIVE_PROCESS
+   * start_type         => Service::DEMAND_START
+   * error_control      => Service::ERROR_NORMAL
+   * binary_path_name   => nil
+   * load_order_group   => nil
+   * dependencies       => nil
+   * service_start_name => nil
+   * password           => nil
+   * description        => nil
+Service.configure(service_name, host=nil, options={})
+   Configures the named +service_name+ on +host+, or the local host if no
+   host is specified. The +options+ parameter is a hash that can contain any
+   of the following parameters:
+   * service_type
+   * start_type
+   * error_control
+   * binary_path_name
+   * load_order_group
+   * dependencies
+   * service_start_name
+   * password (used with service_start_name)
+   * display_name
+   * description
+Service.config_info(service, host=nil)
+   Returns a ServiceConfigInfo struct containing the configuration information
+   about +service+ on +host+, or the local host if no host is specified.
+Service.create
+   Alias for Service.new
 Service.delete(service, host=nil)
    Deletes the specified +service+ on +host+.  If no host is given,
@@ -67,18 +100,6 @@ Service.delete(service, host=nil)
 Service.exists?(service)
    Returns true if the specified service exists, false otherwise.
-Service.open(service, host=nil, desired_access=nil){ ... }
-   Creates and returns a new Win32::Service handle on +host+ with the
-   +desired_access+ for the given +service+.  If no host is specified
-   then your local machine is used.  If no +desired_access+ is specified,
-   then Service::SERVICE_QUERY_CONFIG is used.
-   If a block is provided the Win32::Service object is yielded to the
-   block and *closed* at the end of the block.
-   Note that you will probably need to change the desired access in
-   order to configure or delete an existing service using the returned object.
 Service.pause(service, host=nil)
    Pauses the specified +service+ on +host+, or the local machine if
@@ -134,7 +155,7 @@ Service.start(service, host=nil, *args)
 Service.status(service)
     Returns a Win32ServiceStatus struct for the specified service (or
-    raises a Win32ServiceError if not found).  The Win32ServiceStatus
+    raises a Win32::ServiceError if not found).  The Win32ServiceStatus
     struct contains the following members.
     * service_type
@@ -150,105 +171,68 @@ Service.stop(service, host=nil)
     Stops the specified +service+ on +host+, or the local machine if no
     host is specified.
-== Instance Methods
-Service#binary_path_name=(path_to_executable)
-    Sets the binary to be used for the service.  The path must be the fully
-    qualified path name.  A path that contains a space must be quoted so that
-    it is correctly interpreted.  The path may also include arguments to the
-    service entry point (typically the 'main' function).
-    This option must be set before you can call Service#create_service.
-Service#close
-    Closes the service handle.  This is the polite way to do things, although
-    the service handle should automatically be closed when it goes out of
-    scope.
-Service#configure_service{ |service| ... }
-   Configures the service object.  Valid methods for the service object are
-   as follows:
-   * desired_access=
-   * service_name=
-   * display_name=
-   * service_description=
-   * service_type=
-   * start_type=
-   * error_control=
-   * tag_id=
-   * binary_path_name=
-   * load_order_group=
-   * start_name=
-   * password=
-   * dependencies=
-   * failure_action=
-   See the docs for individual instance methods for more details.
-Service#create_service{ |service| ... }
-   Creates the specified service.  In order for this to work, the
-   'service_name' and 'binary_path_name' attributes must be defined
-   or Win32ServiceError will be raised.
-   See the Service#configure_service method for a list of valid methods to
-   pass to the service object.  See the individual methods for more
-   information, including default values.
+= Create and configure options
+binary_path_name
+   The binary to be used for the service. The path must be the fully
+   qualified path name. A path that contains a space must be quoted so that
+   it is correctly interpreted. The path may also include arguments to the
+   service entry point (typically the 'main' function).
+dependencies
+   Any dependencies the service has in order to run. This can be a string
+   or an array of strings.
+description
+   A text string describing the service.
-Service#display_name=(name=service_name)
+display_name
    The display name to be used by user interface programs to identify the
-   service.  The string has a maximum length of 256 characters.  Case
+   service. The string has a maximum length of 256 characters. Case
    sensitivity is preserved.
    The default is to set the display name to the same string as the
    service name.
-Service#error_control=(type=nil)
-   Sets the error control for the service.  The default is
-   Service::ERROR_NORMAL.
+error_control
+   The error control for the service. The default is Service::ERROR_NORMAL.
    See the "Error Control Contants" section for available options and their
    meanings.
-Service#load_order_group=(order_group=nil)
-   Sets the load order group, where 'order_group' is a string that names
-   the load ordering group of which this service is a member.  The default
-   is nil.
-Service#machine_name=(name=nil)
-   Sets the name of the machine on which the service will be created.  By
-   default, this is set to nil.  That is, it will be created on your
-   local machine.
+load_order_group
+   The load order group, a string that names the load ordering group of
+   which this service is a member. The default is nil.
-Service#password=(password=nil)
-   Sets the passsword to the account name specified in the 'start_name'
+password
+   Sets the passsword to the account name specified in the Service#start_name
    method.  By default, this value is set to nil, which is appropriate if
    the account has no password or if the service runs in the
    'LocalService', 'NetworkService', or 'LocalSystem' account.
    Note that passwords are ignored for driver services.
-Service#service_name=(name)
-   Sets the service name for the service.  This value must be set in order
-   to create a service.  The string has a maximum length of 256 characters.
+service_name
+   The service name for the service. This value must be set in order
+   to create a service. The string has a maximum length of 256 characters.
-Service#service_type=(type=nil)
-   Sets the service type for the service.  The default is
+service_type
+   The service type for the service. The default is
    Service::WIN32_OWN_PROCESS | Service::INTERACTIVE_PROCESS.
    See the "Service Type Contants" section for available options and their
    meanings.
-Service#start_name=(name=nil)
+start_name
    Sets the name of the account under which the service should run.
-   If 'name' is nil, then the 'LocalSystem' account is used.
+   By default the 'LocalSystem' account is used.
-Service#start_type=(type=nil)
-   Sets the start type for the service.  The default is Service::DEMAND_START.
+start_type
+   The start type for the service. The default is Service::DEMAND_START.
    See the "Start Type Contants" section for available options and their
    meanings.
-== Constants
+= Constants
 === Standard Constants
 VERSION
@@ -275,14 +259,14 @@ Service::MANAGER_LOCK
     database.
 Service::MANAGER_BOOT_CONFIG
-    Required to call the NotifyBootConfigStatus function.  Not defined with
-    all compilers.
+    Required to call the NotifyBootConfigStatus() (internal) function.  Not
+    defined with all compilers.
 Service::MANAGER_QUERY_LOCK_STATUS
-    Required to call the QueryServiceLockStatus function to retrieve the
-    lock status information for the database.
+    Required to call the QueryServiceLockStatus() (internal) function to
+    retrieve the lock status information for the database.
-== Service Type Constants
+=== Service Type Constants
 Service::FILE_SYSTEM_DRIVER
     File system driver service.
@@ -301,7 +285,7 @@ Service::INTERACTIVE_PROCESS
     specified as well, and the service is running in the context of the
     LocalSystem account (which is the default for this module, btw).
-== Start Type Constants
+=== Start Type Constants
 Service::AUTO_START
     A service started automatically by the service control manager during
     system startup.
@@ -322,7 +306,7 @@ Service::SYSTEM_START
     A device driver started by the IoInitSystem() function.  This value is
     valid only for driver services.
-== Error Control Constants
+=== Error Control Constants
 Service::ERROR_IGNORE
     The startup program logs the error but continues the startup operation.
@@ -340,7 +324,7 @@ Service::ERROR_CRITICAL
     configuration is being started the startup operation fails.  Otherwise,
     the system is restarted with the last-known-good configuration.
-== Notes
+= Notes
    See the MSDN API with regards to CreateService(), etc at
    http://www.msdn.com
@@ -350,29 +334,34 @@ Service::ERROR_CRITICAL
    I don't truly understand how to allow a tag_id in the create_service()
    method, so for now it's set to NULL automatically.  Suggestions welcome.
-== Known Bugs
+= Known Bugs
    There may be a failure in the test suite if the W32Time dependency is
    not started.
-	If you find any bugs please log them on the bug tracker.  You can find it
-	on the project page at http://www.rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils.
+   If you find any bugs please log them on the bug tracker.  You can find it
+   on the project page at http://www.rubyforge.org/projects/win32utils.
+= Acknowledgements
+   Many thanks go to Patrick Hurley for providing the fix for the thread
+   blocking issue. Thanks also go to Kevin Burge for his patch that solved
+   service responsiveness issues.
-== Future Plans
+= Future Plans
    Add Tag_ID support.
    Add ability to create or modify service failure actions.
    Use RegisterServiceCtrlHandlerEx().
-== Copyright
-   (C) 2003-2006, Daniel J. Berger, All Rights Reserved
+= Copyright
+   (C) 2003-2007, Daniel J. Berger, All Rights Reserved
-== License
+= License
    Ruby's
-== Warranty
+= Warranty
    This package is provided "as is" and without any express or
    implied warranties, including, without limitation, the implied
    warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.
-== Author
-   Daniel J. Berger
-   Park Heesob
+== Author(s)
+* Daniel J. Berger
+* Park Heesob