Make workerPids() work on Windows using WMIC instead of ps #94
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Is WMIC available by default, or does it need to be installed separately? Though it would certainly be nice to not have to use |
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WMIC is installed by default. Agreed that it'd be nice not to use exec(). It just occurred to me that my Windows worker code depends on an ugly hack: Because Windows does not provide process forking, Windows workers won't run without changing Worker.php:190 to "if (true)" to run as the child. It's orthogonal to this patch, but Windows workers won't run without it. I'll try to make that less hackish and submit a patch. |
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Closing this because it's essentially the same as #93. I took a few iterations to get there but the result is the same. |
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exec('ps...') fails on Windows -- switch to equivalent Windows command