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[Bug]: Windows application event log has the same Event ID (0) for all netclient events #2818

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unquietwiki opened this issue Feb 9, 2024 · 3 comments
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I was trying to write a Task Scheduler event to remap DNS whenever netclient restarts, or does a pull. However, all the event log IDs are 0, meaning that the DNS will be set against an unstable adapter entry. Having specific event log IDs for connections and disconnections would be helpful for this, and for debugging in general. Thanks!

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v0.22.0

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Windows

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@unquietwiki unquietwiki added the bug Something isn't working label Feb 9, 2024
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I found one workaround for determining when the network's been reset: an Time Service event 37 gets triggered whenever the network changes; at least for machines on a domain.

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yabinma commented Mar 2, 2024

@unquietwiki , currently Windows client does not manage the service by itself, but it's delegated to Winsw. The event log(start, stop) is written by Winsw, not by netclient code. I raised a git issue winsw/winsw#1078 let's see if it's possible to improve in Winsw level.

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Thank you @yabinma for looking into this, and opening that request. It's appreciated!

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