Onshutdown

[Daymarvi]

Hello,

I added some code to take into consideration the onshutdown, based on what i found on MS web https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.serviceprocess.servicebase.onshutdown?view=dotnet-plat-ext-6.0 the OnPreShutdown doens't exist but was necessary for us so i'm adding it there also. took the example from here : https://www.sivachandran.in/2012/03/handling-pre-shutdown-notification-in-c.html

[JFLarvoire]

Hello,

Sorry for the delay, I've been very busy these last few weeks. And, thanks, this is a very welcome addition to this PowerShell service! Before I pull the code, I have a few questions and comments:

One minor thing: You might want to append a short comment at the end of the header, describing your change. And while at it, change the date stamp in variable $scriptVersion.

One thing I don't understand: You've moved most of the C# method OnStop to a new method SCMStop(), shared between to OnStop() and OnPreshutdown(). This I understand, and this is fine. But what I don't understand is why OnStop() calls this.SCMStop(), then calls base.OnStop(). The latter base.OnStop() was not in the initial code. So what's the effect, and why is it needed?

As many people depend on this script, I want to be cautious, and avoid any risk of breaking anything. On what version of Windows did you test it?

I'm particulaly wary about the initialization code which throws an Exception("acceptedCommands field not found"); When would this possibly occur?

Finally, this gives me ideas for future improvements: (Here, I'm not requesting anything from you, beyond your opinion! (But if you want to do any one of these, go ahead! :-) ))

• Add a global variable somewhere, making this code optional. In many scenarios, including the HW monitoring scenario for which I initially created this, we don't care about shutdown. And not calling -SCMStop during shutdown makes shutdown a little bit faster.
• Possibly also add an optional -SCMPreShutdown to handle PreShutdown differently from a normal SCMStop(). Do you think this could be useful?
• Possibly add an optional -SCMShutdown argument, allowing to handle in PowerShell a normal shutdown. Although this might be a bad idea, as I'm not sure PowerShell is even guarantied to work during the shutdown phase?