make this node compile and run on Windows about ck-crowdnode HOT 8 CLOSED

I've implemented UID Generation in scope of this issue at Commit f5d02ae as well

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I did a few minor fixes for Windows. Server starts and receives commands. However, I do not have directory C:\Tmp, so server crashes when I try to push file. I guess this will be fixed with the configuration file (issue #5) and detection of %Temp% directory on Windows (when setting default configuration). However, it is still useful not to crash with seg fault, if there is a problem with writing.

When adding C:\Tmp, it starts working and file is pushed correctly, However the returned string is not recognized by CK (I think it has '\n' as string rather than character), so I receive the following error:

CK error: Access to remote CK repository failed ({
)!

Is it possible to check that the returned string on Windows has '\n' as character, please (I think this is the problem)?

Thanks a lot!

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Is it possible to check that the returned string on Windows has '\n' as character, please (I think this is >the problem)?

There is the same result message format build with
cJSON_Print(resultJSON)

But I noticed that "pull" command process result string without issue
"push" just print response as is:

{ "return": "0", "compileUUID": "39a9e854-8496-11e6-8029-912d40471f21" }

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However, I do not have directory C:\Tmp, so server crashes when I try to push file
fixed at commit 1f1a7d5

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I've added dummy "shell" command implementation at commit efd8bea.
It could be used now to check if command result is ok.
Command example:
call ck shell remote-ck-node:: --filename=ck-master.zip --secretkey=c4e239b4-8471-11e6-b24d-cbfef11692ca --cmd="echo \"test\""

result message:
{ "return": "0", "return_code": 0, "stdout": "some program std out", "stderr": "some program stderr" }

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This looks fine. But just curious - you do not need "--filename" here, right?

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This looks fine. But just curious - you do not need "--filename" here, right?

Yes for sure will remove from example in next commit

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It's now working on Windows - thanks a lot!!!

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