In message <_A3351@delegate-en.ML_> on 07/04/06(00:06:11)
you "Xavier Cheney" <p2mgabdyi-mykgh4yzkstw.ml@delegate.org> wrote:
 |  - Under Windows, delegate create C:\var\spool\log\0 file even if I 
 |specified a DGROOT=C:\delegate

It has been a known bug since the origin of the DeleGate's porting onto
Windows.  On Windows, if a program is invoked as a service, no arguments
and environment variables including DGROOT and -Pxxx is passed to the
program.  Only the executable file name of its own is passed to the main()
function of the program as "main(ac=1,argv[0]=delegate.exe)".
Arguments are got after it started as a service.  So the logfile
"/var/spool/log/0" contains the log during the startup procedure of it
until it starts as a service.
Since I agree that /var/spool/log is not an appropriate location,
in 9.2.3-pre9, I moved the default DGROOT of DeleGate as a service on
Windows under the directory which is pointed to by "TEMP" environment
variable, which can be "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\delegate\" or so.
It will become customizable in the near future in version 9.

Cheers,
Yutaka
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