3x-ui/xray/process_other.go

//go:build !windows

package xray

import "os/exec"

func attachChildLifetime(_ *exec.Cmd) {}
fix(windows): clean shutdown, working panel restart, harden kernel32 load Three Windows-specific issues addressed: 1. Orphaned xray-windows-amd64 after VS Code debugger stop. Delve's "Stop" sends TerminateProcess to the Go binary, which is uncatchable — our signal handlers never run, so xrayService.StopXray() is skipped and xray is left dangling. Spawn xray as a child of a Job Object with JOB_OBJECT_LIMIT_KILL_ON_JOB_CLOSE so the OS kills xray when our handle to the job is closed (which happens even on TerminateProcess). Also trap os.Interrupt in main so Ctrl+C in the terminal runs the graceful path. 2. /panel/setting/restartPanel logged "failed to send SIGHUP signal: not supported by windows" because Windows can't deliver arbitrary signals. Add a restart hook in web/global; main registers it to push SIGHUP into its own signal channel, and RestartPanel calls the hook before falling back to the (Unix-only) signal path. Same restart-loop code runs in both cases. 3. util/sys/sys_windows.go now uses windows.NewLazySystemDLL so the kernel32.dll resolve is pinned to %SystemRoot%\System32 (prevents DLL hijacking by a planted DLL next to the binary). Local filetime type replaced with windows.Filetime, and the unreliable syscall.GetLastError() fallback replaced with a type assertion on the errno captured at call time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> 2026-05-18 20:57:31 +00:00			`//go:build !windows`

			`package xray`

			`import "os/exec"`

			`func attachChildLifetime(_ *exec.Cmd) {}`