Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Startupflags.conf

👉 "StartupFlags.conf" is a file commonly used in web development to manage flags for startup scripts, ensuring consistency across different environments (e.g., Windows, Linux). This includes global flags such as starting services or redirecting output to console or network. Detailed definitions include: - `startup-script`: A sequence of code executed at the start of a web application. - `flags`: An array that can contain various flags, often used for dynamic scripting in a single script file. - `process-startup-flag`: Sets the process's startup flag (e.g., `-Xlog:app.log` to log messages). - `redirect-output-to-console`: Enables output to be redirected to the console. For example, `--redirect-output-to=devnull`. - `redirect-output-to-network`: Same as redirect-output-to-console but for network requests. - `shell-command`: The shell command being executed at startup. - `log-file`: Logs messages to a file or console. - `command-line-flags`: Additional flags passed directly to the script, not used by the script itself. Remember this is specific to Linux and Windows environments.

StartupFlags.conf