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Typically a Jenkins runs on a Windows box as service (so it does on a UNIX/LINUX env)![]()
... and in my case it is like that
However: The service is NOT started under the system account but runs under an own account (again: same as under UNIX the service doesn't run as 'root' user but under an own account)
Why should one run a Jenkins service![]()
manually - unless it's for testing purposes?
I can see a reason why it makes a difference if a procees runs under the system account, or under a user account. This is pretty evident.
But I can not see a reason why it should make a difference whether a process is started during system startup, or later by a user - unless they would get a differently set up environment.
But when starting a process under a user account, it should inherit all corresponding setting of the user, no matter if the service control manager is starting it, or not - right ?