Did you already try mono-service2? You can use it to start a windows service
implementation.
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Usage is: /usr/bin/mono-service2 [options] service
-d:<directory> Working directory
-l:<lock file> Lock file (default is /tmp/<service>.lock)
-m:<syslog name> Name to show in syslog
-n:<service name> Name of service to start (default is first
defined)
--debug Do not send to background nor redirect
input/output
--no-daemon Do not send to background nor redirect
input/output
Controlling the service:
kill -USR1 `cat <lock file>` Pausing service
kill -USR2 `cat <lock file>` Continuing service
kill `cat <lock file>` Ending service
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On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 9:48 AM, sojan <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Can anybody help me to make my program a service in linux
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> i am using the fedora10 OS
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> thanks in advance
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