minutes - not sure why.
Anyone any ideas are there any consideration when writing a Win32
service via perlsvc and stopping or starting as a service ? Is there any
way to control or force the shutdown process to happen as quick as lets
say 20sec and force it somehow ?
Starting is always fast. Stopping
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From: Steven Manross [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: martes, 17 de febrero de 2004 17:11
To: Hernandez, Pedro (Merant); [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: ActiveState PerlSvc: Access is denied message returned on
service installation
Well, you need admin rights to that other machine.
At 09:54 AM 4/3/2003 -0500, Eric Logeson wrote:
I did read that many times...
(http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Perl/Reference/Products/PDK/PerlSvc/What.html)
from what I gather I need to specify:
$Config{UserName} = 'test';
$Config{Password} = 'test';
which I did, but upon c
I did read that many times...
(http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Perl/Reference/Products/PDK/PerlSvc/What.html)
from what I gather I need to specify:
$Config{UserName} = 'test';
$Config{Password} = 'test';
which I did, but upon compilation I get the following error:
Creat
At 09:18 AM 4/3/2003 -0500, Eric Logeson wrote:
Hello
How do I specify an account that the service should log on as?
Open the PDK Help and read under PerlSvc->"What is PerlSvc?". Hint: Search
for UserName.
Tobias
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Hello
How do I specify an account that the service should log on as?
use strict;
use warnings;
package PerlSvc;
our %Config;
sub Startup{
while(ContinueRun()){}
}
sub Install{
$Config{ServiceName} = 'test';
$Config{DisplayName} = 'test';
$Conf
On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 13:35:33 -0500, John Deighan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>I have a service, that I've created with PerlSvc. Occasionally, it doesn't
>start up correctly after a reboot, and I suspect that it's because it
>accesses a database, and the databa
John Deighan wrote:
I have a service, that I've created with PerlSvc. Occasionally, it
doesn't start up correctly after a reboot, and I suspect that it's
because it accesses a database, and the database server may not have
started completely when my service is started. Und
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Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 1:36 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PerlSvc
I have a service, that I've created with PerlSvc. Occasionally, it
doesn't
start up correctly after a reboot, and I suspect that it's because it
accesses a database, and the database se
I have a service, that I've created with PerlSvc. Occasionally, it doesn't
start up correctly after a reboot, and I suspect that it's because it
accesses a database, and the database server may not have started
completely when my service is started. Under Windows, one service can
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> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: Perlsvc created a program that eternally says "starting"
>
>
> I've made my first PerlSvc service. In the past I've used
> SRVANY from the NT resource kit and had no problems.
>
> The program .exe
erl\bin
>use Win32::Process;
>use Win32;
>
>package PerlSvc;
>
>our $Name = 'CDcontrol';
>ofur $DisplayName = 'CDcontrol Service';
That should be 'our' instead. I haven't checked if there are other
problems with your script.
For help
Hello All,
I'm having some trouble getting this script to run as a service, any
and all help is appreciated:
#!c:\perl\bin
use Win32::Process;
use Win32;
package PerlSvc;
our $Name = 'CDcontrol';
ofur $DisplayName = 'CDcontrol Service';
$dir = "";
$f
Has anyone else seen this kind of error? I might be doing something stupid.
I am looking for memory scooping suggestions for designing PerlSvc / PerlApp
type of compilations.
This is an output that is generated by a Service Manager on one of our
servers.
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