Matthew Toseland :
On Sunday 02 January 2011 21:22:49 Jep wrote:
Jep :
[...]
Because it sometimes works better, I start Freenet using 'services.msc'.
Trying that, I noticed name and location of 'freenetwrapper.exe' as well
as the location of 'wrapper.conf' have changed but not the registry key
pointing to them.
[I repaired that using hardlinks, with success]
I don't get it. If this was true Freenet would not start at all. Maybe you've
just corrupted your own system?
Modern installs don't use a service anyway, they auto-start on login with a
start menu item or similar.
[....]
No, hardlinks are an xp system feature that don't corrupt anything. The
Freenet service is there on the list, and it relied on a no longer
existing file name and on no longer valid file locations.
If I start Freenet using the start menu, the service indeed stays not
started.
Can I conclude the Freenet wrapper no longer runs as a service, meaning
that this service can be removed?
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