Can you install a windows service that points to an .exe that launches a service?
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I am installing a service using sc.exe, the imagepath of which is pointing to an .exe with an argument.
E.G. C:stub.exe --service 1
The stub.exe then launches the service executable 'service1.exe'.
Is this possible? At the moment the service keeps failing to start.
Thanks for any help.
service sc.exe
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I am installing a service using sc.exe, the imagepath of which is pointing to an .exe with an argument.
E.G. C:stub.exe --service 1
The stub.exe then launches the service executable 'service1.exe'.
Is this possible? At the moment the service keeps failing to start.
Thanks for any help.
service sc.exe
asked Nov 10 at 13:57
R-nold
427
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up vote
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down vote
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I am installing a service using sc.exe, the imagepath of which is pointing to an .exe with an argument.
E.G. C:stub.exe --service 1
The stub.exe then launches the service executable 'service1.exe'.
Is this possible? At the moment the service keeps failing to start.
Thanks for any help.
service sc.exe
asked Nov 10 at 13:57
R-nold
427
I am installing a service using sc.exe, the imagepath of which is pointing to an .exe with an argument.
E.G. C:stub.exe --service 1
The stub.exe then launches the service executable 'service1.exe'.
Is this possible? At the moment the service keeps failing to start.
Thanks for any help.
service sc.exe
service sc.exe
asked Nov 10 at 13:57
R-nold
427
asked Nov 10 at 13:57
R-nold
427
asked Nov 10 at 13:57
R-nold
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asked Nov 10 at 13:57
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asked Nov 10 at 13:57
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