I can't get a service made that runs

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I can't get a service made that runs

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I can't see to create a service that runs because deluged.exe doesn't spit out anything when started.

I simply start a command prompt under admin, and do "sc create "Deluge Daemon" binpath="C:\Program Files (x86)\deluge\deluged.exe" Trying to start the service takes about a minute and errors out with error 1053. I saw elsewhere people had a "-L debug" to the end. I tried that, and starting the service just took a few seconds to error out.

This is under Windows 8.1.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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You probably want to use the 'do not daemonize' switch.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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No such luck.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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You could try with deluged-debug.exe
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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No luck with that, either.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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Anyone?
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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You sure you have enough rights to run any service?..
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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They are created under an "admin" commandline and my account is the admin.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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ramicio wrote:They are created under an "admin" commandline and my account is the admin.
You mean the integrated admin account or a custom user? If you're logged in as a custom user (which most likely) even if you choose "run as admin", if you CURRENT user does not have privileges to run services, he won't be able to run a service.
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Re: I can't get a service made that runs

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I can start and stop other services with my account. It doesn't change the fact that this service won't even start on boot when set to do start automatically.
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