From: Michael Dichtl <mdi@...1.com>
Date: 2007-07-13T00:00:21+09:00
Subject: Re: Win32-service: error 5: access denied

Hi Jano!

thnx for post!!

I use winXP, sp2.
Yeah service is registered. in "services" the status is "manual"
Yes im Admin an yes i can start other Services.

so here is my code:
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require 'rubygems'
require 'win32/service'
include Win32

SERVICE_NAME = "cProjectsOutlookEventsListener3"
SERVICE_DISPLAYNAME = "cProjectsOutlookEventsListener3"

if ARGV[0] == "register"
  #startet den service
  svc = Service.new
  svc.create_service{ |s|
    s.service_name = SERVICE_NAME
    s.display_name = SERVICE_DISPLAYNAME
    s.binary_path_name = 'c:\ruby\bin ' + File.expand_path($0)
    s.dependencies = []
  }
  svc.close
  puts "Service registriert: "+SERVICE_DISPLAYNAME

elsif ARGV[0] == "start"
  Service.start(SERVICE_NAME)
  puts "Service gestartet"

elsif ARGV[0] == "delete"
  #stop service
  if Service.status(SERVICE_NAME).current_state == "running"
    Service.stop(SERVICE_NAME)
  end
  Service.delete(SERVICE_NAME)
  puts "Service gel旦scht: " + SERVICE_NAME

else
  # schreibe parameterinfo
  puts "Use: ruby outlook_rubysvc.rb [option]"
  puts "     options:"
  puts "             register - Registriert und starte den Service"
  puts "             delete   - Stoppt und l旦scht den Service"
  exit
end

# hier ist der eigentliche Service-code
class Daemon
  def service_init
    # Wartezeit bis der Service richtig initialisiert worden ist
    sleep 10
  end

  def service_main
    fileCount = 0
    watchForFile = "C:\findme.txt"
    while state == RUNNING
      sleep 5
      if File.exists? watchForFile
        fileCount += 1
        File.rename watchForFile, watchForFile + "." + fileCount.to_s
      end
    end
  end

  d = Daemon.new
  d.mainloop
end


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thnx! Michael
Jano Svitok wrote:
> On 7/11/07, Michael Dichtl <mdi@meta-1.com> wrote:
>>
>> does anyone know how to fix this?
> 
> What system do you have? XP/W2k/vista?
> 
> Is the service already registered? (Can you see it in services?)
> Can you start it with net start <name>?
> Are you admin? Uberadmin in vista?
> Can you start/stop other services?
> 
> Could you post the code you are trying to start?
> Could you post the actual command (what did you do when you tried to
> start the service)?
> 
> What do you do in your service?
> You cannot use stdin, stdout, stderr; You don't see mapped/subst-ed
> disks, You might not have rights to some files - you are most probably
> running under SYSTEM user.
> 
> (Now I see this looks like a confession recipe ;-)
> 
> J.


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