[Xitami] Re: Xitami digest, Vol 1 #1069 - 1 msg

[Steven L. Haas]

How do I set up Xitami to run as a service?  When I run MSCONFIG, Xitami 
is checked as a startup item, but it is not listed as a service.

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>   1. Re: remote startup (Boyan Brezinsky)
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>Message: 1
>Date: Fri,  8 Apr 2005 08:45:58 +0300
>From: Boyan Brezinsky <bsb_2@mail.bg>
>To: xitami@lists.xitami.org
>Subject: [Xitami] Re: remote startup
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>>From: "Steven L. Haas" <slhaas@gmail.com>
>>Subject: [Xitami] remote startup
>>
>>Is there a way to restart or remotely start xitami on an
>>XP machine?  If
>>xitami crashes when Im away for several days I'd like to
>>be able to
>>either remotely start it or have something that catches
>>the crash and
>>automatically restarts it.  I have the setting selected
>>to silently
>>recover from crashes, but that seems to do nothing for
>>me.
>>
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>Presuming you run Xitami as a service. Look in the Services
>MMC snap-in. For each service there is a Recovery tab,
>where you can tell the OS what to do when the service fails
>one way or another.
>In addition, there is the sc command-line tool that comes
>with XP and was part of the resource kits of the earlier
>NT-based Windows versions. The name comes from "service
>control", I believe. The tool lets you manage services
>remotely. However, since it works via Windows networking
>(as a general term) and probably RDP as well, it is not
>well suited for running it outside a firewall.
>And there are multiple remote desktop utilities, starting
>with Windows XP built-in remote desktop. There is a free
>remote-desktop client for earlier versions of Windows, like
>W2K - you'll just have to dig it out of Microsoft's site.
>A final not-so-elegant approach. Use pslist from the free
>pstools package at www.sysinternals.com. Schedule a job
>that runs every now and then and executes "pslist xitami".
>If the process is running, this will show information on
>it. If it is not running, pslist will say "process xitami
>was not found on <computer name>". Just parse the output
>and restart Xitami, if needs be.
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