Treat any executable file (including batch files) as a service - China DOS Union Forum

■Note■ Someone actually added me on MSN to ask the difference between this tool and the SC command under XP. It's really frustrating.

Here's the clarification: First, a Windows service is not an ordinary executable program. For an application to become a service, it must call the standard Windows Service API according to the contract and interact correctly with the Windows Service Manager. For details, refer to:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681921(VS.85).aspx and
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685967(VS.85).aspx. The detailed API reference is at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685942(VS.85).aspx.

That is, the function of the SC command is to install, delete, start, and stop a service. While the function of runassrv is to turn any non-service program into a service.

If this is still not clear, try using SC to add a certain batch file or notepad.exe as a service and see what happens.

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New content in version 1.1.0.628:

■ All Actions (such as: add / remove, etc.) do not need to add a prefix anymore.
■ New pause / continue operations.
■ From now on, a runassrv service can concurrently run multiple applications specified by /cmdline.
■ runassrv.exe itself does not need to be placed in the system search path.
■ New control operation to send a control code to the specified service.
■ New listsrv operation to list all services and drivers, supporting many filtering conditions.
■ New -logfile and -loglevel options, with log recording function.
■ New -unstoppable option, the system service manager will refuse to stop a service installed with this option.
■ Memory contraction strategy, typically with memory overhead less than 300KB.
■ Solved the problem that the start / stop command is invalid on some systems.

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A small thing written a few years ago, for everyone's amusement~

Run As Service

A tool to run any executable file (including batch files and scripts) as a system service

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Introduction:

■ Run any executable file as a system service.
■ Originally mainly for porting some Linux daemons; can also be used to start any application and maintenance scripts.
■ Runs quietly, unless the Interactive mode is specified, no windows will pop up.
■ No need to log in, it runs automatically after the system starts, without waiting for the user to log in.
■ As a side function, it supports starting, stopping, and deleting any system service.
■ Completely take over the instructions of the system service manager (start, stop, etc.). After the running program terminates, it automatically submits the status to the service manager and exits by itself, without resident memory.

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Help screen:


C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>
#runassrv

===========================================================================
  Run As Service Ver 1.1.0.625 by BaiYang / 2004 - 2006, Freeware
===========================================================================
Run any program as a Service

USAGE: runassrv <Action> <Options>
===========================================================================
Actions:
  add          - Add a Service.
  remove       - Remove a Service.
  start        - Start a Service.
  stop         - Stop a Service.
  pause        - Pause a Service.
  continue     - Continue a paused Service.
  control      - Control a service by send it a op-code
  listsrv      - List all installed services on local system
  listgrp      - List all service load order groups on local system (by start
                 order).
  -h           - this screen
===========================================================================
Options:
  -cmdline     - when the service start, witch program you want to run.
  -name        - the service name.
  -dispname    - service's display name in service manager
  -desc        - service's description in service manager
                   DEFAULT: none
  -type        - service type, can be:
                   FileSystemDriver
                   KernelDriver
                   OwnProcess (DEFAULT)
                   ShareProcess
                   InteractiveProcess
                 NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system!
  -starttype   - service start type, can be:
                   SystemStart
                   BootStart
                   AutoStart (DEFAULT)
                   DemandStart
                   Disabled
                 NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system!
  -errctl      - service error control policy, can be:
                   ErrorIgnore
                   ErrorNormal (DEFAULT)
                   ErrorSevere
                   ErrorCritical
                 NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system!
  -group       - specify service load order group
                   DEFAULT: none
  -depen       - names of services or load ordering groups that the system
                 must start before this service, delimited by '/'
                   DEFAULT: none
  -user        - specifies the name of the account under which the service
                 should run.
                   DEFAULT: LocalSystem
  -pass        - contains the password to the account name
                   DEFAULT: none
  -priority    - priority of the program you want to run, can be:
                   Idle
                   BelowNormal
                   Normal (DEFAULT)
                   AboveNormal
                   High
                   RealTime
  -unstoppable - make service unstoppable by system service control manager.
  -opcode      - for "control", specify the operation code.
  -logfile     - specify the logging target.
                   DEFAULT: don't log to file.
  -loglevel    - specify the lowest logging level, can be:
                   DebugOnly (Most Detail)
                   Info
                   Warning
                   Error (DEFAULT)
                   FatalError
                   Disabled (Close Logging Output)
===========================================================================
Special Options With "listsrv":
  -name        - list service name that match the wildcard pattern
                   DEFAULT: *
  -dispname    - service display name's wildcard pattern.
                   DEFAULT: *
  -pid         - service belong to specified process.
                   DEFAULT: any
  -type        - specify service types to be match, delimite by "/".
                   DEFAULT: any
  -starttype   - specify service starttypes to be match, delimite by "/".
                   DEFAULT: any
  -group       - service belong to the load order group
                   DEFAULT: any
  -state       - service's current state, can be:
                   active
                   inactive
                   DEFAULT: any
===========================================================================
Examples:
  runassrv add /cmdline:"c:\tools\myapp.exe -arg1 -arg2" /name:"mysrv"
  runassrv add /cmdline:myapp.exe /cmdline:yourapp.exe /name:mysrv
  runassrv add /cmdline:notepad /cmdline:vi.bat /type:interactiveprocess /priority:AboveNormal /name:testsrv /logfile:C:\test.log /loglevel:debugonly /dispname:"My Test Service" /desc:"This is a Test Service"

  runassrv start /name:wuauserv
  runassrv stop /name:wuauserv
  runassrv pause /name:iisadmin
  runassrv control /name:wuauserv /opcode:1

  runassrv listsrv /name:w*
  runassrv listsrv /type:KernelDriver/FileSystemDriver
  runassrv listsrv /starttype:SystemStart/BootStart
  runassrv listsrv /group:pnp_tdi
  runassrv listsrv /pid:1234
  runassrv listgrp

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Simple Chinese help:


C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>
#runassrv

===========================================================================
  Run As Service Ver 1.1.0.628 by BaiYang / 2004 - 2006, Freeware
===========================================================================
Run any executable program as a system service

Usage: runassrv <action> <options>
===========================================================================
Actions:
  add       - Add a service.
  remove    - Remove a service.
  start     - Start a service.
  stop      - Stop a service.
  pause     - Pause a service
  continue  - Continue a paused service.
  control   - Send a control code to the specified service.
  listsrv   - List all services and drivers that meet the conditions on the current system.
  listgrp   - List the priority order of all service startup groups on the current system.
  -h           - This help screen.
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Options:
  -cmdline     - When the service starts, specify which program you really want to run. This option can be used multiple times, each specifying an application to run. When the service starts, these applications will be executed concurrently.
  -name        - Specify the system service name (used for system operations such as net start, etc.).
  -dispname    - Specify the service display name that the user will see (the name seen in the service manager).
  -desc        - Specify the service description (the service description information seen in the service manager)
                   Default: None
  -type        - Specify the service type, which can be the following types:
                   FileSystemDriver  : File system and driver, will be loaded before the kernel is loaded. Note that services at this level can hardly use any system APIs.
                   KernelDriver      : Kernel-level driver, loaded immediately after the kernel is loaded. Services at this level can only use restricted APIs.
                   OwnProcess        : Separate process service, standard service, started after the Win32 subsystem is ready, default.
                   ShareProcess      : Shared process service, that is, several services share the same process. Many services relying on svchost use this type.
                   InteractiveProcess: Interactive service, the service can interact with the user. Except for this type, all other types of services cannot have a user-visible interface.
                 Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the first two items.
  -starttype   - Service startup type, including:
                   SystemStart : System-level startup, started after the kernel is initialized.
                   BootStart   : Started by the system loader (before the kernel is initialized).
                   AutoStart   : Start automatically, started after the Win32 subsystem is initialized, default.
                   DemandStart : Manual.
                   Disabled    : Disabled.
                 Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the first two items.
  -errctl      - Specify the error handling strategy when the service has an error, which can be:
                   ErrorIgnore   : Ignore the error, do not rescue the service, the system continues to run
                   ErrorNormal   : Record to the system log and pop up a dialog box to prompt the user, default. (Default)
                   ErrorSevere   : Record the log and pop up a prompt box. If the current system has run in the last correct startup configuration, ignore the error, otherwise automatically restart to the last correct configuration.
                   ErrorCritical : The same as above, but if restarting to the last correct configuration still fails to start this service, it will blue screen.
                 Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the last two items.
  -group       - Specify the startup priority group that the service belongs to. The priority group can be listed in order by listgrp.
                   Default: None
  -depen       - Specify the services that this service depends on. The services specified here must be started correctly before this service starts. Multiple services are separated by "/". Here, the system service name must be specified, not the name seen by the user.
                   Default: None
  -user        - Specify the user identity, that is, the user account that this service uses to run
                   Default: LocalSystem (local system, highest authority), interactive services must use this account.
  -pass        - Specify the user password
                   Default: None (LocalSystem)
  -priority    - The running priority of the program specified by the cmdline parameter, which can be (no need to explain this):
                   Idle
                   BelowNormal
                   Normal (Default)
                   AboveNormal
                   High
                   RealTime
  -unstoppable - The system service manager will refuse to stop the service installed with this option.
  -opcode      - Specify the control code to be sent for the control command. The control code "1" is actually equivalent to the stop command, used to stop the service. Except for a few standard control codes, most control codes correspond to behaviors defined by the service itself.
  -logfile     - Specify the log file
                   Default: Do not record the log file
  -loglevel    - Specify the detail level of log recording, which can be:
                   DebugOnly (record all running details)
                   Info
                   Warning
                   Error (Default)
                   FatalError
                   Disabled (Close the log output to the console and file)
===========================================================================
Special options when using the listsrv command:
  -name        - Specify the wildcard of the service name to be listed
                   Default: *
  -dispname    - Specify the wildcard of the service display name to be listed
                   Default: *
  -pid         - Only list services running in the specified process
                   Default: All processes
  -type        - Only list services of the specified type, multiple service types are separated by "/"
                   Default: All types
  -starttype   - Only list services of the specified startup type, multiple types are separated by "/"
                   Default: All types
  -group       - Only list services in the specified startup group
                   Default: Any group
  -state       - Only list services whose current state meets the specified value, which can be:
                   active   : The service is currently in an active state (starting, running, etc.)
                   inactive : The service is currently in an inactive state (stopped)
                   Default     : Any
===========================================================================
Examples:
  runassrv add /cmdline:"c:\tools\myapp.exe -arg1 -arg2" /name:"mysrv"
  runassrv add /cmdline:myapp.exe /cmdline:yourapp.exe /name:mysrv
  runassrv add /cmdline:notepad /cmdline:vi.bat /type:interactiveprocess /priority:AboveNormal /name:testsrv /logfile:C:\test.log /loglevel:debugonly /dispname:"My Test Service" /desc:"This is a Test Service"

  runassrv start /name:wuauserv
  runassrv stop /name:wuauserv
  runassrv pause /name:iisadmin
  runassrv control /name:wuauserv /opcode:1

  runassrv listsrv /name:w*
  runassrv listsrv /type:KernelDriver/FileSystemDriver
  runassrv listsrv /starttype:SystemStart/BootStart
  runassrv listsrv /group:pnp_tdi
  runassrv listsrv /pid:1234
  runassrv listgrp

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About the separator of commands and parameters:
  All parameters are prefixed with "-" or "/"; parameters that need to be assigned use ":" or "=" as the assignment operator, for example: -name="mysrv"; /name:"mysrv"; -name:"mysrv", etc. combinations are all legal.

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Copyright: Free software; the author is not responsible for anything. You can use it for any purpose, as long as you don't do bad things

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Contact the author: http://www.cn-dos.net/forum or asbai@msn.com

Try to contact via the forum or email for things. But if you like playing StarCraft and are a noob with the same hand speed as me (no more than 100), welcome to add my MSN ^_^

[ Last edited by asbai on 2008-6-3 at 01:33 PM ]

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■Note■ Someone actually added me on MSN to ask the difference between this tool and the SC command under XP. It's really frustrating. Here's the clarification: First, a Windows service is not an ordinary executable program. For an application to become a service, it must call the standard Windows Service API according to the contract and interact correctly with the Windows Service Manager. For details, refer to: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms681921(VS.85).aspx and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685967(VS.85).aspx. The detailed API reference is at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685942(VS.85).aspx. That is, the function of the SC command is to install, delete, start, and stop a service. While the function of runassrv is to turn any non-service program into a service. If this is still not clear, try using SC to add a certain batch file or notepad.exe as a service and see what happens. ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ New content in version 1.1.0.628: ■ All Actions (such as: add / remove, etc.) do not need to add a prefix anymore. ■ New pause / continue operations. ■ From now on, a runassrv service can concurrently run multiple applications specified by /cmdline. ■ runassrv.exe itself does not need to be placed in the system search path. ■ New control operation to send a control code to the specified service. ■ New listsrv operation to list all services and drivers, supporting many filtering conditions. ■ New -logfile and -loglevel options, with log recording function. ■ New -unstoppable option, the system service manager will refuse to stop a service installed with this option. ■ Memory contraction strategy, typically with memory overhead less than 300KB. ■ Solved the problem that the start / stop command is invalid on some systems. ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ A small thing written a few years ago, for everyone's amusement~ Run As Service A tool to run any executable file (including batch files and scripts) as a system service ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ Introduction: ■ Run any executable file as a system service. ■ Originally mainly for porting some Linux daemons; can also be used to start any application and maintenance scripts. ■ Runs quietly, unless the Interactive mode is specified, no windows will pop up. ■ No need to log in, it runs automatically after the system starts, without waiting for the user to log in. ■ As a side function, it supports starting, stopping, and deleting any system service. ■ Completely take over the instructions of the system service manager (start, stop, etc.). After the running program terminates, it automatically submits the status to the service manager and exits by itself, without resident memory. ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ Help screen: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator> #runassrv =========================================================================== Run As Service Ver 1.1.0.625 by BaiYang / 2004 - 2006, Freeware =========================================================================== Run any program as a Service USAGE: runassrv <Action> <Options> =========================================================================== Actions: add - Add a Service. remove - Remove a Service. start - Start a Service. stop - Stop a Service. pause - Pause a Service. continue - Continue a paused Service. control - Control a service by send it a op-code listsrv - List all installed services on local system listgrp - List all service load order groups on local system (by start order). -h - this screen =========================================================================== Options: -cmdline - when the service start, witch program you want to run. -name - the service name. -dispname - service's display name in service manager -desc - service's description in service manager DEFAULT: none -type - service type, can be: FileSystemDriver KernelDriver OwnProcess (DEFAULT) ShareProcess InteractiveProcess NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system! -starttype - service start type, can be: SystemStart BootStart AutoStart (DEFAULT) DemandStart Disabled NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system! -errctl - service error control policy, can be: ErrorIgnore ErrorNormal (DEFAULT) ErrorSevere ErrorCritical NOTE: set this option incorrectly may endanger your system! -group - specify service load order group DEFAULT: none -depen - names of services or load ordering groups that the system must start before this service, delimited by '/' DEFAULT: none -user - specifies the name of the account under which the service should run. DEFAULT: LocalSystem -pass - contains the password to the account name DEFAULT: none -priority - priority of the program you want to run, can be: Idle BelowNormal Normal (DEFAULT) AboveNormal High RealTime -unstoppable - make service unstoppable by system service control manager. -opcode - for "control", specify the operation code. -logfile - specify the logging target. DEFAULT: don't log to file. -loglevel - specify the lowest logging level, can be: DebugOnly (Most Detail) Info Warning Error (DEFAULT) FatalError Disabled (Close Logging Output) =========================================================================== Special Options With "listsrv": -name - list service name that match the wildcard pattern DEFAULT: * -dispname - service display name's wildcard pattern. DEFAULT: * -pid - service belong to specified process. DEFAULT: any -type - specify service types to be match, delimite by "/". DEFAULT: any -starttype - specify service starttypes to be match, delimite by "/". DEFAULT: any -group - service belong to the load order group DEFAULT: any -state - service's current state, can be: active inactive DEFAULT: any =========================================================================== Examples: runassrv add /cmdline:"c:\tools\myapp.exe -arg1 -arg2" /name:"mysrv" runassrv add /cmdline:myapp.exe /cmdline:yourapp.exe /name:mysrv runassrv add /cmdline:notepad /cmdline:vi.bat /type:interactiveprocess /priority:AboveNormal /name:testsrv /logfile:C:\test.log /loglevel:debugonly /dispname:"My Test Service" /desc:"This is a Test Service" runassrv start /name:wuauserv runassrv stop /name:wuauserv runassrv pause /name:iisadmin runassrv control /name:wuauserv /opcode:1 runassrv listsrv /name:w* runassrv listsrv /type:KernelDriver/FileSystemDriver runassrv listsrv /starttype:SystemStart/BootStart runassrv listsrv /group:pnp_tdi runassrv listsrv /pid:1234 runassrv listgrp ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ Simple Chinese help: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator> #runassrv =========================================================================== Run As Service Ver 1.1.0.628 by BaiYang / 2004 - 2006, Freeware =========================================================================== Run any executable program as a system service Usage: runassrv <action> <options> =========================================================================== Actions: add - Add a service. remove - Remove a service. start - Start a service. stop - Stop a service. pause - Pause a service continue - Continue a paused service. control - Send a control code to the specified service. listsrv - List all services and drivers that meet the conditions on the current system. listgrp - List the priority order of all service startup groups on the current system. -h - This help screen. =========================================================================== Options: -cmdline - When the service starts, specify which program you really want to run. This option can be used multiple times, each specifying an application to run. When the service starts, these applications will be executed concurrently. -name - Specify the system service name (used for system operations such as net start, etc.). -dispname - Specify the service display name that the user will see (the name seen in the service manager). -desc - Specify the service description (the service description information seen in the service manager) Default: None -type - Specify the service type, which can be the following types: FileSystemDriver : File system and driver, will be loaded before the kernel is loaded. Note that services at this level can hardly use any system APIs. KernelDriver : Kernel-level driver, loaded immediately after the kernel is loaded. Services at this level can only use restricted APIs. OwnProcess : Separate process service, standard service, started after the Win32 subsystem is ready, default. ShareProcess : Shared process service, that is, several services share the same process. Many services relying on svchost use this type. InteractiveProcess: Interactive service, the service can interact with the user. Except for this type, all other types of services cannot have a user-visible interface. Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the first two items. -starttype - Service startup type, including: SystemStart : System-level startup, started after the kernel is initialized. BootStart : Started by the system loader (before the kernel is initialized). AutoStart : Start automatically, started after the Win32 subsystem is initialized, default. DemandStart : Manual. Disabled : Disabled. Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the first two items. -errctl - Specify the error handling strategy when the service has an error, which can be: ErrorIgnore : Ignore the error, do not rescue the service, the system continues to run ErrorNormal : Record to the system log and pop up a dialog box to prompt the user, default. (Default) ErrorSevere : Record the log and pop up a prompt box. If the current system has run in the last correct startup configuration, ignore the error, otherwise automatically restart to the last correct configuration. ErrorCritical : The same as above, but if restarting to the last correct configuration still fails to start this service, it will blue screen. Note: Incorrectly setting this option may make the system unstable or even unable to start! If you don't know what you are doing, please don't try the last two items. -group - Specify the startup priority group that the service belongs to. The priority group can be listed in order by listgrp. Default: None -depen - Specify the services that this service depends on. The services specified here must be started correctly before this service starts. Multiple services are separated by "/". Here, the system service name must be specified, not the name seen by the user. Default: None -user - Specify the user identity, that is, the user account that this service uses to run Default: LocalSystem (local system, highest authority), interactive services must use this account. -pass - Specify the user password Default: None (LocalSystem) -priority - The running priority of the program specified by the cmdline parameter, which can be (no need to explain this): Idle BelowNormal Normal (Default) AboveNormal High RealTime -unstoppable - The system service manager will refuse to stop the service installed with this option. -opcode - Specify the control code to be sent for the control command. The control code "1" is actually equivalent to the stop command, used to stop the service. Except for a few standard control codes, most control codes correspond to behaviors defined by the service itself. -logfile - Specify the log file Default: Do not record the log file -loglevel - Specify the detail level of log recording, which can be: DebugOnly (record all running details) Info Warning Error (Default) FatalError Disabled (Close the log output to the console and file) =========================================================================== Special options when using the listsrv command: -name - Specify the wildcard of the service name to be listed Default: * -dispname - Specify the wildcard of the service display name to be listed Default: * -pid - Only list services running in the specified process Default: All processes -type - Only list services of the specified type, multiple service types are separated by "/" Default: All types -starttype - Only list services of the specified startup type, multiple types are separated by "/" Default: All types -group - Only list services in the specified startup group Default: Any group -state - Only list services whose current state meets the specified value, which can be: active : The service is currently in an active state (starting, running, etc.) inactive : The service is currently in an inactive state (stopped) Default : Any =========================================================================== Examples: runassrv add /cmdline:"c:\tools\myapp.exe -arg1 -arg2" /name:"mysrv" runassrv add /cmdline:myapp.exe /cmdline:yourapp.exe /name:mysrv runassrv add /cmdline:notepad /cmdline:vi.bat /type:interactiveprocess /priority:AboveNormal /name:testsrv /logfile:C:\test.log /loglevel:debugonly /dispname:"My Test Service" /desc:"This is a Test Service" runassrv start /name:wuauserv runassrv stop /name:wuauserv runassrv pause /name:iisadmin runassrv control /name:wuauserv /opcode:1 runassrv listsrv /name:w* runassrv listsrv /type:KernelDriver/FileSystemDriver runassrv listsrv /starttype:SystemStart/BootStart runassrv listsrv /group:pnp_tdi runassrv listsrv /pid:1234 runassrv listgrp =========================================================================== About the separator of commands and parameters: All parameters are prefixed with "-" or "/"; parameters that need to be assigned use ":" or "=" as the assignment operator, for example: -name="mysrv"; /name:"mysrv"; -name:"mysrv", etc. combinations are all legal. ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ Copyright: Free software; the author is not responsible for anything. You can use it for any purpose, as long as you don't do bad things ≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡≡ Contact the author: http://www.cn-dos.net/forum or asbai@msn.com Try to contact via the forum or email for things. But if you like playing StarCraft and are a noob with the same hand speed as me (no more than 100), welcome to add my MSN ^_^ [ Last edited by asbai on 2008-6-3 at 01:33 PM ] Attachments runassrv.rar (115.34 KiB)

Floor2　ebfoo	Posted 2006-06-22 23:44
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What a remarkable person! Received it first. Thanks

Floor3　Cappuccin0	Posted 2006-06-23 00:22
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Saw a post on DRL but didn't have permission to download, so I came here~ By the way, I want to ask the楼主 whether the process of this program will be terminated in the Task Manager? That is, register it as an unstoppable service.

Floor4　asbai	Posted 2006-06-23 01:52
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Originally posted by Cappuccin0 at 2006-6-23 00:22: Saw a post on DRL but didn't have permission to download, so I came here~~ By the way, I want to ask the LZ whether this program's process will be terminated in the Task Manager? That is, registered as that unstoppable ... Hehe, what the hell is DRL? When making it, it was written as unpauseble, but not unstoppable. There's no such option either, because I really can't think of what use this option has.

Floor5　Wengier	Posted 2006-06-23 02:30
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I tried it and found that asbai's programming level is really good. However, I found that both /add and /remove can be used, while /start and /stop sometimes can't be used normally (such as using net start and net stop can). For example: C:\>runassrv /stop /name:"MySQL" ======================================================================= Run As Service Ver 1.0.0.3 by BaiYang / 2004, Freeware ======================================================================= [APPLICATION ERROR] 9 :: CSrvApp::_StopSrv() - unable stop the service. service name = MySQL error number = 0 error description = The operation completed successfully. C:\>net stop MySQL The MySQL service is stopping.. The MySQL service was stopped successfully. C:\>

Floor6　ebing	Posted 2006-06-23 09:48
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Learned and saved, thank you!

Floor7　asbai	Posted 2006-06-23 15:31
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Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-6-23 02:30: Tried it and found that asbai's programming level is indeed quite good. However, found that both /add and /remove can be used, while /start and /stop sometimes cannot be used normally (such as using net start and net stop then can be used). For example.. Can you trouble Brother Wengier to give a step to reproduce the fault? Actually, the original text has some special symbols like "" which may not be properly displayed, but the translation for the rest is as above. And the last sentence "能不能麻烦Wengier兄给个故障重现的步骤？;" is translated to "Can you trouble Brother Wengier to give a step to reproduce the fault? "

Floor8　electronixtar	Posted 2006-06-23 15:47
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Floor9　Wengier	Posted 2006-06-23 23:09
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Originally posted by asbai at 2006-6-23 03:31 PM: Could you please ask Brother Wengier to give a step-by-step procedure to reproduce the fault? ;) The reproduction method is actually in floor 5. Of course, "MySQL" can be changed to other similar existing services.

Floor10　asbai	Posted 2006-06-24 05:53
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Originally posted by Wengier at 2006-6-23 23:09: There is actually a method to reproduce in floor 5. Of course, the "MySQL" there can be changed to other similar existing services. sorry, I thought that what you said: "It seems that sometimes it can't be used normally" refers to that it occurs under certain specific environments and according to specific procedures. I'll go and have a look now.

Floor11　asbai	Posted 2006-06-24 12:52
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Which version of Windows are you using, Brother Wengier?

Floor12　Wengier	Posted 2006-06-24 14:05
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Windows XP SP2 English version

Floor13　zhweller	Posted 2006-06-25 13:26
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Been looking for it for a long time!!!

Floor14　electronixtar	Posted 2006-06-25 15:11
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hoho~~~ saw the original post http://www.et8.net/bbs/showthread.php?t=763159

Floor15　asbai	Posted 2006-06-28 02:03
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Originally posted by electronixtar at 2006-6-25 15:11: hoho~~~ Saw the original post http://www.et8.net/bbs/showthread.php?t=763159 Brother electronixtar made a mistake? Take a closer look, this is the original post, ^_^