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Posted to server-user@james.apache.org by Michael Harrison <mi...@turnford.net> on 2003/12/09 19:59:56 UTC
Running James as a service with auto recovery
Hi
I am a small time user of James and have it installed and running on a
small server for my own email needs. I would appreciate a link or advice
on how to configure James as a service rather than having to start it as
a batch file and whether or not there is an auto recovery facility with
it running as aservice.Any help or pointers would be most greatly
appreciated
Many Thanks
Michael
RE: Running James as a service with auto recovery
Posted by Michael Harrison <mi...@turnford.net>.
Hi
Thanks very much for that, I new the wrapper was there but every time I
tried to run it by double clicking on it, nothing seemed t happen. But I
used the command line you supplied and it is now installed as a service
and configured to restart if it fails.
Many Thanks
Michael harrison
-----Original Message-----
From: Dick Dowdell [mailto:ddowdell@argsol.com]
Sent: 09 December 2003 22:01
To: James Users List
Subject: Re: Running James as a service with auto recovery
If memory serves me, there is a Windows executable (Wrapper.exe) in the
bin directory of the Avalon Phoenix installation directory within which
James runs. The wrapper sets up James as a Windows (NT,2000,XP,2003)
service With the command prompt at the bin directory, the command is:
wrapper -i ..\conf\wrapper.conf
Using an option of -? will give you the full usage of the command.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Dick Dowdell
Michael Harrison wrote:
>Hi
>I am a small time user of James and have it installed and running on a
>small server for my own email needs. I would appreciate a link or
advice
>on how to configure James as a service rather than having to start it
as
>a batch file and whether or not there is an auto recovery facility with
>it running as aservice.Any help or pointers would be most greatly
>appreciated
>Many Thanks
>Michael
>
>
>
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Re: Running James as a service with auto recovery
Posted by Dick Dowdell <dd...@argsol.com>.
If memory serves me, there is a Windows executable (Wrapper.exe) in the
bin directory of the Avalon Phoenix installation directory within which
James runs. The wrapper sets up James as a Windows (NT,2000,XP,2003)
service With the command prompt at the bin directory, the command is:
wrapper -i ..\conf\wrapper.conf
Using an option of -? will give you the full usage of the command.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Dick Dowdell
Michael Harrison wrote:
>Hi
>I am a small time user of James and have it installed and running on a
>small server for my own email needs. I would appreciate a link or advice
>on how to configure James as a service rather than having to start it as
>a batch file and whether or not there is an auto recovery facility with
>it running as aservice.Any help or pointers would be most greatly
>appreciated
>Many Thanks
>Michael
>
>
>
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Re: Running James as a service with auto recovery
Posted by Dick Dowdell <dd...@argsol.com>.
If memory serves me, there is a Windows executable (Wrapper.exe) in the
bin directory of the Avalon Phoenix installation directory within which
James runs. With the command prompt at the bin directory, the command is:
wrapper -i ..\conf\wrapper.conf
Using an option of -? will give you the full usage of the command.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Dick Dowdell
Michael Harrison wrote:
>Hi
>I am a small time user of James and have it installed and running on a
>small server for my own email needs. I would appreciate a link or advice
>on how to configure James as a service rather than having to start it as
>a batch file and whether or not there is an auto recovery facility with
>it running as aservice.Any help or pointers would be most greatly
>appreciated
>Many Thanks
>Michael
>
>
>
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