Subject | Re: Installing fbServer as automatic service |
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Author | Anand |
Post date | 2003-09-19T07:49:35Z |
Thanks, both to Paul and Olivier :-)
Paul, you are right that we shouldn't be using an RC once it has
been
superseeded, but frankly I wasn't aware RC6 was out
A readymade InnoSetup script would of course be great, but I
have already
made it for my purpose, so if the same set of files is required
in RC6 as in
RC5, I think I can go ahead without waiting for the script :-)
Thanks to both of you once again,
Regards,
Anand
** original message **
Thursday 18 Sep 2003, 18:23, Paul Reeves �crivait :
PR> Firstly, I wouldn't bother with RC5. (In fact, why use any
release
candidate
PR> that is out of date?)
PR>
PR> RC6 has improved instreg and instsvc tools. If they are
executed on the
PR> commandline you will see the correct syntax for calling them
from a
batch
PR> file (or InnoSetup). They have changed significantly since
RC5, so any
work
PR> you do with RC5 will break when you use the newer versions.
What's more Anand, there are indeed switches to set the service
as
manual (-d == demand-start) or automatic startup (-a automatic).
And for
RC6 the default was changed from 'manual' to 'automatic'.
--
Best Regards,
Olivier Mascia
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Paul, you are right that we shouldn't be using an RC once it has
been
superseeded, but frankly I wasn't aware RC6 was out
A readymade InnoSetup script would of course be great, but I
have already
made it for my purpose, so if the same set of files is required
in RC6 as in
RC5, I think I can go ahead without waiting for the script :-)
Thanks to both of you once again,
Regards,
Anand
** original message **
Thursday 18 Sep 2003, 18:23, Paul Reeves �crivait :
PR> Firstly, I wouldn't bother with RC5. (In fact, why use any
release
candidate
PR> that is out of date?)
PR>
PR> RC6 has improved instreg and instsvc tools. If they are
executed on the
PR> commandline you will see the correct syntax for calling them
from a
batch
PR> file (or InnoSetup). They have changed significantly since
RC5, so any
work
PR> you do with RC5 will break when you use the newer versions.
What's more Anand, there are indeed switches to set the service
as
manual (-d == demand-start) or automatic startup (-a automatic).
And for
RC6 the default was changed from 'manual' to 'automatic'.
--
Best Regards,
Olivier Mascia
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