Hello-- I've been using Win32::Daemon for some time now to create a service under Windows. The service logs in without a user name, and so Windows sees this as a "LocalSystem" type of service (which is the same type of user that most Windows services run under). It has worked beautifully for me under Windows 2000 Workstation and Windows XP Workstation. Now I'm trying the same script on Windows Server 2003, and the service does not start at all. The message reported by the event log is "Timeout (30000 milliseconds) waiting for the <service name> service to connect." I don't think there is a timeout because the service fails immediately. I suspect some kind of permission issue, because if I try registering the service with a user name such as my own, it runs. There has to be a way for it to run as the LocalSystem, because most of the other services are running just fine (of course, most of the others are written by Microsoft). And I don't want to create a special login just for my service. If anyone has insight into this issue, I'd appreciate it. TIA _______________________________________________
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