>> I note that WinVNC (http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/) has a tool >> which allows you to install it as a service in Windows 2000 and Windows >> NT, the same thing would seem to make clear sense for the Windows >> Freenet release. The source code for doing this may be available on the >> WinVNC website - can we do this? >> >> Ian.
>>Any executable can be run as a service on NT (and presumably 2000) via >> a wrapper included in the NT resource kit (SRVANY.EXE). IIRC Tomcat >> application server can be run this way so Freenet should work also. I had a look at it and there are several free to use (but not Freeware) utilities to start NT services. the NT resource kit srvany.exe has to be purchased for 120$ (and I doubt even if you do, you can't distribute it legally for free). Are there any utils out there that work nice and are legal to be distributed? I don't have much experience with NT services, so any input is welcome. Sebastian _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
