Changing the "As A Service" setting in the ASSP config file did the
trick. Once I deactivated that option, it ran fine both from a command
line & my other service stub program, using the normal Perl command line.
Odd side effect, is I noticed it's using much less memory now.
Previously, using t
Morris, Nate wrote:
>>> however, looks like it has the disadvantage that if you close the
>>> console
>>> window, ASSP is terminated.
>> But "perl assp.pl &" prevents that.
>>
>
> That works in *nix and BSD, but not in Windows. There may be a way to do it,
> but I haven't taken the time to figure
> >however, looks like it has the disadvantage that if you close the
> >console
> >window, ASSP is terminated.
>
> But "perl assp.pl &" prevents that.
>
That works in *nix and BSD, but not in Windows. There may be a way to do it,
but I haven't taken the time to figure out how.
Nate
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>however, looks like it has the disadvantage that if you close the
>console
>window, ASSP is terminated.
But "perl assp.pl &" prevents that.
fritz
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Make sure that the service isn't already started when you try.
Also, I think when you have "Run As A Service" selected, it doesn't run
properly from the command line. In assp.cfg, change "AsAService:=1" to
"AsAService:=" or uncheck the box in the GUI.
>From the command line, I can CD to C:\assp a
Roger Baker wrote:
> I figured out that it was related to Clamd taking long enough to load
> the growing 109k plus virus def's to where ASSP was already trying to
> connect to it and couldn't until Clamd finished loading def's.
My Clamd has 319,399 signatures loaded.
I use the sanesecurity defi
Doug Traylor wrote:
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> From: "Roger Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 2:40 PM
> Subject: [Assp-user] ASSP Startup in Windows
>
>
>> Anyone know the proper way to launch ASSP from a Windows command
>> line when installed in default loca
- Original Message -
From: "Roger Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 2:40 PM
Subject: [Assp-user] ASSP Startup in Windows
> Anyone know the proper way to launch ASSP from a Windows command
> line when installed in default locations?
You can manage existing wind
