Hi, I'm trying to run Solr 7.0.0 on Windows 2012r2 like a unix daemon. I'd though I'd do this by running the commands to start Solr interactively as a task scheduler job. If I don't do this then when I log out of the server Windows stops any running processes.
I'm running Solr sucessfully from the command line (cmd) as follows: cd C:\temp\solr-7.0.0 bin\solr start -noprompt I've written this script for task scheduler which I call mysolr.cmd: rem check for program (Solr) listening for port 8983 @echo off netstat -o -n -a | findstr 8983 if %ERRORLEVEL% equ 0 goto alreadyrun @echo on cd c:\solr-7.0.0 bin\solr start -noprompt goto endscript :alreadyrun echo Solr already running :endscript exit /b 0 I put this into task scheduler: "Run when user logged in or not" "Run with the highest privledges" "Program/Script": cmd "Add arguments (optional)" : C:\solr-7.0.0\mysolr.cmd "Start in": C:\solr-7.0.0 I've also tried to run Solr as a service using NSSM: http://coding-art.blogspot.com.au/2016/07/running-solr-61-as-windows-service.html but this does not work either. Any ideas of how to fix the task scheduler job?
