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Is there any quick way to, given an executable file, create a Windows service that, when started, launches it?
- windows - How to use NSSM - Stack Overflow
This is probably glaringly obvious, but how do I "install" NSSM? according to the docs, I don't need to If I wanted to use the GUI, I know that works (I've tested that) but when using cmd prompt o
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32 Okay, I have created some services in Windows 7 through NNSM (Non-Sucking Service Manager) but now I don't know their service names anymore and I want to edit remove them How can I find a list of the services installed through NSSM?
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1 In my case, the problem was that after the service was installed using nssm exe, the program name was changed This caused service to always go to paused state after start or restart the service, using either services msc or nssm exe command line Editing service nssm exe startup parameters solved the problem for me
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Then running nssm start selenium-server gives me OpenService(): Access is denied I tried to follow this but linking to the batch file didn't work either: NSSM: Can't edit a service I created
- Run Nginx as Windows service - Stack Overflow
As told in other answers NSSM is the best tool to run Nginx as a service If you do not want to use any external 3rd party software then you can implement any of these two methods Windows Task Scheduler Windows startup shortcut Windows Task Scheduler As mentioned in this answer prepare one start bat file Put this file where nginx exe is present Open windows task scheduler and set up the
- python - FastAPI as a Windows service - Stack Overflow
I managed to run FastAPI with uvicorn as a Windows Service using NSSM I had to deploy uvicorn programatically, basically run uvicorn directly from your Python script, then create and install a custom service with NSSM Here's a small example based on FastAPI's example, but instead of running it with uvicorn main:app --reload from the command line, you add uvicorn run(app, **config) with your
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