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Register appemit as a Windows service that starts automatically #3

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compucarepro opened this issue Jul 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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How to register appemit as a Windows service that starts automatically when the computer boots up.

Example from Unifi app:

Windows services are often useful since they are background applications that don’t require any attention from the end-user. The service launches upon startup, without any intervention from the user. The service is a direct replacement for running the Network application manually (via the icon or a scheduled task), so there is no need to run the UniFi Network application if it is being run as a Windows service.

This article describes how to set up the application to run as a Windows service, and how to update it when it's running this way.

  1. Close any instances of the application on the computer.

CLI:Open an administrative Windows Command Prompt (CMD) window.
2. Change the directory to the location of the installation.

cd "%location fo installation%"

  1. Once in the root of the folder, run the following command to install the application service:

appemit.exe installsvc

  1. Wait for the installation to complete, indicated by the Complete Installation log message.

  2. Start the service with the command below:

net start appemit

  1. Open a browser and navigate to the application's IP address or https://localhost:80
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appemit commented Sep 11, 2021

appemit can be runned automaticly already when windows open.
see config. ini

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appemit commented Sep 11, 2021

appemit can be runned automaticly already when windows open.

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