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Command line parameters --allow-from and --authtoken do not work on Windows 7 #47

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sgitt opened this issue Apr 11, 2013 · 3 comments
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sgitt commented Apr 11, 2013

When I try to start groovyserver (v0.11) with command line parameters --allow-from and --authtoken on Windows 7 (as described here http://kobo.github.io/groovyserv/userguide_en.html), groovyserver does not start and usage information is shown (the 2 parameters are not mentioned there), e.g.:

groovyserver --allow-from 10.4.10.10 (or groovyserver.bat --allow-from 10.4.10.10) usage: groovyserver.bat [options] options: -v verbose output to the log file -q suppress starting messages (-k unsupported in groovyserver.bat) (-r unsupported in groovyserver.bat) -p port specify the port to listen

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nobeans commented Apr 12, 2013

Thanks for your feedback! There was no code to handle the parameters at groovyserver.bat...
Please make sure using the fixed bat file from the following url:
https://github.com/kobo/groovyserv/raw/04a9bbbda0d37b2b1edb0cecd2d7d0c25696679c/src/main/bin/groovyserver.bat

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sgitt commented Apr 12, 2013

Thanks a lot, now everything works excellent!

P.S. Should I close the issue or do you usually close issues in GroovyServ project yourself?

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nobeans commented Apr 12, 2013

I close this. 0.12 including this fix will be released in a month if I can.

Thanks!

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