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The bundled version of prunsrv doesn't work on Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit #3
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I think I am also running into this problem... I get the service to work fine on Windows 7 32 bit but I am not getting any joy out of Windows server, swapping out prunserv.exe also does not solve the problem... Great gem by the way! It is a real life saver |
Hi @veldtmana, I commit a possible solution to this problem here: but unfortunately I don't have a window box to test it with. Would you mind to test it for me? I released a pre version of the gem so you only have to install it with the command below and if it doesn't work you only need to uninstall it to get the your previous version:
Thank you! |
Great!! I will test it out immediately |
Hi @calavera, When I run it I get the following error: C:\Prodispace\sims>jruby -S trinidad_init_service
require at org/jruby/RubyKernel.java:1047 I had a look at your code, can't really see what the problem is. Ran a fiew tests that might interest you: C:\Prodispace\sims>jirb Hope this helps C:\Prodispace\sims>jruby -v |
agggghhhh, sorry, my bad. I've fixed it and release pre2, you can install it with":
Thanks again for give this a try! |
Hi @calavera, Sorry for taking so long to get back to you (it's been a hectic few days)... One more bug: C:\Prodispace\sims> jruby -S trinidad_init_service The code @line 88: system "#{prunsrv} #{command}" the variable prunsrv is not defined anywhere, did you mean prunsrv_path ? I've forked your repo and cloned it to my gems folder on the test machine, so I think it will be the easiest to just tell me what to do once I get it working I will push it back up. |
I'm sorry but I've been busy as hell and I didn't have time to get back on this. That was just another stupid typo. I fixed it and released the version 1.1.0.pre3 |
this other one works though:
http://archive.apache.org/dist/commons/daemon/binaries/windows/
And I don't even remember which version is bundled.
Can we ship a 32-bit and 64-bit versions and somehow use one or another? I bet the one shipped now is 32-bit.
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