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Re: SVN as windows service?

From: Toby Johnson <toby_at_etjohnson.us>
Date: 2004-05-28 23:36:04 CEST

Jostein Chr. Andersen wrote:

>How does Apache do it? Is this an Apache or APR issue?
>
No, using svnserve has nothing to do with Apache.

>I can't imagine
>that's black belt programming when making svnserve to run as a real
>service under Windows.
>
>
You wouldn't think so, but it's no small task either. It's not a simple
task of "daemonizing" (i.e. disconnecting from STDIN and STDOUT while
continuing to run) as it is on *nix, because you also want it to run
when no one is logged in to the machine. You have to create a Windows
service to do that.

However, have you looked at firedaemon.com yet? Their tool is *very*
stable and works extremely well, and the Lite version (which is all you
need if you only have one service to install) is free.

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