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make a service with sc.exe

Asked by Marketing_Insists in MS DOS, Windows 2003 Server

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Can someone show me WORKING SAMPLE SYNTAX to turn a exe into a service with the sc.exe utility?

I turned a batch file into a exe with a bat2exec utility, but no dice on getting it to run as a service.

::simple bat contents
:again
ping 127.0.0.1
goto again



:: trying to create it so the DOS window is always showing:
C:\>sc create newservice binpath= c:\windows\again.exe type= interact start= auto obj= %computername%\user password= abc-123
[SC] CreateService FAILED 87:

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:: trying again using MS's own sample syntax...
c:\>sc create newservice2 binpath= c:\windows\again.exe
[SC] CreateService2 SUCCESS

c:\>net start newservice2
System error 5 has occurred.

Access is denied.


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::fine, I'll be more explicit:
c:\>sc create newservice3 binpath= c:\windows\again.exe type= share start= auto obj= user password= abc-123
[SC] CreateService3 SUCCESS

c:\>net start newservice3
System error 1069 has occurred.

The service did not start due to a logon failure.

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I give up.




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