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got there in the end, thanks for your help
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got there in the end, thanks for your help

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hi<br />
i have successfully managed to build a service in VS2005, i can install it locally via the service setup (right click install) but do nothow how to set this up on a remote server. i have remote desktop connection and full access<br />
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i presume it has something to do with publish, this does create a exe, but when ran shows a windows wervice start failure message:<br />
Cannot start service from the command line or a debugger, A windows service must first be inbstalled (using intallutil.exe) .......<br />
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i see that this is telling me what to do, but i dont unserstand it.<br />
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thanks in advance
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hi
i have successfully managed to build a service in VS2005, i can install it locally via the service setup (right click install) but do nothow how to set this up on a remote server. i have remote desktop connection and full access

i presume it has something to do with publish, this does create a exe, but when ran shows a windows wervice start failure message:
Cannot start service from the command line or a debugger, A windows service must first be inbstalled (using intallutil.exe) .......

i see that this is telling me what to do, but i dont unserstand it.

thanks in advance

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