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Is it possible to build a kix version we can use as a service? Call it skix32.exe and a lot of password related issues are solved. Peter |
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use srvany.exe from the MS reskit code:or do you have a more specific issue? [ 12. November 2003, 13:41: Message edited by: Radimus ] |
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There are actually a couple of (free) utilities available that permit you to run applications as a service. Depending on what you try to accomplish, one cold also run a KiXtart script via scheduled task that e.g. checks for changes in a .INI file , registry or via WMI eventsinks in order to trigger something. |
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I have no particular reason for my post. It is more a reaction on al the posts to run kix as an other user. Task scheduler works fine for me. Maybe not for everyone? yesterday I tested wkix32.exe as a service start as domain admin and it worked fine in my test domain. Not gone use it but I can not look in the future. Peter [ 13. November 2003, 07:04: Message edited by: pvds ] |
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sorry for being so dump, but is wkix32 the service version of kix32? |
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Wkix32 is the windows consoleless version of the program. |
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Thanks for dredging up this old post. The difference betweeb KIX32.EXE and WKIX32.EXE is documented in the KiXtart Manual. |