Windows service startup type - default to auto#13
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I no longer use this on a daily basis, but I'd be happy to merge if you'll allow the specification of the startup type. Thanks for contributing! |
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Will try to review this soon. |
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In testing, I found that the service refused to start when the startup type defaulted to "disabled" so added config to set the service startup to "automatic"
This could in theory also be added as an additional parameter to enable people to select "manual" startup type for the Windows service if they really want to?