Vince Valenti
Vince Valenti
@greg4168 and @alisonatwork: Can you please try something for me? Create a batch file named StartService.bat in C:\SickRage\Installer with: ``` NET USE T: \\NAS\TV /USER:username password C:\SickRage\Python\python.exe "C:\SickRage\SickRage\SickBeard.py" --nolaunch --port=8081...
@alisonatwork well crap. I'll try it on a Windows 10 box when I get a chance.
@miigotu by default, services run as LOCALSYSTEM, but can be configured to run as any user. I could make it so the installer configures the service as the logged in...
I'll take a look at this. Should be doable.
Yes, I think we can do this. This is related to #7.
@neoatomic can you take a look at #6 and see if that method is acceptable? We could certainly add some options around how to start SR during the install process...
@kendog819 v0.4 should work for you. Do a clean install and then put your config.ini and sickbeard.db in the data directory. Then, use the shortcut on the start menu to...
@kendog819 yes, correct.
Windows services cannot access mapped drives. So, you can either run SR as a regular (non-service) application under your user account after logging in, or, what I would do, is...
@Tiwas, what happens when you put your db file in the Data directory?