Hi,
i'm running version 0.4.12 on Windows 2003.
Sabnzbd is running as a service (using srvany.exe... but doesn't matter)
When someone (just anyone, doesn't matter who) logs off from the server console, sabnzbd terminates : it seems to detect "signal 5 ", see this message from the logfile :
WARNING::[sabnzbd] Signal 5 caught, saving and exiting...
When someone uses RDP (mstsc.exe) on the server and logs off, all stays as is (no problem), only when someone logs on at the server console (or uses "mstsc /admin" (or older version : "mstsc /console")) sabnzb terminates (signal 5?) when the user logs off...
Could this be fixed? (so i don't need to restart the windows service from time to time....)
This problem is easy to reproduce...
sabnzbd terminating when running as a (windows) service when a console user logs
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Re: sabnzbd terminating when running as a (windows) service when a console user logs
Are you using the -d command line parameter (daemon mode)?
You should.
When you use the -d option, you must also specify an explicit path for the ini file (-f c:\path\to\sabnzbd.ini).
You should.
When you use the -d option, you must also specify an explicit path for the ini file (-f c:\path\to\sabnzbd.ini).
Re: sabnzbd terminating when running as a (windows) service when a console user logs
wasn't aware of these parameters...
changed it now, works like a charm! thanks a lot guys! case closed.
changed it now, works like a charm! thanks a lot guys! case closed.