Hi I can't delete the below server. the middle row, how can I delete it? Obviously I already tried to use the delete 'X' on the top of the CCM box that you are suspposed to use
When I try to delete it, I see this. Is there some place in the registry I can delete it? Is there a place in the CMS? I realize I can blow up everything and do it again but thats not an option right now, so please do not give that as my option.
Thanks a lot in advance for any help.
*steps for deleting SIA from CCM*
Launch Central Configuration manager (CCM).
Stop the Server Intelligence Agent (SIA) to be deleted.
Go to Windows Start > Run and type in "services. MSc" without the quotes and press Enter key.
In the Services applet, find the SIA service to be deleted say Server Intelligent Agent (BI40).
Go to Properties of Server Intelligent Agent (BI40).
Under the General tab, copy the Service name BOEXI40SIABI40 to the clipboard.
Open command prompt and run following command:sc delete BOEXI40SIABI40
Navigate to "Install Directory\Program Files (x86)\SAP Business Objects\SAP Business Objects Enterprise XI 4.0\win64_x64" directory and delete the following files for Server Intelligent Agent (BI40).
_boe_BI40.bootstrap
_boe_BI40.bootstrap.backup
_boe_BI40.bootstrap.original
_boe_BI40.dbinfo
(NOTE- make sure that you are having more then 1 SIA else the server gets shutdown. And be sure which SIA files you are deleteing when you are going to path to win 64 directory.)
Vikram
Just deleted it form Windows services
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I am working on setup scripts for a weblogic portal domain. This requires me to create the domain / delete / try again many times. However I have found that when I start the server and kill it I can not delete the folder where the domain is saved (C:\portal-10.3.7\user_projects\domains\myDomain). There are some .DAT files which are used as part of some persistent file store and they keep getting created even when I kill the servers (C:\portal-10.3.7\user_projects\domains\myDomain\servers\AdminServer\data\store). Only way I can delete them is if I restart my computer. Ive tried killing processes from task manager and shutting down services but I cant seem to figure out what keeps generating these files. Other developers using the domain setup scripts have the same complaint.
Edit:
I found using a tool called "Process Explorer" that there is a process that is holding the file.
Process explorer mentions that PID #4 is using the file
When I run tasklist I can see that PID #4 has:
Image Name=System
Session=Services
I looked around and found this PID #4 is 'NT Kernel & system' so I cant kill it or the whole system will go down. Not sure if there is a specific dll I can kill or find which dll holds the file and just shut that down
I went so far as to download systinternals handle tool (microsofts own tool). Able to find the handle identifier but microsofts own tool is not able to release the handle. Infuriating how much time I have wasted.
edit ...
Last thing to mention and I officially give up. When I start the server I can see the servers java process owns the handle. When I shut down the server (using either the shutdown script or by killing the java process) I can see the system processes with PID 4 takes over the handle to the file.
I have create a small script file to test.
This my script.bat file.
sc create myService binpath= C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\test.bat start= auto
This is my test.bat file.
echo "Welcome to Wizard"
Problem Statement
I am unable to start the service from control panel Service section.
I get following error.
[SC] StartService FAILED 1053:
The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.
That is why I am using nssm.
NOW what happening is that when I run following command on powershell
.\nssm install myService, I dialogue box appears. I give it the path of my script file and click on install service.
After successfull installation of service. I go to control panel -> Service -> click on start against myService but it get paused and following dialog box appears
How can I fix this?
Is there anyother way to do it without doing manual steps and not using third party tool.
I am doing all this on window 10. Do I need any server to perform this task?
NOTE: I cannot use Always up or window scheduler in my case.
The NSSM behaviour is caused by the script terminating almost instantly. Try the following script:
echo Hello World
pause
This should allow the service to start, but you will not necessarily see a console window. Even if you tick 'allow service to interact with desktop', it will not be your desktop that it interacts with!
Windows implements 'session zero isolation' as a security feature, and this essentially prevents services interacting with end user desktops.
In terms of a solution, it's possible to write Windows 'service' applications fairly simply using Visual Studio. It's outside my area of expertise, but based on the Windows applications I'm familiar with, you would generally have a user-mode application running to provide desktop interaction. The user-mode application can interact with services hosted by the service application.
Probably this is resolved by now, but in case it helps anyone, what saved the day for me was checking again my input in the arguments field in nssm. I had an extra "-" which created the error. To edit my service, I went via nssm edit <servicename>
I would also add on the fix that worked for me. I added "" (quotes) in the argument path and that solved the issue for me.
everyone, I'm using Wix to make an installer to run a service, below are my problems:
I use a custom action to call sc.exe to install and start the service, then I use custom action to call sc.exe [stop/delete] to remove the service when uninstall. This works fine except that a messagebox says
"The setup must update files or services that cannot be updated while the system is running, if you choose to continue, a reboot will be required to complete the setup"
But in fact after I click "OK", no reboot happened, and the service uninstalled successfully, how can I get rid of this message box?
Another problem is that, after click "OK" in the message box, another messagebox will pop up and tells me that "Another program has exclusive access to file [fileA], please click retry", and after I click retry, the uninstall finished successfully. [fileA] has been removed, but another file [fildB] was left behind.
but I do use a component :
<Component
<RemoveFile ..
<RemoveFile ...
</Component>
to remove these files. and I have
<Custom Action="StopService" Before="RemoveFiles">..
<Custom Action="RemoveService" After="StopService>..
In my wix .
Anyone has some suggestions?
It seems like service may not have actually shut down by the time Windows is trying to delete it or handles or process are still open to it may be for this reason its prompting for that massage box requiring a reboot to delete.
Windows can't uninstall a service if there are process/handles open to it.
In present scenerio after reboot i guess it will delete remaining files.
Try providing wait in your Custom Action for stop and remove service Provide asyncWait in return tag.
It might Solve your problem.
You are using SC.exe to control service via. custom action instead of this i recommend you to use WIX ServiceControl element.
Try to move the StopService and RemoveService custom actions before the costing standard actions, this is where Windows Installer analyzes to see what resources are in use and decides it if will prompt the user with the mentioned message box or not.
I have a few invisible characters (�) that appear at the end of a javascript document that cause the "illegal character" error in FF or Chrome. I saw different topics about this error, but nothing works for me, and i can't see anything wrong in my document (displaying invisible characters, open it with a hexadecimal editor). This is just driving me crazy.
I use Vagrant with a nginx web server. The document looks clear in the server too (vi + :set list).
Plus, when I get back a clear document from my Git repository, everything works(normal). But each time I want to edit it (like create a new variable at the top of document), I got this error again.
If someone can helps me, thank you.
If you're using the VirtualBox provider, then VirtualBox shared folders are the default synced folder type. These synced folders use the VirtualBox shared folder system to sync file changes from the guest to the host and vice versa.
There is a VirtualBox bug related to sendfile which can result in corrupted or non-updating files. You should deactivate sendfile in any web servers you may be running.
In Nginx:
sendfile off;
In Apache:
EnableSendfile Off
See vagrant docs: http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/synced-folders/virtualbox.html
It seems that you're using Vagrant.. please take a look at your _Vagrantfile and check the way files are written on the VM filesystem.
cat ~/.vagrant.d/boxes/[YOUR VM NAME]/include/_Vagrantfile
Maybe you are using config.vm.synced_folder try to use NFS:
config.vm.synced_folder "/home/myuser/shared", ".", :nfs => true
First i couldn't start MSDTC service.I tried following link and solve that problem. link : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-ZA/winserverhyperv/thread/d3de5460-fb42-4af0-ac75-27c22741c7e9 .Now I'm having problem with missing Local DTC in MSDTC.(I checked with component services).I'm using windows 7(64bit).
I tried following steps too.But still no luck.
1)Stop the Distributed Transaction Coordinator service in the Services Control Panel
2)At a command prompt run "msdtc -uninstall" without quotes. This removes the MSDTC service from the Services Control Panel and the associated service hive along with the CIDs and CID.Locals from the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSDTC
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CID
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CID.Local
3)Skip this step if you want to preserve existing configuration, such as network transactions and other MSDTC security settings. Otherwise manually delete the following registry keys if they exist:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\MSDTC
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CID
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CID.Local
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSDTC
4)At a command prompt run "msdtc -install" without quotes. This reinstalls the MSDTC service and the 4 registry hives above.
5)At a command prompt run “msdtc –resetlog” without quotes
Any tips on how i can resolve this?
Now Im bored with solving my own issues.I post it in my blog. http://littlerasika.wordpress.com/2012/06/28/problem-with-starting-msdtc-and-missing-local-dtc-in-windows-7/
There is a section under the
Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Component Services -> Computers -> My Computer -> Distributed Transactions -> Local DTC
If you go to properties you should be able to check the "Network DTC Access" box and fill the DCT Logon.
I had to mess around with it quite a few times (since my permissions were too tight) also I would suggest to restart after the new settings and do not forget to disable the firewall just for the duration of testing to make sure it is not getting blocked there.
There you go :)