Hi all,
I have the following issue.
The scripts are scheduled via the taskscheduler to run at a certain point.
What happens is the following. When during daytime i logon to the server via RDP and then logof the applications stops....
How can i prevent the stopping of scriptftp?
thanks
I have the following issue.
The scripts are scheduled via the taskscheduler to run at a certain point.
What happens is the following. When during daytime i logon to the server via RDP and then logof the applications stops....
How can i prevent the stopping of scriptftp?
thanks
Hi Marty,
Try opening directly the windows task scheduler (ScriptFTP uses it) and look for the task that ScriptFTP created for it. The name is usually the same as the script file name.
To open the windows task scheduler on vista and 7 (and server 2008 I guess) simply type "scheduled tasks" in the start menu. In XP/2000 it is under the control panel.
As you can see the tasks can be set up with many tweaks and options, dig a bit in the task properties. I remember there was a check box called "Run the task even when the user is logged off" (or something like that)
Try opening directly the windows task scheduler (ScriptFTP uses it) and look for the task that ScriptFTP created for it. The name is usually the same as the script file name.
To open the windows task scheduler on vista and 7 (and server 2008 I guess) simply type "scheduled tasks" in the start menu. In XP/2000 it is under the control panel.
As you can see the tasks can be set up with many tweaks and options, dig a bit in the task properties. I remember there was a check box called "Run the task even when the user is logged off" (or something like that)
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