When running the install as an update to a previous beta, I enter the User ID and password for installing the service under a Local account.
The service doesn't install/start reporting the error "Couldn't install the main service The account name is invalid or does not exist, or the password is invalid for the account name specified."
Once the update has completed, I go into the Service settings, enter the same User ID and password and the service installs and starts.
Is this expected behaviour?
Service fails to install during update
Re: Service fails to install during update
No, but it happens sometimes when for example the user name is enteres with a space at the end or something similar.
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Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Re: Service fails to install during update
Definitely no space at beginning or end of either User ID or password.
The password does contain a non Alpha character (*)
This happens on every update and is repeatable.
The password does contain a non Alpha character (*)
This happens on every update and is repeatable.
Re: Service fails to install during update
Will take a look at that.
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Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Re: Service fails to install during update
This is still happening on every update I do.
Not a big problem....but somewhat annoying.
Currently on the latest release version.
Not a big problem....but somewhat annoying.
Currently on the latest release version.
Re: Service fails to install during update
Will look at that again.
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Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Re: Service fails to install during update
Fixed for the next release.
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Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Re: Service fails to install during update
In installations without a domain, I have to install it by typing .\username
It should detect that if we didn't type the domain or hostname of the machine, type ".\" before the user, or "{Hostname}\User"
And as an aside, when you write the FTP destination folder starting with slash, for example "/folder" gives an error, you always have to start without the slash.
It should detect that if we didn't type the domain or hostname of the machine, type ".\" before the user, or "{Hostname}\User"
And as an aside, when you write the FTP destination folder starting with slash, for example "/folder" gives an error, you always have to start without the slash.
Re: Service fails to install during update
It does now. It appends a .
If you start with a / it will consider the path an ABSOLUTE path. Without a / it is considered to be relative to your home directory.
If you start with a / it will consider the path an ABSOLUTE path. Without a / it is considered to be relative to your home directory.
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Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator
Luis Cobian
Cobian Backup's creator