kairoh wrote:Swehawk wrote:One thing I don't get though. How can the webui keep running after user logoff? It's not run as a service and in taskmanager I see that javaw runs as user, so it should terminate on logoff. Guess the answer is in the bat-file but that's greek to me

It shouldn't, cause there is no magic trick in the bat!
I think your connection were lost, and updates weren't made on server, haven't you see any error?
Am I going insane or what

I could swear that my solution starting webui via sheduled tasks triggerd by system startup used to work (pre upgrading servioo and webui to 0.6.2 ??) but I do know for a fact that it doesn't work now!
This is what happens:
I log on through remote desktop, run the webui.bat, see javaw process appear in taskmgr, verify webui working from my client pc, log off the server only to find that webui now only displays an empty template! After refreshing the browser a couple of times I get a bunch of error messages in red saying that webui cannot connect to servioo server. When I log on to my server again, javaw is not running in taskmgr. I usually manage to solve these kind of problems myself, but when it comes to java I'm lost
I run Serviio on a win 7 pc acting as a home server. All my server apps are run as services, thus it's not needed, nor wanted, to have an active user session on the server. A few apps lacking native service support are run as services through srvany. I do hope there is a way to make serviio-webui work without the need for having an active user session, otherwise it's of no use for me, and that would be a real shame
