Well, I'd prefer to fix things instead of finding another solution :)
So, first question: does the exe file you produced work, if
not istantiated as a service?
If it does, then you should try to track down differences
between the environment of services and the one you use: things like libraries/binaries paths, for instance, as well as needed permissions. Try hard to produce error logs, they are your only help.
BTW, is it not possible to start perl as a service, and pass the script as a command line argument? I thought you
could do just this, without compiling at all. If you can, then investigating failure causes should be easier.
HTH,
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Off-topic, I know, but I feel I must say it...
I really don't mind being down-voted, I'd just like to know why. After all, this place is devoted to knowledge, so if you know better than me, please spend a minute to shed your light on a poor monk!
Thanks,
Ant9000
UPDATE
Did anybody take offence? Even this post got --ed without giving me any reason...
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