Sorry I have slightly altered the code and forgot the write the semicolon, it was there in the original when called before.

I had already run it in the debugger, but now I tried it as a service as well: In a debugger, it works. But now as a service even my small test script doesn't work.

So to summarize: My program does not work in the debugger or as a service, but as a command line (everything with administrator privileges). My small test script does work from command line and in the debugger but not as a service. The error they report is always the same (53). It seems I now have two (possibly related) errors: One not allowing me to run the program as a service and one in my program which stops me from executing it anywhere but a command prompt. How do I go on from here?

In reply to Re^2: Executing command line script in Eclipse or as Win32::Daemon does not work by Anonymous Monk
in thread Executing command line script in Eclipse or as Win32::Daemon does not work by Anonymous Monk

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