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Subject:	Re: cygrunsrv doesn't stop service during reboot
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2012/2/20 Corinna Vinschen:
> Something else occured to me.  You didn't specify a pidfile on the
> cygrunsrv -I command line, so rsyncd will be run by cygrunsrv without
> a pidfile.  So, where is the pidfile coming from?  Does rsync create
> it by itself in daemon mode?  I just tried this and the answer is no.
> Again, from where do you get the pidfile in this scenario?

Took a while to find that one, but the pid file is specified in the rsyncd.conf

Regards,
Frank

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