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Pierre-Philipp Braun wrote:

> Since I used cygrunsrv against fetchmail, I don't get fetchmail logs
> anymore.
>=20
> Here's how I made it,
> 	cygrunsrv.exe --install fetchmail \
> 	--path /usr/bin/fetchmail \
> 	--env HOME=3D$HOME \
> 	--user "ppbraun" \
> 	--args '--nodetach' \
> 	--shutdown
> Into service's properties, username is,
> 	.\ppbraun
> is that normal with the dot and backslash ?

Yes, it's the Windows user notation (domain\username).

> And inside .fetchmailrc I got this,
> 	set postmaster "ppbraun"
> 	set nobouncemail
> 	set daemon 60
> 	set logfile /home/ppbraun/fetch.log
>=20
> But I doesn't create the fetch.log file.  Any idea why ?

Run: cygrunsrv -VQ fetchmail

What is in "Environment" ? is it "/home/ppbraun" or something else?

> When switching off or putting windows into sleep, does it wait for
> fetchmail to finish ?  That's why I need to check the logs...

When Windows is shut down all services are sent a TERM signal (it's in=20
the documentation), you can change the signal if needed.

When Windows is put into hibernation nothing is sent, your service is=20
unaware of what happened or, more interesting, the time leap afterwards.
--=20
Ren=E9 Berber


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