[Cvsnt] Installing and Starting Service: Service is in invalid state

[Brian Smith]

The problem is caused when the service cannot find any Repository<N>
entries in the registry. For example, if you press "install" and then
"start" without having any repositories defined. Also, I think pressing
"install", then adding a repository, and then pressing "start" (without
pressing "apply" or closing the control panel extension) will cause this
error.

I think that the service should fail to start up more gracefully when
there are no repositories defined.

- Brian


Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Brian Smith wrote:
>
>> I have noticed that when I first install CVSNT, if I install the service
>> and then start it right away (without closing the control panel applet),
>> the service stays in the "starting" state and never starts. I have to
>> restart the computer and then restart the service and it works fine.
>> This is with CVSNT 1.11.1.3 Beta 9, although I noticed it with earlier
>> versions too.
>
>
> I can't reproduce this.  The control panel has no affect on the state of
> the service anyway, it's just a property sheet.  It tells the SCM to
> install/start the service and that's about it (although installation is
> done at install time these days).
>
> Tony
>
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