storescp running as a service

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uzleuven · #1 Post by **uzleuven** » Thu, 2009-09-10, 09:59

Hi,

Anyone any experience with dcmtk running as a service?

I created a service called 'storescp' with type REG_SZ and data C:\apps\temp\IN\storescp.exe 104 -fe ".dcm" -ss in
When I send some dicom, I don 't get any error messages but neither do I see some images in C:\apps\temp\IN directory...

Anyone an idea?

Regards,

Jan

#2 Post by **Jörg Riesmeier** » Thu, 2009-09-10, 16:44

Did you already try to explicitly specify the output directory (using option --output-directory)?

uzleuven · #3 Post by **uzleuven** » Fri, 2009-09-11, 14:00

J?rg Riesmeier wrote:Did you already try to explicitly specify the output directory (using option --output-directory)?

This seems to works fine, at least if I send locally: when I send (using Filesender, MIRC) from localhost it works always fine...
When I send from another host it only works after restarting the service, when it fails I don't get any error messages (it acts like it worked, but no images are received).

Regards,

Jan

#4 Post by **Jörg Riesmeier** » Sun, 2009-09-13, 16:47

Did you check whether the storescp runs with your command line options from the command prompt (i.e. not as a service).

meyer · #5 Post by **meyer** » Tue, 2024-05-14, 14:56

Let NSSM - the Non-Sucking Service Manager do this for you.

See https://nssm.cc/commands and my posting here.

#6 Post by **Michael Onken** » Tue, 2024-05-21, 19:47

Just want to second that, nssm is super simple and is great for making any executable a Windows service.

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