I have searched quite a bit but I can’t figure out how to install CumulusMX as a service on Windows 10?
The Wiki says use “CumulusMX.exe -install” but this must be a command line option.
Sorry if I missed it somewhere.
Long time Cumulus lover.
DSteiNeuro
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CumulusMX as a service
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Re: CumulusMX as a service
Setting up the Service is done by running “CumulusMX.exe -install”
You can then use the Services interface to start/stop the service, or change the user it runs under etc.
You can then use the Services interface to start/stop the service, or change the user it runs under etc.