Can a pproxy be run has a service?

[Adul]

My annoying brother keep shuting mine off! :|

I can't wait to get this linux box running it.

 

[DanC]

You could always have him killed.

 

[narzy]

I do it cheep for you...sticnine

only on an NT box sadly

 

[TwoFace]

I'm cheaper than Narzy... I promise (rope)

Oh and it runs on *nix's as a service too of course... not only NT

With love and respect your fellow TA member

Two-Face

/edit I can't speeeeeeeeeeeeel edit/

 

[anonymph]

./proxyper -hide

 

[LeBlatt]

As anonymph says, you can put a link to the pproxy in the startup folder, with th -hide parameter.
But pproxy wont run as a service, just a hidden application. That is, it wont start if no one logs in.

You can also go to a cmd prompt in the pproxy folder and type proxyper -install
That will install the service, and run it even with no user logged in.
Either restart the computer or start proxyper -svcstart to start the service for the first time.

Note : I havent tested these, check the Readme.txt that comes with the pproxy.

 

[RaySun2Be]

And when they say it can be installed as a service on a NT box, that includes Win2K of course.

 

[Adul]

Off course it should that should inclue win2k

 

[TwoFace]

So Adul any luck yet? Or are you still in need of a "hitman" ?!?

/me readies his rope

Just thought I should mention that I have my pproxy running as a service in win2k never had any probs with that. Especially with the latest one (319(c?)) since it has a working proxysig feature . since I forgot to say that last time

With love and respect your fellow TA member

Two-Face