Service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion

[peterkottas]

Service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion

[PeterKottas]

Hi Andrew, don't worry, you're not spamming at all. On the contrary, good catch about the error! I'll make the change now and will upload new version so that you can give it a try. Will let you know once it's done

[PeterKottas]

Awesome, glad we fixed it mate. Thanks for making this lib better! Spread the work and let me know if you need anything else ;)

[PeterKottas]

Hey mate. 2 things come to mind afk. Try to omit "." when calling the service. Second thing to try would be running cmd/powershell as administrator. If that doesn't help, give this a read #12 . Tou might find some good points there. If nothing helps, I'll get back to to u tomorrow ;-)

[kharlamov]

Yeah tried both of this things with no luck, I have simplified my app down to this, and again working locally not on the server:

        public static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            LogManager.Configuration = new XmlLoggingConfiguration(
                Path.Combine(AppContext.BaseDirectory, "NLog.config"), true);
            var logger = LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger();

            Console.WriteLine("I am outputing.");
            ServiceRunner<MyWindowsServiceApplicationService>.Run(config =>
            {
                config.SetName("MyWindowsServiceApplication");
                var name = config.GetDefaultName();

                config.Service(serviceConfig =>
                {
                    serviceConfig.ServiceFactory(extraArguments => new MyWindowsServiceApplicationService());
                    Console.WriteLine("I am outputing.");

                    serviceConfig.OnStart((service, extraParams) =>
                    {
                        Console.WriteLine("I am not outputing.");
                    });

                    serviceConfig.OnStop(service =>
                    {
                    });

                    serviceConfig.OnError(e =>
                    {
                        Console.WriteLine(e);
                        logger.Error(e);
                    });

                });
            });
        }

    public class MyWindowsServiceApplicationService : IMicroService
    {

        public void Start()
        {

        }

        public void Stop()
        {
        }
    }

[PeterKottas]

I looks kinda similar to that issue I've send you previously. Try to get the int that the run method returns. It should be 0 if it works properly.

[PeterKottas]

Also get the app path this way : PlatformServices.Default.Application.ApplicationBasePath . That's what I use so it's worth trying.

[kharlamov]

Updated the path (They seem to be reporting the same path.), the run method is returning a -1.

Ill read through the other ticket see if i can find what is causing my issue and report back. The annoying thing is that the only thing in the Start is Console.WriteLine and that is where the exception stack trace is ending.

Update: There is a lot to sift through in the other ticket but so far I have discovered:

• When I run it without action:run, I am getting all the correct output.
• When I run with action:run through powershell I get the exception I mentioned, but I get it logged in nlog and the console from the OneError callback.
• When I manually run the service directly through the Services Window it just gets the same 1053 error and I don't get no log file with the error.
• When I manually run the service directly through the Services Window with File.WriteAllText no files are generated.
• I have the same sdk on the server and locally, I am running dotnet publish for getting the code up to the server.
• This is what the path to the executable is setup as C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe C:\Program Files\My Windows Service\MyWindowsServiceApplication.dll action:run

Alright, thats all the information I have, sorry if I have been spamming you.

[kharlamov]

Amazing what a good nights sleep can do, I figured it out in my nightmares. The problem is the path and the command that gets generated.

Locally the command thats getting setup for the service is C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe C:\Projects\MyWindowsServiceApplication\MyWindowsServiceApplication\bin\Debug\netcoreapp1.1\MyWindowsServiceApplication.dll action:run Notice no spaces to the DLL.

However on the server C:\Program Files\dotnet\dotnet.exe C:\Program Files\My Windows Service\MyWindowsServiceApplication.dll action:run has spaces in Program Files and My Windows Service which is making them invalid.

Is there anyway to fix this, could we wrap the second parameter in quotes in the action:install I am not sure if thats valid? From host = string.Format("{0} {1}", host, appPath); to host = string.Format("{0} \"{1}\"", host, appPath);:

DotNetCore.WindowsService/Source/PeterKottas.DotNetCore.WindowsService/ServiceRunner.cs

Line 149 in 2af90c3

host = string.Format("{0} {1}", host, appPath);

[PeterKottas]

Ok that's done and uploaded in v1.0.17 Let me know if it helps ;)

[kharlamov]

Just tested up on the server works perfect, thank you so much 👍