Changes between Version 48 and Version 49 of RunningBuildbotOnWindows

Timestamp:

06/14/11 12:41:21 (2 years ago)

Author:

dabrahams

Comment:

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RunningBuildbotOnWindows

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 In your administrator command prompt, run "`regedit`".  Use it to navigate to "`HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetservices`"; in that long list of services you will find a "`Buildbot`" entry (i.e. folder).  Right click the `Buildbot` folder and select permissions.  In the dialog that comes up, add a new user to the list, and then grant that user "Full Control".
 
-Finally, under that "Buildbot" services in the registry you will find a "Parameters" key.  There are currently no values under this key.  You will need to *create* a 'String Value' under "Parameters" which is named "directories".  Set the value of "directories" to be the full path to your slave's configuration directory.  This is the same directory where `buildbot.tac` and `twistd.log` live.
+Now try ''again'' to start the service.  Windows will again immediately complain that the service shutdown immediately; that's fine.
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+Finally, under that "Buildbot" services in the registry you will find a "Parameters" key (you may need to hit F5 to refresh so you can see it).  There are currently no values under this key.  You will need to *create* a 'String Value' under "Parameters" which is named "directories".  Set the value of "directories" to be the full path to your slave's configuration directory.  This is the same directory where `buildbot.tac` and `twistd.log` live.
 
 Finally, go back to your "Services" running as administrator and right-click "Buildbot" to start your service -- or just reboot.