[Bug Report] Running as a service trough NSSM doesn't work
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adriaN7812 commented
Bug Description
Steps to Reproduce
Did all the steps from the instuctions
Expected Result
Expected to work
Debug Output
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Additional Info
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Checklist
- I have looked for information about this within the documentation
- I have searched for similar issues on the issues page
- I am running the latest version of the bot:
jagrosh commented
Do you have Java 11 installed, and is it the default Java version?
adriaN7812 commented
Do you have Java 11 installed, and is it the default Java version?
And considering the bot works without it being a service i didnt think that could be the issue
fossmanbill commented
Can you type "nssm edit JMusicBot" and show a screenshot from there?
digitalcontemplation commented
I have searched for similar issues on the issues page
I had the same issue before and found this to be my solution:
chilux00 commented on Oct 29, 2023
- Run nssm edit JMusicBot to bring up the GUI for editing the service. You should see three editable text fields pop up.
- For the first field, "Path", set this to the path of your java.exe. This is probably in your program files so you can find it in your C:\ drive.
- For the second field "Startup Directory", set this to the path of the working directory folder (i.e the folder where your JMusicBot file is), something like C:\Users<User Name>\Documents<Folder Name>
- For the last field "Arguments", you want to append -jar and set it to the exact path of your music bot .jar file, so something like -jar C:\Users<User Name>\Documents<Folder Name>\JMusicBot-0.3.9.jar. If you've renamed your .jar file, change this accordingly.
adriaN7812 commented
Fixed it but don't know exactly which change that i made that fixed it.
I changed to Java 11 from Oracle , and did the nssm edit changes.