Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: background Win32 process'

[zuqif]

Yeh, but how'd I get the 1st script to run in the background!?
A wrapper for the wrapper!?

Recursion anyone!? (:
the 'qif;

[sevensven]

That's a diferent question from your inicial question. Now that you have a script that can run another detached from the console, how can you lauch it ?

• Run it from the command line (if its a long lived daemon, er process, it will be a fire and forget :-)
• use a scheduler command, like an at command on winnt
• create a batch file and run the perl script that creates the detached process from there
• use the same technique that you would use to run any other detached program ;^)
  
  I've done it with an at command and a batch file that does a "d:\apps\perl\bin\perl.exe d:\dev\perl\rundaemon.pl" (rundaemon.pl is the inicial script).

  You may also want to read other discussions on PM about similar subjects : Perl as a background process on Windows NT/2000, WinDoze NT Automation Question, Cron Job??, Running Perl code from a Windows service, Running a Perl script in the background from another Perl script, Hiding Windows Programs

  Or you could put rundaemon.pl calling itself as a detached process. Then you would get recursion 8^)