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We have a program written in C++ that installs and works fine under Windows 2000 but when we try to run it on Windows 2000 Terminal Server the service won't start and appears to hang until the server is rebooted.
We are trying to figure out how to troubleshoot this. Does anyone know if there are any differences in the OS's that need different coding of a service? We can't even write to a log file in WinMain to determine the problem. Any ideas?
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Okay, so here is what we found. There was a MessageBox call in the code. Even though the service was set to interact with the desktop, on Win2k Terminal Server you couldn't see it so you couldn't click okay. On regular Win2k you could see the message and clear it. Who knows where the message box was displaying.
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