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Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationQ&A: With AlwaysUp, Where Do My Application’s Debug Messages Go?We have installed AlwaysUp in a number of our Windows servers, and it works great. We have a specific application that outputs debugging messages that are usually visible in the Windows Debug console view via the Sysinternals DebugView or DebugView++ … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, debugging, debugview, session-0-isolation, sysinternals Leave a comment Investigating OneDrive Failures in Session 0 on Windows ServerRecently, customers using AlwaysUp to run OneDrive 24/7 have been reporting a puzzling problem. Even though OneDrive starts as a Windows Service in Session 0, it doesn’t do its job. Files aren’t synchronized and AlwaysUp reports that “OneDrive has no … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, onedrive, onedrive-log-files, session-0-isolation, support, windows-server-2019, windows-server-2022 Leave a comment I’m Worried. Will Microsoft Ever Prevent a Windows Service from Creating a User Interface?We’ve been deploying AlwaysUp with our products for years. We use it to run as services, many small programs we have developed as simple “stay in the tray area” windows applications. But lately, my co-workers have been criticizing that approach. … Continue reading Posted in Windows Services Tagged alwaysup, interactive-services, q&a, security, session-0-isolation, windows-services Leave a comment Q&A: How do I Enforce a Single Instance of my Python Script with AlwaysUp?Hi, I am trying the 30 day demo to see if AlwaysUp works for my application. I am running a couple of python scripts and so far your application works perfectly. I do however have an issue. It is critical … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, mutex-lock, python, python-script, q&a, session-0-isolation Leave a comment OneDrive Version 23.48: Trouble Running in Session 0 [RESOLVED]This week, several AlwaysUp customers reported that OneDrive suddenly stopped copying their files. It seems that the trouble began after OneDrive automatically updated itself to version 23.048.0305.0002, which Microsoft started pushing to everyone on March 21st. Needless to say, we’re … Continue reading |
