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ejabberd 18.06 on Windows Server 2016, installed from installer package.
Windows service has startup type Automatic, but wont start after server boot. Event log provides these error messages: ejabberd01d41e9505ff3a00: Could not get registry keys for erlang service.
and The ejabberd01d41e9505ff3a00 service terminated with the following error: The configuration registry key could not be read.
From quick google search it seems that various erlang-based project have this issue, and it can be "resolved" by changing service startup mode to Automatic-delayed. But this effectively prolong offline time of service by 2 more minutes.
Is it possible that ejabberd service is starting "too soon" and should have some other service (registry-related) as dependency?
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no clue about this. if any windows user could help, this is welcome.
how can we change service startup mode to Automatic-delayed ? I suggest we apply this in packaging until a windows user finds a better solution.
No Windows installer is produced since a year ago. Nowadays the preferable method to install ejabberd on Windows machines is using the Docker image. So, this ticket can be closed.
ejabberd 18.06 on Windows Server 2016, installed from installer package.
Windows service has startup type Automatic, but wont start after server boot. Event log provides these error messages:
ejabberd01d41e9505ff3a00: Could not get registry keys for erlang service.
and
The ejabberd01d41e9505ff3a00 service terminated with the following error: The configuration registry key could not be read.
From quick google search it seems that various erlang-based project have this issue, and it can be "resolved" by changing service startup mode to Automatic-delayed. But this effectively prolong offline time of service by 2 more minutes.
Is it possible that ejabberd service is starting "too soon" and should have some other service (registry-related) as dependency?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: