Installing a service from the command line
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Robo-FTP may be configured to run as a service by launching the Service Installer program from the command line and specifying the service details as command line parameters.
Command syntax:
SrvInstaller.exe -instnow [ service name ] [ script file path ] [ optional switches ]
The following example creates a service named "Robo-FTP" that runs a script named "C:\Program Files\Robo-FTP X.X\Script.s" and uses the "-n" command line switch to run with no splash screen. The "-t" command line switch may also be useful in this circumstance.
SrvInstaller.exe -instnow "Robo-FTP" "C:\Program Files\Robo-FTP X.X\Script.s" "-n"
The optional -restartonexit switch causes the installed service to automatically restart the script file if the script itself terminates for any reason. It must follow the -instnow option.
WARNING: This is an experimental, unsupported feature. Functionality may change in future versions
You must have administrator privileges to install the Robo-FTP as a Windows service.
Related command(s): SRVNAME
See also: Installing Robo-FTP as a Service, Robo-FTP command line switches