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DocDJ
Joined: 11 Oct 2009
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 Posted: Sat 25 Jan '14 17:11 Post subject: disappearing startup messages |
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I have 2.4.3 (Win-64) installed and running. When it starts up, I get a command prompt window that has messages in it, but the window closes so quickly, I can't read the messages. They don't appear in the log. I have tried to manually start the server, but when I do, the messages do not appear!
How can I get that window to stay open or where can I see those messages? |
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glsmith
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| Posted: Mon 27 Jan '14 2:28 Post subject: |
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DocDJ
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| Posted: Mon 27 Jan '14 3:18 Post subject: |
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I stopped the server using the server-monitor, then
I did the command in a command prompt window and the server started, but no messages appeared nor were there any in the error log.
Could these be messages from the server-monitor, rather than the server itself? |
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glsmith
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good question ... but I've never seen it give any messages. However, in your case it may be starting Apache and simply not doing it hidden.
If Apache is running and there is nothing in the Windows Event Log as well, I'd just ignore it. |
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