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Ensure Service
Modified on November 15, 2024
This is generated from the built in components of BuildMaster 2024.0, and may be different than what you have installed (especially if you have extensions); go to [Gear Icon] -> Administration -> Operations within your BuildMaster instance to see exactly what operations are available.
Ensures the configuration of a Windows service on a server.
Script usage:
Ensure-Service(
Name: <text>,
[DisplayName: <text>],
[Description: <text>],
[Status: <integer>],
[Exists: <true/false>],
Path: <text>,
[Startup: <integer>],
[DelayedStart: <true/false>],
[Credentials: <text>],
[UserName: <text>],
[Password: <text>],
[FirstFailure: <integer>],
[SecondFailure: <integer>],
[SubsequentFailures: <integer>],
[RestartDelay: <integer>],
[OnFailureProgramPath: <text>],
[RebootMessage: <text>],
[Dependencies: <@(text)>],
[StatusChangeTimeout: <TimeSpan>]
);
This operation may be prefixed with Windows::
, although this is a built-in namespace and isn't really necessary.
Arguments:
Name | Format | Script Usage | Usage Notes |
---|---|---|---|
☆ Name | text | Name | This argument is required. |
Display name | text | DisplayName | |
Description | text | Description | |
Status | integer | Status | |
Exists | true/false | Exists | Default value is "True". |
☆ Path w/ arguments | text | Path | The executable path of the service. This field may include any arguments that will be supplied to the executable. Executable paths that include spaces should be wrapped with double-quotes, e.g.: "C:\Program Files\Hdars\Hdars.Service.exe" -arg1 -arg2. This argument is required. |
Startup | integer | Startup | Startup type. |
DelayedStart | true/false | DelayedStart | Delayed start. |
Credentials | text | Credentials | The credential name to use as the service's Log On user. If a credential name is specified, the username and password fields will be ignored. |
User name | text | UserName | The user account name to run the service as. If this value is not supplied, NT AUTHORITY\LocalSystem will be assumed. |
Password | text | Password | The password for the account that runs the service. If NT AUTHORITY\LocalSystem is specified, this field must not have a value set. |
First failure | integer | FirstFailure | |
Second failure | integer | SecondFailure | |
Subsequent failures | integer | SubsequentFailures | |
Restart delay | integer | RestartDelay | |
Run program | text | OnFailureProgramPath | |
Reboot message | text | RebootMessage | |
Dependencies | @(text) | Dependencies | |
Status change timeout | TimeSpan | StatusChangeTimeout | The number of seconds to wait for a server to change between two statuses (e.g. stopped to starting) before raising an error. Default value is "30". |
Example:
# ensures the HdarsSvc is present on the server using the HdarsSvc credentials in Otter
Windows::Ensure-Service
(
Name: HdarsSvc,
DisplayName: HDARS Console Log Service,
Status: Running,
Path: E:\Services\Hdars.Service.exe,
Startup: Auto,
Credentials: HdarsSvc,
FirstFailure: Restart
);