Hi,
are there any news for insync as a service on a Windows Server?
The Workaround from 2015 couldn’t still the correct one… any news on this topic
thanks
florian
Hi,
are there any news for insync as a service on a Windows Server?
The Workaround from 2015 couldn’t still the correct one… any news on this topic
thanks
florian
hi, any news on this topic?
@minmaxat If your goal is to just run Insync without the need of being logged in, you could try using the task scheduler for that.
I’m doing the following on a Windows 10 VM which is running all the time unattended, but automatically restarting every week to apply updates (it normally wouldn’t start syncing after the restart). I assume that it works on Windows Server as well:
The downside is of course that the GUI is not accessible anymore even when logged in (you would need to kill the process and start Insync manually in order to e.g. change the configuration). But that would be the same when running Insync as a service.