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How do I start Xerver as a background process?
(Related help page: How do I start Xerver when Windows starts?)
Follow these steps to start Xerver Web Server as a background server:
- Copy XerverMinimumResources.exe from the folder otherStartupFiles to the Xerver directory
(where xerver.jar is located).
- Next time you start Xerver Web Server, use XerverMinimumResources.exe instead of StartXerver.exe.
Follow these steps to start Xerver FTP Server as a background server:
- Copy FTPServer.exe from the folder otherStartupFiles to the Xerver directory
(where xerver.jar is located).
- Next time you start Xerver FTP Server, use FTPServer.exe instead of StartXerver.exe.
Follow these steps to start Xerver FTP Local Setup (only your IP can access setup) as a background server:
- Copy FTPServerLocalSetup.exe from the folder otherStartupFiles to the Xerver directory
(where xerver.jar is located).
- Next time you want change settings to Xerver FTP Server, use FTPServerLocalSetup.exe instead of StartXerver.exe.
- You can now change settings to Xerver FTP Server at http://localhost:32124/ (only accessable to your computer locally).
If you already have an instance of Xerver FTP Server running, don't forget to restart the server for changes to take effect.
Follow these steps to start Xerver FTP Remote Setup (all IP addresses can access setup) as a background server:
- Copy FTPServerRemoteSetup.exe from the folder otherStartupFiles to the Xerver directory
(where xerver.jar is located).
- Next time you want change settings to Xerver FTP Server, use FTPServerRemoteSetup.exe instead of StartXerver.exe.
- You can now change settings to Xerver FTP Server at http://localhost:32124/ (accessable from any computer).
If you already have an instance of Xerver FTP Server running, don't forget to restart the server for changes to take effect.
Note that Xerver will start and run without a window (GUI).
If you want to close Xerver, just press CTRL + ALT + DEL and delete "javaw.exe".
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