Setting up a daemon for a service under Windows through Bat scripting and scheduled tasks

Usually the service or application running on the server is more important, and if inadvertently turned off will have an indefinite effect. Daemon processes by setting daemons for the more important services. This can be turned on automatically when the service is turned off, as follows:

The first step: write the daemon's bat script content as follows:

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The script content Set_task=rdo.exe meaning to check if there is a RDO.exe process.

If you want to use it, change it to your own process name, and it will restart automatically if the process goes down (a start.bat will be generated in the RDO.exe process installation directory)

The arguments after start in the Start.bat script content are the same as the parameters after set_svr.

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Step Two: Add the written script to the scheduled task and set it to execute every 1 minutes. Such as:

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The test closes the RDO.exe process, and then it automatically opens the process!

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Setting up a daemon for a service under Windows through Bat scripting and scheduled tasks