MB3 Server Plugins and Windows Service

[AVTechMan 7]

Oh okay, no problem then, was just wondering. Not too big of a deal, plus can always select the 'Start MB on Startup' and disable the service if I needed the restart feature.

[MrKazador 5]

I remote desktop into the server and run a simple .bat file that "restarts" it by stopping and starting the service.

net stop mediabrowser
net start mediabrowser 

[AVTechMan 7]

Right now I am testing MB3 server started as a windows service and works quite well. I have noted that whenever a plugin is installed MB3 requests a restart to finish the installation. However, the 'Restart MB3 Server' button is now gone and just the 'Shutdown MB3' is there, which mean I would have to log onto the server itself to restart the service. Would it be possible to add the Restart button back in the Dashboard, or will I have to manually restart the Windows service each time a plugin is downloaded?

 

 

[mboehler 94]

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Right now I am testing MB3 server started as a windows service and works quite well. I have noted that whenever a plugin is installed MB3 requests a restart to finish the installation. However, the 'Restart MB3 Server' button is now gone and just the 'Shutdown MB3' is there, which mean I would have to log onto the server itself to restart the service. Would it be possible to add the Restart button back in the Dashboard, or will I have to manually restart the Windows service each time a plugin is downloaded?

 

From here.

 

It's due to a current limitation within the service.

 

During dev testing, we were having issues with consistently restarting the service, so the manual download and restart was implemented.

 

If it's causing a problem, stop the service and restart as previously done.

 

Automatic downloads and updates will be performed, you will only have to restart the server.

Edited October 15, 2013 by mboehler

[Luke 37092]

We were unable to get an automated restart to perform reliably, so we pulled it.

[Overseer 66]

 

I remote desktop into the server and run a simple .bat file that "restarts" it by stopping and starting the service.

net stop mediabrowser
net start mediabrowser 

Cheers for this tidbit.