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I'm running OSX 10.9 with mono 3.2.4.

I have a simple app I would like to run as a Daemon but mono-service does not create a lock file with the PID in it. I have tried searching in /tmp and also the temp path I get when using:

Path.GetTempPath();

Which returned:

/var/folders/2r/ryt5sbkd6sl0h0jjvr28qybr0000gn/T/

But no luck. Is this maybe a bug in mono?

I have used mono-service2 DaemonTest.exe and mono-service2 l:myLockFile.lock DaemonTest.exe to start the daemon. The daemon itself runs because I can see the mono garbage collector running in my system monitor.

Regards

RaVen
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try this mono-service2 -l:myLockFile.lock DaemonTest.exe

i think you just forgot a -

user3428874
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according to the help. when -l is not specified the lock file goes to /tmp

typing mono-service or mono-service2 without parameters will present this help.

Shaun Wilson
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