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...lay_name="Abiosdsk", service_type="kernel driver", current _state="stopped", controls_accepted=nil, win32_exit_code=1077, service_specific_exit_code=0, check_point=0, wait_hint=0, binary_path_name=nil, start_type="disabled", error_control="ignore", load_order_group="Primary disk", tag_id=3, start_n ame=nil, dependencies=nil, description=nil, :interactive?=false, pid=0, service_flags=0> If I do the same inside a Rails controller like this it dies: gem "win32-service" include Win32 class ServicesController < ApplicationController...

...lay_name="Abiosdsk", service_type="kernel driver", current _state="stopped", controls_accepted=nil, win32_exit_code=1077, service_specific_exit_code=0, check_point=0, wait_hint=0, binary_path_name=nil, start_type="disabled", error_control="ignore", load_order_group="Primary disk", tag_id=3, start_n ame=nil, dependencies=nil, description=nil, :interactive?=false, pid=0, service_flags=0> If I do the same inside a Rails controller like this it dies: gem "win32-service" include Win32 class ServicesController < ApplicationController...

I am trying to run Mongrel 1.1.5 with mongrel_service 0.3.4 on Ruby 1.8.6 with a "normal" user account, i.e. a user which belongs only to the Windows group "Users". The rationale behind this is that running a web server with full administrative rights (e.g. Local System) is not something that I would like to do. Unfortunately, starting the service from the services control