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| == Glossary ==
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| <u><big>'''Activity Processing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity Processing Concept}}
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| <u><big>'''Activity Processing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity Processing Service}}
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| <u><big>'''Activity'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Activity}}
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| <u><big>'''Batch'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Batch}}
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| <u><big>'''Grooper Licensing'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Grooper Licensing}}
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| <u><big>'''Grooper Service'''</big></u>: {{#lst:Glossary|Grooper Service}}
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| * '''[[Import Watcher]]''' | | * '''[[Import Watcher]]''' |
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| Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall the service from Grooper Config. This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in Grooper Config.
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Latest revision as of 14:45, 21 November 2024
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This article is a stub. It contains minimal information on the topic and should be expanded.
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Grooper Services are various executable programs that run as a Windows Services to facilitate Grooper processing. Service instances are installed, configured, started and stopped using Grooper Command Console (Or in older Grooper versions, Grooper Config).
For example, Import Watcher is a service that watches an assigned external storage location, like a Windows folder or an email inbox, and will automatically import its contents into Grooper for automated Batch creation.
Grooper Config must be ran as an administrator to install and configure Grooper Services.
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The Grooper Service user account must have the following permissions:
File store access
- Type: NTFS\Share
- Reason: Read and write access to the Grooper file store location
Database access
- Type: SQL
- Reason: Read and write access to the Grooper database
Logon As Service
- Type: Local Security Policy
- Reason: Run services installed via Grooper Command Console
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See Also
Addressing "ghost services" - Deleting services from Windows
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Very rarely, a Grooper service will not uninstall properly when you uninstall a Grooper service service. Or, a user may delete a Grooper Repository connection or purge a Grooper Repository without uninstalling services first.
This can make it appear as though a duplicate or "ghost" Windows service is installed without being listed in GCC (or Grooper Config before version 2024).
If this does occur, you will need to manually delete the service. If you know the name of the service instance (something like Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##) you need to delete, you can use the following command lines to stop the service (if necessary) and manually delete it.
SC STOP Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##
SC DELETE Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##
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You can delete the service from the Windows Registry Editor, using the following steps:
- Open the Registry Editor (regedit.exe)
- Navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services.
- Select the key of the service you want to delete.
- Grooper services will always be named something like
Grooper.ServiceTypeName.##
- From the "Edit" menu select "Delete.
- You will be prompted "Are you sure you want to delete this Key?". Click Yes.
- Exit the Registry Editor.
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