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DogMeat · 10-10-2002, 08:07 AM

Most likely has to do with the way console video output is being redirected by the force-as-service program. Weird output issues are common with these types of programs, usually video related however sometimes not. I would suggest double checking that developer is being set to 1, and if a correct log is created when run as a normal dedicated server (not service) under the same user account used for running as a service. You may have some weird permissions error, that should flush it out. Other than that, get them to put you on a Linux box instead, that version works much better.

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DogMeat is Offline Senior Member Posts: 469 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Rockwood, MI	10-10-2002, 08:07 AM Most likely has to do with the way console video output is being redirected by the force-as-service program. Weird output issues are common with these types of programs, usually video related however sometimes not. I would suggest double checking that developer is being set to 1, and if a correct log is created when run as a normal dedicated server (not service) under the same user account used for running as a service. You may have some weird permissions error, that should flush it out. Other than that, get them to put you on a Linux box instead, that version works much better.