When using this command in my batch script the set
command is interpreted as the default windows batch "set an environment command":
@echo off
echo "Always run this script as Administrator. If you don't the service will be installed but not correctly configured!"
set serviceName=MyApp
set serviceLabel=MyApp
set serviceExe=MyApp.exe
set maindir=C:\\Users\\MyUser\\Desktop\\MyApp\\
set nssm=%maindir%\\lib\\nssm-2.24\\win64\\nssm.exe
%nssm% install %serviceName% "%maindir%\\%serviceExe%"
How do I prevent this?
An example, based upon my comment:
@Echo Off
Set "serviceName=MyApp"
Set "serviceExe=MyApp.exe"
Set "maindir=C:\\Users\\MyUser\\Desktop\\MyApp"
Set "nssm=%maindir%\\lib\\nssm-2.24\\win64\\nssm.exe"
"%nssm:\\=\%" install %serviceName% "%maindir%\\%serviceExe%"