nv_rajanikanth
24th November 2010 09:33 UTC

Not able to find the process using FindProcDLL
What could be the reason for not able to find the process while using FindProcDLL::FindProc "WatchDogService.exe", when this process is visable in task manager.

MSG
24th November 2010 10:23 UTC

One reason I can think of is that the plugin can't detect an x64 process.

nv_rajanikanth
24th November 2010 11:02 UTC

you mean that this script wont work correctly on 2008 machines? But this process is 32-bit only

Afrow UK
24th November 2010 11:21 UTC

Try my LockedList plug-in.

Stu

nv_rajanikanth
24th November 2010 12:33 UTC

should I use 'FindProcDLL' or 'LockedList' only in sections?
coz right now i am using it in
"Function .onInit
Funtion End"

Afrow UK
24th November 2010 16:37 UTC

You can use plugins wherever you like (function/section) unless they display a page in which case you must use them in a Page Custom show function. LockedList has a utility function (LockedList::FindProcess) to check a process is running which you can call in a section or function.

Stu

jiake
25th November 2010 07:04 UTC

It seems that this process is a Service. You can use a service relatived plugin, such as Services or SimpleSC, to check whether the service is running.

nv_rajanikanth
6th December 2010 07:33 UTC

does FindProcDLL::FindProc able to find the processes that are started by any service?

coz i am not able to find the processes that are visiable on task manager.
is there any limitaions in 'FindProc'?

nv_rajanikanth
20th December 2010 06:50 UTC

is there any other way to fix this issue.

Afrow UK
21st December 2010 23:58 UTC

Did you try the alternatives?

LockedList::FindProcess
nsProcess::FindProcess
Processes::FindProcess

Edit: If it's a service then you should use a service plug-in such as SimpleSC::GetServiceStatus.

Stu