BOSService.exe config file

Paul G

6 years ago
updated 6 years ago

File simply does not exist, I have gone through all .config files under the BOSserver folder, I cannot file such a file, and the existing ones, I have gone through them to identify any URL with localhost and port numbers, nothing.

Any idea qhat might be happening?>

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Jürgen Jürgenson

6 years ago

Quote from Paul G

Thanks, but I am afraid such file does not exist in version 4.6, at all There are several other .config files, none of them includes such of the information that the config file should have.

Is there another places where additional config files are stored? I have a total of 25 .config files in that folder you pointed out, the closest one is BOSServer.dll.config.

Yeah, you are right, some server versions don't have those .config files. Checked few of mine and most of them dont have it. So i think you either can do it yourself... or you just change the needed ports from the router.

The port part in the .config file is: 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
  <appsettings>
    <add key="EventServiceUri" value="net.tcp://localhost:16100/">
    <add key="HttpsServiceUri" value="https://localhost:443/">
    <add key="HttpServiceUri" value="http://localhost:80/">
    <add key="RPCServiceUri" value="http://localhost:81/">
    <add key="EnableRPC" value="True">
    <add key="ClientSettingsProvider.ServiceUri" value="">
  </appsettings></configuration>
  
You could try if this works for you. Just create a BOSService.exe.config file and paste it inside.

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Paul G

6 years ago

Thanks, but I am afraid such file does not exist in version 4.6, at all There are several other .config files, none of them includes such of the information that the config file should have.

Is there another places where additional config files are stored? I have a total of 25 .config files in that folder you pointed out, the closest one is BOSServer.dll.config.

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Jürgen Jürgenson

6 years ago

Hey,

You should find it under:

C:\Program Files (x86)\ComfortClick\bOS Server\BOSService.exe.config

Try turning on show hidden files too.
Also there is no real need to change those values unless you have two servers running in one machine. Outside ports you can change from the router.

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