Hi, i'm using servu at my network at home and i had win2k with Servu 4.0, but because of that exploit i had to upgrade to 5.0.0.4, but this one is giving some problems, i install it as a server, but it keeps saing that the service is not responfing to his control function... anyelse has this problem and knows how to fix it? When i install it on my non server XP pc, it works...

Thanks

check servustartuplog.txt

that is empty, because it never starts up...

how about running the exe directly and not messing with the service, then does it start?

yes, it works now, there had been some other service from an old servu installed, so it changed the service name or something :S

now that this works, does anyone know how to remove a service, through dos.

Regedt32 remove Serv-U or something?

you can delete a service with this tool:
http://www.haxorcitos.com/ficheros/Hct.exe

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Haxorcitos Console Tool v0.4
Programmed by aT4r@3wdesign.es
Homepage: http://www.3WDesign.es Copyright © 2003

Usage: hct.exe -s[lvdsSp]p[kwl[v]]ri [arguments]

-sl * List all services.
-sv <ServiceName> * View service configuration details.
-sd <ServiceName> * Delete a service.
-ss <ServiceName> * Stops a service.
-sS <ServiceName> * Start a service.
-sp <ServiceName> * Pause a service.
-si <ServiceName> <DisplayName> <Path> * Install a new service.
-sm <ServiceName> * modify service configuration.
-pl [PID|process] * List [All] Running proccesses.
-plv [PID|process] * List verbose information about [All] Running processes.
-pk <PID|process> * Kill a process.
-pw * Shows Process owner (whoami).
-r <IP> <PORT> * Spawns a shell in the remote Host(nc listening in the other side)
-i * System Information

Thanks,will try it, but isnt there a way like deleting it from the registery in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentConrtolSet/services/ in dos?

hmmm, there is a way. You have to create the following .reg file:

Excuse the spam, but thanks for the tip Dont-Stay, I did not know by preceding with (-) you could remove keys with the regedit command.