I believe this command do not install traccar but starts 'portable' version of it.
Thank you, Michael, for your answer. I think that you have the right. I expect that when I start the above command I will see the new Traccar process in the system processes, but currently, there aren't new processes related to this application.
It is clearly documented,
It doesn't install anything. If you want Traccar to run as a service, you have to configure service manually. For example, using SC.exe tool.
Thx Anton for your support. I used sc tool. In CMD I put code:
SC Create Traccar4.8 binPath= "C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_241\bin\java.exe -jar C:\Traccar-4.8\tracker-server.jar --service C:\Traccar-4.8\conf\traccar.xml"
Service was created successfully and I can started in the services.msc but still the application don't work by the browser.
In my logs folder (Traccar\logs) I don't have a wrapper.conf file.
I don't have idea where is a problem.
Can I install Traccar 4.8 on a 32-bit system? Perhaps this package is only for 64-bit systems, just like all rest installation packages that you have compiled for another systems.
We don't have Windows 32-bit installer, but you should be able to use it the way you are using it on any system that has Java.
Hi All,
Yesterday I tried to manual install traccar (server version 4.8) on my computer with Windows 7 32bit.
I unzipped the downloaded file to C:\Program Files\Traccar. Using CMD or Power Shell I moved to this destination and I start the installation used command from instruction "java -jar tracker-server.jar conf/traccar.xml". Finally, it looks like the installation doesn't start. Does someone know where I'm making a mistake?
I have an actual Java version. I didn't modify config file "traccar.xml" because I don't see a reason.
When I try installed an application dedicated for a 32bit system (4.0) everything was ok.
Someone will help me?