You need to run poweshell as an elevated session and you may need to change a security policy to be able to install the service. Can't remember exactly what that command is, I'm on my phone.

FWIW, I don't recall needing to do that, I think I ran a. Installer and that was it. I might have also set a local user in the service login.

Regards

Stewart

stuson_2000@yahoo.co.uk

On 4 July 2024 10:11:40 William Wood <wwood@wood-analytics.com> wrote:

Apparently to get stunnel to work, I have to install it as a service in Windows. In order to do this, I fire up a powershell, change directories to the stunnel\bin\, and run the command:

.\stunnel -install

This results in the error message:

OpenSCManager: error 5: Access is denied

Not sure what to do, as I am running as an administrator

Any help would be appreciated

Thanks

-William Wood

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