MySQL Bugs: #22021: mysqlmanager --install windows service with --defaults-file option

Bug #22021	mysqlmanager --install windows service with --defaults-file option
Submitted:	5 Sep 2006 13:57	Modified:	11 Sep 2006 7:26
Reporter:	KimSeong Loh (Candidate Quality Contributor)	Email Updates:
Status:	Verified	Impact on me:	None
Category:	Instance Manager	Severity:	S4 (Feature request)
Version:	5.0.22	OS:	Windows (windows)
Assigned to:		CPU Architecture:	Any
Tags:	mysqlmanager, windows service

Description:
It seems that it is not possible to install mysqlmanager as a windows service with a --defaults-file option, it is possible with mysqld.exe

How to repeat:
shell> mysqlmanager --install --defaults-file=my.ini
mysqlmanager: unknown variable 'defaults-file=my.ini'

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--defaults-file should be first option for any program, if it is used.

My intention is to install mysqlmanager as a Windows service with a --defaults-file, and all attempt failed.
mysqlmanager.exe --defaults-file=my.ini --install
install the windows service without the the --defaults-file option while 
the following
mysqlmanager.exe --install --defaults-file=my.ini 
fail with error.

On the other hand,
mysqld --install --defaults-file=my.ini
works well, so --defaults-file can be in the 2nd option when installing as a Windows service.

Also is not possible to install mysqlmanager as service with not standard defaults file not by adding --defaults-file=foo first option, neither other way. So I mark this as "Verified".