Looks like I'll have to wait for 1.0.2. I can't seem to proxy the NuGet gallery even when I run the ProGet service as an account that has Internet access. I won't get to look at this until our Tuesday though.

This is typically a sign that the account used to install BuildMaster does not have the necessary privileges to create a Windows service.

The most likely reason is that you have recently installed something that requires a restart (usually a Windows update). That installation won't actually be finished until the system has been restarted. It is also possible that something was installed very recently and the Windows Installer service has not terminated yet. It should release locks and automatically terminate after a few minutes.

I've installed 3.0.6 successfully now (I think).

The user that connects to SQL Server needs to be granted the BuildMasterUser_Role; this role is created as part of the database creation. No additional roles or access is needed.

If you run the command: sc config inedobmwebsrv depend= / for the web server or: sc config inedobmsvc depend= / on the server with admin privileges, the dependency should be removed.