Hello jan_blaha,
thank you for your answer.
Solved: the problem was the user that started the service. Since there was access to network files, a local user doesn't have access to those files.
I solved by setting the service's user to a network user (and changed the reference to the files using UNC full path, instead of shares).
Now it works fine. Really fine.
Thank you.

Hello,
I have Windows Server 2012 R2.
I have installed node.js, then jsreport from Command Prompt:

npm install jsreport-cli -g
jsreport init
jsreport start

I have edited "dev.config.json" file, to allow localFileAccess under phantom.

If I start the server via command line (npm start or jsreport start) everything works fine. The dev.config.json file is loaded, and the system loads resources correctly.

Then, I decided to install the windows service:

jsreport win-install

The service is up and fine, but when I start the report, I have noticed that every local file is not loaded. I get the following error:

warn: Unable to load resource (#2URL:file:///K:/css/test.css) [...]
warn: Error code: 203. Description: Error opening K:/css/test.css: Unable to find the specified file. [...]

I have edited the prod.config.json file, too, then stopped and restarted the service, but the problem is always there.

So, my question is:
Does the service reads the dev.config.json file, too, or it needs another config file?

Thank you