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Alain ZIMMERMANN
Alain ZIMMERMANN
Joined: 1 Dec 05
Posts: 3
Credit: 6309
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Topic 190311

I do not know about yours, but Boinc generates per day an average of 200 messages (only one line each, hopefully ) !!!!
How to get rid of some of them ?
The last week messages are OK to keep, but why keeping those of last month ?
And in a year from now, what will these messages weight on my disk ?
Is there a way to tell Boinc to be less talkative ?
I will glad to get these answers !
Regards
Alain

MarkF
MarkF
Joined: 12 Apr 05
Posts: 393
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Just restart the bonic

Just restart the bonic manager. It will start with a new empty log. I try to rember to suspend before I quit just to be on the safe side.

Michael Roycraft
Michael Roycraft
Joined: 10 Mar 05
Posts: 846
Credit: 157718
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RE: I do not know about

Quote:
I do not know about yours, but Boinc generates per day an average of 200 messages (only one line each, hopefully ) !!!!
How to get rid of some of them ?
The last week messages are OK to keep, but why keeping those of last month ?
And in a year from now, what will these messages weight on my disk ?
Is there a way to tell Boinc to be less talkative ?
I will glad to get these answers !
Regards
Alain

Alain,

First, Welcome to Einstein@Home. Exit Boinc completely and restart, OR reboot your computer if Boinc doesn't exit, and restart Boinc if it isn't set to start on logon. Like magic, old messages gone, new set starting.

microcraft
"The arc of history is long, but it bends toward justice" - MLK

jimpas
jimpas
Joined: 27 Nov 05
Posts: 8
Credit: 67581
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Hi all, What I just

Hi all,

What I just started doing is to COPY ALL MESSAGES to the clipboard, open NotePad and paste them in that, and saved with a filename such as "!BOINC Msg Log.txt" (I use the exclamation point in the filename so it appears at or near the top of the directory's file list.) Then I zipped the file to make it smaller.

I can add new messages to the zipfile at any time. Should anything ever happen or should I ever need to post any error messages, I'll have them.

If you wish, you can transfere the zipfile to a floppy... if your computer is "old" enough to still have a floppy drive. Otherwise, the zipfile will be small enough not to matter being left on your hard drive.

Jim

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