A switch in the commandline to enable beep sound when unit is ready to send.
4 Apr 2006 14:45:41 UTC
Topic 191031
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Hello !
I´m using boinc client 5.2.13 under linux. I use it in the commanline version as a background-thread. When boinc happily crunches i do other things with my computer like playing games, burning cd´s or surfing in the depths of the web. Sometimes the package is ready to send to your server but im offline and dont see the boink messages. When that happens the boinc-client backs off and tries later 1min, 2min, 10min, 1h, and so forth. B.t.w. Is there a posibillity if the client backed off 1 hour to force an upload immediately after restablishing the internet connection ?
Greetings from Germany
A switch in the commandline to enable beep sound when unit is re
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Select the "Transfers"-tab. Select the result in question. Use the
"Retry Now" button.
Michael
Team Linux Users Everywhere
Select the "Transfers"-tab.
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Select the "Transfers"-tab. Select the result in question. Use the
"Retry Now" button.
Wich tab ? I use boinc-client 5.2.13 in the commandline, because the boincmanager won´t work in my Kubuntu 5.10 installation.
greets
vonHalenbach
RE: Wich tab ? I use
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Alternatively you could try KBoincSpy.
And there is the hardcore method. (That's what I have done before BOINC had a GUI for Linux.)
Do as follows:
hawkeye@maggie:~> telnet localhost 1043
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
/* your input here */
5
2
8
Use to disable network access. Make sure your gui_rpc_auth.cfg is empty.
(I think this is necessary.)
Michael
Team Linux Users Everywhere
you can use the command line
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you can use the command line option..
./boinc_cmd --project update
e.g. to update einstein project
./boinc_cmd --project http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ update
other command line option can refer to http://boinc.berkeley.edu/boinc_cmd.php