update boinc-client
5 Apr 2005 16:44:55 UTC
Topic 188877
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when i try to update my boinc client it tries to conect to http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc_cgi/cgi
why this?
update boinc-client
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Need more info, what are you doing?????
Link to Unofficial Wiki for BOINC, by Paul and Friends
> when i try to update my
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> when i try to update my boinc client it tries to conect to
> http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc_cgi/cgi
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> why this?
You need first to select the project E@H in the tab "Projects" and then do the update.
I guess you very probably had climate prediction as selected project and then made the update.
Greetings from Belgium
Thierry
> > when i try to update my
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> > when i try to update my boinc client it tries to conect to
> > http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc_cgi/cgi
> >
> > why this?
>
> You need first to select the project E@H in the tab "Projects" and then do the
> update.
>
> I guess you very probably had climate prediction as selected project and then
> made the update.
>
>that´s the way i do update everytime
When you choose a project in
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When you choose a project in the running Client and do an "update" this updates the project settings, i.e. communicates finished Results and updates your general and project preferences from your settings at this project server.
To update the Client itself, terminate the BOINC Client (usually "Exit"), then download the new client version from the BOINC page (there should be a link named "download" on the front page of every project) and install the new Client. In rare cases (i.e. previously using old clients like 4.09) you will need to uninstall the older Client first, which btw. means you'll lose alt the work in progress.
BM
BM
> In rare cases (i.e.
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> In rare cases (i.e. previously using old clients like 4.09) you will
> need to uninstall the older Client first, which btw. means you'll lose alt the
> work in progress.
Actually it's pretty good at keeping the work in progress around even when you uninstall the code and install another version.
- Rusty McGee Johnson