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michael

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Message 26529 - Posted: 7 Aug 2009, 16:01:24 UTC
Last modified: 7 Aug 2009, 16:02:34 UTC

I'm working on setting up a boinc project, and everything is working well, except there's just one small insignificant detail that's confusing me.

From my config file:
<cgi_url>
      http://boinc.picevolvr.com/picevolvr_cgi/
    </cgi_url>

however the clients actually try and hit http://brilloserv.cullen-online.com/picevolvr_cgi/cgi for the scheduler (which is the hostname of the machine). For uploads they follow the upload url
<upload_url>
      http://boinc.picevolvr.com/picevolvr_cgi/file_upload_handler
    </upload_url>

just fine.

This isn't a huge problem, I'm just confused as to why this is the case. As you might expect, it's on the server_stable branch.
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Chris Sutton

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Message 26530 - Posted: 7 Aug 2009, 18:25:03 UTC - in response to Message 26529.  

Scheduler's are specified in the schedulers.txt file in the project's html/user/ dir. Check that first.

Also check the <master_url> setting in config.xml
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michael

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Message 26531 - Posted: 8 Aug 2009, 2:10:17 UTC - in response to Message 26530.  

Thanks. I thought it would be in the config file like all the other URLs. it was in schedulers.txt like you said.
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