Message boards : BOINC client : GUI RPC bind faild in slackware linux
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Send message Joined: 25 May 06 Posts: 3 |
hi there, i recently migrated my server to slackware linux, and the first thing i wanted to do is to get my precious boinc back to work. the thing is it gives me this error: GUI RPC bind failed. what to do? please help me out on this. steps i taken so far: - dloaded boinc - sh it into my home dir - try to run " run_client" in a console.
greets kamaradski |
Send message Joined: 25 May 06 Posts: 3 |
ok, i searched my ass off here, but this error is nog documented yet. so i have no clue about where to find a solution for this. meantime boinc is not running :( greets kamaradski |
Send message Joined: 29 Aug 05 Posts: 15585 |
Where is your gui_rpc_auth.cfg file placed? In your home directory? Do you have a file called gui_rpc_auth.cfg anywhere? If not, make one and either leave it blank, or add your own password in it, then save it off. Make sure it doesn't use a .txt file association. |
Send message Joined: 25 May 06 Posts: 3 |
ok thz for your help m8, i got if fixed .... for so far. now i copyed boinc to /proc/boinc and i can run it from the Xwindows GUI. bunt since its a server i need to run it from the commandline. but everytime i try this (even after a clean reboot) it say: "another instance of boinc is already running" even tho i'm very sure that isn't the case. " ps -ax " gives nothing boinc related. same for " top". i had it working once. i did chain boinc to a project from Xwindows, and afterwards run it from tty6. but it wont work anymore now. next step is to make it daemon for user " boinc" but first it has to work at all :) greets kamaradski |
Send message Joined: 29 Aug 05 Posts: 15585 |
As far as I know, BOINC runs as a daemon as standard under Linux. Since you can't run two instances of Boinc at the same time, you get this message. But compare it to a service install under Windows 2k/XP. You'll have to edit the rights of the daemon to suit whatever you want. |
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