Posts by Scott Lewis

1) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Connection problem (Message 4280)
Posted 10 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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The installation went fine, and BOINC is connected to the server with projects running again. So far so good. Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Scott

Developmental boinc_5.4.9_windows_intelx86.exe WARNING this one may have bugs. Use at own risk.

that said I an other boinc testers are running it without any "showstoppers" found yet (maybe a proxy issue).

tony

2) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Connection problem (Message 4233)
Posted 7 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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This has been handled quite some times in these forums.

Example one
Example two
Example three


Ok. It has been handled. But, as of a week or 10 days ago though today, BOINC still cannot connect on my desktop. So, it is just a bouncing BOINC screen saver that does no work. When is the 5.4.X version going to be available, assuming that will solve the problem?

As an aside, I also have BOINC running on my wife's laptop, which is on the same wireless network as my desktop. It runs fine. Maybe my wife didn't install some MS update that I did. I don't know.

Regards,
Scott
3) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Error message: Boinc Manager is not able to connect to... (Message 4166)
Posted 2 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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As an aside, does BOINC have an e-mail list one can subscribe to to be notified of new versions and such?

There is the BOINC Developers email list, but that's a bit overkill for just watching a BOINC release. If you check the forums of any project you crunch for on a regular basis, someone will post up a notice when it is released. :)

As well as that someone will post it here on the BOINC forums.


It might not be a bad idea to have a BOINC notify list for users that lets folks know about new releases, problems, and such. Just a suggestion.

Regards,
Scott
4) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Error message: Boinc Manager is not able to connect to... (Message 4163)
Posted 1 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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Sorry about the last post. Hit reply too soon.

Anyway, so is the solution just to wait a few days uneil 5.4.X is available for download? If so, that's certainly easiest.

As an aside, does BOINC have an e-mail list one can subscribe to to be notified of new versions and such?

TNX,
Scott

Please everyone, have a little patience. We're closing on the release date of BOINC 5.4.7 or .8

That one will have this fixed. As it is using a different port to communicate between boinc.exe and boincmgr.exe. At this moment port 1043 is used, but that port's been taken up by a couple of Microsoft applications. They don't mind to steal.

So the next BOINC will use port 31416, until that one is stolen by Microsoft. ;)

5) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Error message: Boinc Manager is not able to connect to... (Message 4162)
Posted 1 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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Please everyone, have a little patience. We're closing on the release date of BOINC 5.4.7 or .8

That one will have this fixed. As it is using a different port to communicate between boinc.exe and boincmgr.exe. At this moment port 1043 is used, but that port's been taken up by a couple of Microsoft applications. They don't mind to steal.

So the next BOINC will use port 31416, until that one is stolen by Microsoft. ;)

6) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Connection problem (Message 4160)
Posted 1 May 2006 by Scott Lewis
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Hi,

I have been running BOINC for a good long while with no problems. Currently, I am using BOINC Manager 5.2.13 under XP Pro.

Suddenly, on Sunday, when I start BOINC, I get an error box with the title:

Boinc Manager - Connection Failed

When I tell it to try again, the connection continues to fail. I am also running BOINC on a second computer on my home wireless network, and it appears to be running properly.

I tried doing a repair install, which did not help. Suggestions?

TNX,
Scott Lewis




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