Posts by rinselberg

1) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Auto-update capability for BOINC: Would that be good? (Message 9094)
Posted 25 Mar 2007 by rinselberg
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I was thinking that if the @home applications automatically update to the newest software version, why not the same for BOINC?

Or is that something that is already "in the pipeline" - planned for some future version of BOINC?

2) Message boards : Web interfaces : No "biggie" - but I don't think that Profile is working for me ... (Message 8591)
Posted 7 Mar 2007 by rinselberg
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I realize that this wouldn't be anyone's particular priority as far as distributed computing, but I would like to report that I have tried to create a Profile for my account on this BOINC Message Boards and I do not see that it is working for me.

I have created Profiles for myself on various project message boards like seti@home, etc.

After my latest attempt, when I clicked on the icon at the bottom that is used to enter the new or edited Profile data, it faced me with the page of http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/create_profile.php but the page was completely blank. It did not even say "Profile data has been submitted" - which is what it said on some previous attempts.

If I could get past this submittal problem, would my new Profile data become effective immediately - or would there be a time lag to allow for database updates or rejection of unacceptable Profile data, etc ..?

I am using a Mac/Intel with Mac OS X and the Safari browser and a DSL Internet access. My software is very up to date.

I do expect to post here from time to time, as I am running a few @home projects and also try to do @home beta testing.

A member Profile, of course, is just a "bell or a whistle", but if anyone has the answer for me, I would like to be able to create one.

Yours truly.




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