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Message boards :
BOINC client :
BOINC not working in NAT64?
(Message 80267)
Posted 17 Aug 2017 by MLx Post: Ran Wireshark and sure enough - there are DNS queries going out for rnaworld.de and bam.boincstats.com, but the requested record is A, not AAAA. I read somewhere (had a quick google session), that BOINC uses its own DNS resolver - is that (still) true? That's where the problem most likely is. @Devs: If you don't have access to proper NAT64, macOS can be used to create such a network (System Preferences -> Sharing -> Internet) since 10.11 I believe (see link to guidelines in the OP). There is a small difference (all DNS queries from the client are changed to A queries to upstream DNS, so all connections use NAT64), though that shouldn't make a difference as long as the servers are available via IPv4. |
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Message boards :
BOINC client :
BOINC not working in NAT64?
(Message 80265)
Posted 17 Aug 2017 by MLx Post: Has anyone tried using BOINC in a NAT64+DNS64 network? I've moved my laptop to such network (after previously using it in IPv4-only and dual-stack Internet-connected networks), and nothing seems to work - boincstats BAM won't connect (fails with Account manager RPC failed: transient HTTP error), projects won't connect (tried LHC@home, RNA World and climateprediction.net, all fail with Scheduler request failed: Server returned nothing (no headers, no data).) BOINC 7.6.34 on macOS 10.12.6 Dev guide: https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternetWeb/Conceptual/NetworkingOverview/UnderstandingandPreparingfortheIPv6Transition/UnderstandingandPreparingfortheIPv6Transition.html Long story short:
IPv4 literals won't work, use high-level APIs that will work with either IPv4 and IPv6
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Message boards :
Projects :
News on Project Outages
(Message 36484)
Posted 19 Jan 2011 by MLx Post: Yoyo@home along with entire http://rechenkraft.net seems to be down for me. Does anyone have more details? |
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Message boards :
Projects :
News on Project Outages
(Message 36036)
Posted 11 Dec 2010 by MLx Post: Any news on QuantumFIRE? It's been almost 2 months since the site went down, and a result I didn't get to upload is a month overdue. :( |
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