Posts by Dukefrukem

1) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 49087)
Posted 12 May 2013 by Dukefrukem
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I wanted to come back and say I got it working. How or why is really questionable at this point. I didn't do anything after my last post. I gave up. Frustrated. The only reason I really kept BOINC installed was because uninstalling it (or exiting out of it) would cause my fan speed to drop to a RPM that made a weird kind of humming noise. Don't ask. It was just the idle processes of BOINC that kept the fan speed above normal.

Anyway, I ran into an additional issue with nvidia PhysX and the game Homefront. I was asking am nvidia rep how to uninstall PhysX safely. He recommended I install DRIVE FUSION to uninstall PhysX.

http://treexy.com/thanks?file=http://download.cnet.com/Driver-Fusion/3000-2086_4-75748005.html?part=dl-&subj=dl&tag=button&dlm=0

I followed his directions, restarted my PC and the first thing that pops up was BOINC manager asking me which project I wanted to attach to. So I picked SETI@home and it appears I am up and running.

So how bout that?
2) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48124)
Posted 9 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
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I made the changes to the boincmgr shortcut, and now I get a popup that says:

"Unknown long option 'detach_console'

Sigh... well, try without the --detach_console then. Unless they want us to specify it like

C:\program files\boincmgr.exe --gui_rpc_port=31416 --boincargs=detach_console

But I think that'll return an error as well.
So best then just start with: C:\program files\boincmgr.exe --gui_rpc_port=31416

See if the window closes itself on that and that BM now works.

You are running these as a shortcut, don't you? Not as a batchfile (.bat)?
Can you also repeat post a netstat -an log with BOINC running as above?

Furthermore, any security software on your computer that you didn't tell us about? Anti-virus, anti-malware, anti-whatever? If not, never had one either?


Removing the detach console brings up the Boinc Manager. But again, it's in the same state as it always was: "Connecting to Host"

I have no other security software installed, other than Microsoft Security Essentials (built in). BOINC is not listed under the quarantined items.
3) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48118)
Posted 9 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
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If I don't put quotes around the dir, it says

"The name 'C:\Program' specified in the Target box is not valid. Make sure the path and file name are correct.

But I verified that double clcking the boinc shortcut I created, does start BOINC.Exe in my task manager.

I made the changes to the boincmgr shortcut, and now I get a popup that says:

"Unknown long option 'detach_console'
4) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48115)
Posted 9 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
OK, at least that shows me that there's nothing on TCP port 31416, the port that BOINC uses to communicate between parts.

So let's just add BOINC and BOINC Manager to the firewall, even if you have it turned off. Windows never completely shuts down the firewall.

DO:
Start->All Programs->Accessories->Right Click Command Prompt->Run as administrator.
In the window that opened type:

netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="BOINC Client" dir=in action=allow description="BOINC Client" program="C:\Program Files\boinc.exe" enable=yes
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="BOINC Manager" dir=in action=allow description="BOINC Manager" program="C:\Program Files\boincmgr.exe" enable=yes

After each line hit Enter.

Make sure the path to boinc.exe and boincmgr.exe is correct as per the version of BOINC you have installed. As said earlier, 64bit Windows reserves the C:\Program Files\ directory tree for 64bit programs only. 32bit programs can be installed here, but not run from the tree. They need to be installed and run from C:\program Files (x86)\

Next help BOINC along to start with the correct port number.
To do so, we're going to start the BOINC client from the command line.

Right click on an open place on your desktop, choose New->Shortcut
In the line that says "Type the location of the item" type C:\program Files\boinc.exe --gui_rpc_port 31416 --detach_console and click Next. Type as name for the shortcut BOINC and save it to your desktop.

Next we do the same thing for BOINC Manager. Right click on an open place on your desktop, choose New->Shortcut
In the line that says "Type the location of the item" type C:\program Files\boincmgr.exe --gui_rpc_port 31416 --detach_console and click Next. Type as name for the shortcut BOINC Manager and save it to your desktop.

Now (double) click on the BOINC shortcut.
Then (double) click on the BOINC Manager shortcut.

What happens now?



The only thing I changed was I put quotes around the path in the shortcut:

"C:\Program Files\BOINC\boinc.exe" --gui_rpc_port 31416 --detach_console
"C:\Program Files\BOINC\boincmgr.exe" --gui_rpc_port 31416 --detach_console

Double Cliking on BOINC shortcut did nothing as far as I could see.
Double Clicking on BOINC MGR gave me a popup: "Option 'gui_rpc_port' requires a value, '=' expected

Then a second popup screenshot below.

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s36/Dukefrukem/Boinc_zps12d190e8.jpg
5) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48114)
Posted 9 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
EDIT: nevermind. one moment.
6) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48106)
Posted 8 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:

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7) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48098)
Posted 8 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
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What kind of firewall program do you use?
Have you specifically allowed both boincmgr.exe and boinc.exe through the firewall, on the private network?


I don't use any firewall software (windows firewall is turned off). I have a router though.
8) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48093)
Posted 7 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
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OK I've now tried both iterations (32 bit and 64 bit) of the 7.0.52 and 7.0.28.

I currently have the 64 bit version of 7.0.28 installed in C:\Program Files\BOINC. "Connecting to local host" for ∞
9) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48089)
Posted 7 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
bump

Try Boinc 7.0.52, if you can't get that to work eithier, i'd uninstall Boinc, delete the Boinc Data directory, and do a fresh install, and attach to your projects afresh,
you could always revert to your old host id's by following this FAQ:

How to revert to an older HostID number?

Claggy


Done. Still did not fix the issue.

Details please, how much of that did you do?, what client version did you install? x86 or x64? what directories did they install to?

Claggy



I uninstalled, deleted my data dir, installed 7.0.52 x86, it put BOINC in C:\Program Files\BOINC
and my data dir is in
C:\ProgramData\BOINC

The x86 version should be installed to C:\Program Files (x86)\BOINC and not C:\Program Files\BOINC which is for the 64bit version. (on a 64bit OS)

You did say you had a 64bit OS, so you should uninstall the x86 version and install the x64 version:

I doubt my PC specs are the problem here.
Intel/i7 920/OCed at 3.2Ghz, Ati /5900 series/ 12 GB of RAM, Win Vista 64 bit


Claggy


OK I've now tried both iterations of the 7.0.52 and 7.0.28.
10) Message boards : Questions and problems : boinc manager 7.0.28 wont connect- Windows 7 64bit (Message 48087)
Posted 7 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
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Looks like I will just have to dream about using BOINC since I cannot get it to work properly.


It's worked fine on my same build for years until recently. So odd.
11) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 48086)
Posted 7 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
bump

Try Boinc 7.0.52, if you can't get that to work eithier, i'd uninstall Boinc, delete the Boinc Data directory, and do a fresh install, and attach to your projects afresh,
you could always revert to your old host id's by following this FAQ:

How to revert to an older HostID number?

Claggy


Done. Still did not fix the issue.

Details please, how much of that did you do?, what client version did you install? x86 or x64? what directories did they install to?

Claggy



I uninstalled, deleted my data dir, installed 7.0.52 x86, it put BOINC in C:\Program Files\BOINC
and my data dir is in
C:\ProgramData\BOINC

12) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47988)
Posted 1 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
bump

Try Boinc 7.0.52, if you can't get that to work eithier, i'd uninstall Boinc, delete the Boinc Data directory, and do a fresh install, and attach to your projects afresh,
you could always revert to your old host id's by following this FAQ:

How to revert to an older HostID number?

Claggy


Done. Still did not fix the issue.
13) Message boards : Questions and problems : boinc manager 7.0.28 wont connect- Windows 7 64bit (Message 47987)
Posted 1 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
I tried this and my problem is not resolved.

Their are other threads on this same/similar problem that are also unresolved is it possible their is a design flaw with version 7?

Is their any registry changes I could make?


Having the same problem. I've done everything and it still won't connect.
14) Message boards : Questions and problems : boinc manager 7.0.28 wont connect- Windows 7 64bit (Message 47986)
Posted 1 Mar 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
edit: whoops dupe. you can delete this
15) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47950)
Posted 24 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
bump
16) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47745)
Posted 14 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
I get

"can't connect to local host" (in the command prompt)

There are not two data dirs on my system.
17) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47736)
Posted 14 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
bump
18) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47726)
Posted 12 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
yes the manager is what I mean...

advanced >> read config file

I restart my PC daily. Ever single time it boots, in the system tray, the BOINC manager has a red circle (more like a dot) that says "Connecting to localhost" and it never, ever, ever changes... ever.

these three are running in task manager

BOINC.exe
BOINCMGR.exe
BOINCTRAY.exe
19) Message boards : Questions and problems : boinc manager 7.0.28 wont connect- Windows 7 64bit (Message 47723)
Posted 11 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
Nothing yet?
20) Message boards : Questions and problems : Something wrong with BOINC Manager? (Message 47722)
Posted 11 Feb 2013 by Dukefrukem
Post:
I've exited the client, ended the processes in task manager, and started the client. I've also loaded the "read config file" from the client and I still do not have anything in my stdoutdate.

My config file is indeed in the data_dir. (located in ProgramData\BOINC.. not program files...)

There is no event log view at the start of the client.


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