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Web interfaces :
Request for additional features in User Detailed Information.
(Message 3091)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Hi all: Could you tell me exactly what you are looking for here. The Recent Average Credit value is the average credit returned over the last week already. Or are you looking for something else? |
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Web interfaces :
Request for additional features in User Detailed Information.
(Message 3090)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Ok, I put the time of the XML data file that was imported on the main page. The BBC project was added yesterday (24 users imported at the time their stats data was exported). As for the averages, that will probably take me a bit. |
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Web interfaces :
new boinc project w extra web features
(Message 3082)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Is the project "public"? If so, I will add it to the boinc combined stats site (its only exporting the user info, can you also export the host and team info?) |
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BOINC Manager :
BBC Climate Project - Network Install
(Message 3081)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Oh, and for managing farms - I have a tool in the works. It is still mostly design scratches on paper as I haven't had much time to code lately. There was a code change in the core client that was submitted and accepted to make this possible (it is in the 5.3.x version of the client). I'll post more once I have a beta version up and running. |
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BOINC Manager :
BBC Climate Project - Network Install
(Message 3080)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: That is actually easy to do. All you need to do attach to the bbc project from one computer. Then copy the file account_bbc.cpdn.org.xml (found in the boinc program directory - c:\\program files\\boinc\\ by default for a windows client) to the boinc directory on all the 400 other machines. The next time the boinc client starts on those machines, it will fetch work from the BBC project. |
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BOINC Manager :
BBC Climate Change Experiment
(Message 3079)
Posted 15 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Well, they are exporting the stats files and it is granting credit to people. I think the confusion is that the boinc credits from the bbc project will not show up on the climateprediction.net project. If you are attached to both projects, your user CPID should sync and the combinded stats sites will do the combination for you. :) |
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Web interfaces :
Add a + 100,000 and a - 100,000 to BOINC Combined user totals
(Message 3001)
Posted 9 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Done. |
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Web interfaces :
Computers not hidden but boinc.berkeley.edu says they are?
(Message 2999)
Posted 9 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Looks like your there now (53rd today in the 10 or less list when sorted by total credit) |
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Computers not hidden but boinc.berkeley.edu says they are?
(Message 2989)
Posted 8 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: *sigh* I must have been kind of sleepy the last time I updated the sql script. You should show up in the 10 or fewer and 20 or fewer lists tomorrow (Feb 9) after the scripts run again (they complete about 6am CDT). For some reason, I messed up the filter process in that it was always using old data, and not updating one of the tables used in the filter process. I fixed that now. Just an FYI, BURP is not counted in filtering process and will always show the computers as "hidden" when viewing the details for a person. This is because the export files for the hosts are in an old format that does not export all the needed information (like who a host belongs to and the host cpid). |
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Web interfaces :
Add a + 100,000 and a - 100,000 to BOINC Combined user totals
(Message 2988)
Posted 8 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Hi: Which stats site are you talking about? |
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BOINC Manager :
Stats page top single user
(Message 2930)
Posted 2 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Another thought hit me. When you say you have credits on Seti@Home, are you refering to those that were imported from the Seti@Home classic (pre-boinc)? If that is the case, those are not counted in any ranking system that I know of as the "credit" method used between the two is vastly different. |
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BOINC Manager :
Stats page top single user
(Message 2929)
Posted 2 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: or you could just go by your CPID: Right now, I show 4 "staylor"'s from the seti@home project. But none of them have the same cpid as the one in the URL above. Until your cpid goes in sync, the seti credits won't show up on that link. If your computer is attached with boinc to that project as well as the others, the cross project id (cpid) should go in sync. |
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BOINC Manager :
Stats page top single user
(Message 2908)
Posted 1 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: or you could just go by your CPID: http://boinc.netsoft-online.com/get_user.php?cpid=f19074a61ea515b605ed92ca532908bb&html=1 Only thing is the page only shows the over all world rank. I will work on having it display the other rankings when I get some free time. |
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BOINC Manager :
Stats page top single user
(Message 2907)
Posted 1 Feb 2006 by James Drews Post: Either I fat fingered it, of just can't type. Anyway, your entry is curently (as of Feb 1) at rank 1105 http://boinc.netsoft-online.com/rankings.php?list=r_p_1_e&start=1101 |
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BOINC Manager :
Stats page top single user
(Message 2895)
Posted 31 Jan 2006 by James Drews Post:
Probably because your ranking in that set is crrently at 966 http://boinc.netsoft-online.com/rankings.php?list=r_p_1_e&start=901 The page you are looking at is ranked by the recent average credit, not total credit. That page would be: http://boinc.netsoft-online.com/rankings.php?list=r_p_1_t&start=5901 Both pages above have you listed (at least today when I looked) Guess I really need to impliment a search on that site. Not enought hours in the day... |
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BOINC client :
Installing the client in linux
(Message 2677)
Posted 20 Jan 2006 by James Drews Post: I just downloaded the linux version and followed the instructions for intalling a self-extracting archive, but when I type in the After you downloaded the file, did you chmod it so it is executable? chmod 550 boinc_5.2.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh The other probem may be that the shell (sh) isn't in your path. It usually lives in /bin, so you could type /bin/sh boinc_5.2.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu.sh (but I still think it needs to be chmod'd first) James |
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BOINC Manager :
Automating Project Attachment on Remote Machines
(Message 2676)
Posted 20 Jan 2006 by James Drews Post:
Short of adding code to the core client to encrypt the files (ok, since it is open source, it wouldn't take much to write a program to decrypt, but it would keep out the casual file browser type person). For "public" machines, you pretty much have to use file permissions to keep people out of the account_*.xml files. James |
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BOINC client :
Assign client to alternative TCP-port
(Message 2663)
Posted 18 Jan 2006 by James Drews Post: In later versions (can't remember which version it got added in), there is a command line option that you can add to set the port it listens on: -gui_rpc_port xxx |
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