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Sekerob
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oK, thank you for your replay..... Please when you decide to use BAM, we would not lose our scores on wcg.... thank you. Lele You never loose scores... it's just a question to make sure the email address remains identical for the CPID roll-up function to continue working.
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Former Member
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Thanks uplinger!
I finally got my BOINC working on my computer ^^" I had a fresh install a week ago and couldn't figure why it would never work... |
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Former Member
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Worked like a charm. Thank you!
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Former Member
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To Uplinger and Shanen,
Thanks ever so much. I really thought I was defeated on this installation. After utilizing your instructions, voila... one more soon to be discarded computer is working in the service of the WCG. Cheers, Tom P.S. Maybe I should tell that I spent 2 nights trying to install WCG on my newly Linuxed machine before I thought to check the forum. Stubborn = Stupid. |
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hunterkasy
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interesting, I have installed xubuntu 9.10 on a couple of machines and I installed boinc from the add/remove app, and so far all of my wu's are being validated have had no problems I did not have to install anything like instructed at the beginning of this thread
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johnnyward88
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I found this thread very useful and have since created this shell script:
#!/bin/bash apt-get -fy install boinc-client boinc-manager apt-get -fy install wget cd /var/lib/boinc-client/ wget http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/browser/trunk/.../ca-bundle.crt?format=raw nohup boincmgr & |
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uplinger
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johnny,
You may want to do this in your lines... #!/bin/bash apt-get -fy install boinc-client boinc-manager apt-get -fy install wget cd /var/lib/boinc-client/ mv ca-bundle.crt ca-bundle.crt_old wget -O ca-bundle.crt http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/browser/trunk/.../ca-bundle.crt?format=raw ###nohup boincmgr & I added a move of the original link so you are not over writting the other ca-bundle that is on the system. Also, I believe when you use wget, you get the format raw as part of the filename. which is not desired and should be correct. Also, no need to do this more than once per setup. But BOINC should already be running in the background, and you can pull up boinc manager through the Applications -> System Tools. I'm assuming that you are starting this script with sudo ./myscript.sh. If so you'll want to remove the boincmgr part, because you don't want it to mess with your permissions later to use boinc manger as a normal user. instead of super user root. Always good practice to not open applications as root if you can prevent it. Sorry to be nitpicking...but wget should come with the system as well. No need to install from apt-get. Putting it in one easy script for members to sudo is good, especially if they have multiple machines to monitor with the new 9.10 OS. Let me know what you think, -Uplinger |
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Former Member
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Thanks, it's working. Ubuntu 9.10.
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