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Message 116047 - Posted: 29 May 2005, 4:42:49 UTC
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Does anyone know how to set up preferences so that "disable BOINC internet access" is selected when Boinc is started up on bootup? Unchecked causes me a lot of problems with AOL when logging into AOL. Running ver 4.19.
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Message 116057 - Posted: 29 May 2005, 5:31:34 UTC

Under general prefernces there is a confrim before connect option, maybe that will help....
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Message 116058 - Posted: 29 May 2005, 5:33:19 UTC - in response to Message 116057.  

Under general prefernces there is a confrim before connect option, maybe that will help....


I have "yes" to confirm before connect.
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Message 116084 - Posted: 29 May 2005, 7:40:57 UTC
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Hi,

as i remember this is a bug in 4.19. It is fixed from 4.25 onwards, where the client remembers the "disable internet access" toggle-state even after a restart. You just shouldn't forget to set the state before switching off the system in the new versions ;-)

You can install the current recommended version 4.43 (including a new scheduler policy, see various threads like this at the number crunching area) or the earlier recommended version 4.25 (where most people think the user interface is quite ugly).

You can find older versions here.

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Message 116158 - Posted: 29 May 2005, 14:50:19 UTC - in response to Message 116084.  

Hi,

as i remember this is a bug in 4.19. It is fixed from 4.25 onwards, where the client remembers the "disable internet access" toggle-state even after a restart. You just shouldn't forget to set the state before switching off the system in the new versions ;-)

You can install the current recommended version 4.43 (including a new scheduler policy, see various threads like this at the number crunching area) or the earlier recommended version 4.25 (where most people think the user interface is quite ugly).

You can find older versions here.

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Thanx. I'm downloading 4.25 now.
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Message 116335 - Posted: 30 May 2005, 3:42:44 UTC - in response to Message 116084.  

Hi,

as i remember this is a bug in 4.19. It is fixed from 4.25 onwards, where the client remembers the "disable internet access" toggle-state even after a restart. You just shouldn't forget to set the state before switching off the system in the new versions ;-)

You can install the current recommended version 4.43 (including a new scheduler policy, see various threads like this at the number crunching area) or the earlier recommended version 4.25 (where most people think the user interface is quite ugly).

You can find older versions here.

You're right. Ver 4.25 has corrected the problem. Thanx for the advice and for pointing me to where I could get this version.
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