I have just started the Climate Prediction Dot Net BOINC Beta version 4.03. However they say that Seti Boinc 3.19 is not compatible with this new version so I would be unable to run both. I would like to have them both running at, say, 1/3 Seti, 2/3 CPDN, but it appears that I will have to choose between the two projects. Is there a compatible Seti client on the way.

update to boinc 3.20
ttyl
Jeff (Nightowl)
All your answers in one spot:
http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/transition.php
=====
If you dont like Boinc, then go back to classic seti.

First, please keep quiet about that project, they don't want it released yet. Please edit your post.

Yes there will be a 4.x S@H client sometime.

> First, please keep quiet about that project, they don't want it released yet.
> Please edit your post.
>
> Yes there will be a 4.x S@H client sometime.
>
> <a> href="http://www.boinc.dk/index.php?page=user_statistics&project=sah&userid=9915">
>Thanks,John,
Sorry to have let this slip prematurely. I've been running the CPDN program for almost a year and having switched to Seti BOINC recently after nearly 3 years Classic, having both projects running as BOINC seemed like a good idea. It seemed like a reasonable question that others who are also interested in these two projects might have. With the problems the Seti guys are having just now I've had to detach and revert back to Classic anyway as I haven't been able to get any WUs from them for almost a week. Hope they can sort this soon so as not to put off newcomers.
I've tried to get back into my original message to edit it as you suggest or even remove the question completely, but it won't let me in.
Once again sorry for blowing the whistle and thanks for you reply.

> > First, please keep quiet about that project, they don't want it released
> yet.
> > Please edit your post.
> >
> > Yes there will be a 4.x S@H client sometime.
> >
> > <a>
> href="http://www.boinc.dk/index.php?page=user_statistics&project=sah&userid=9915">
> >Thanks,John,
> Sorry to have let this slip prematurely. I've been running the CPDN program
> for almost a year and having switched to Seti BOINC recently after nearly 3
> years Classic, having both projects running as BOINC seemed like a good idea.
> It seemed like a reasonable question that others who are also interested in
> these two projects might have. With the problems the Seti guys are having just
> now I've had to detach and revert back to Classic anyway as I haven't been
> able to get any WUs from them for almost a week. Hope they can sort this soon
> so as not to put off newcomers.
> I've tried to get back into my original message to edit it as you suggest or
> even remove the question completely, but it won't let me in.
> Once again sorry for blowing the whistle and thanks for you reply.
>
>



Log in and it should let you edit your post.......

This 'SPACE' for Rent.
M7

> First, please keep quiet about that project, they don't want it released yet.
> Please edit your post.

why? whats the big deal? obviously people know about it
ttyl
Jeff (Nightowl)
All your answers in one spot:
http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/transition.php
=====
If you dont like Boinc, then go back to classic seti.

> > First, please keep quiet about that project, they don't want it released
> yet.
> > Please edit your post.
>
> why? whats the big deal? obviously people know about it
> ttyl
> Jeff (Nightowl)
> All your answers in one spot:
> http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/transition.php
> =====
> If you dont like Boinc, then go back to classic seti.
>
In the email from that project, everyone was asked to keep quiet about its move to BOINC until they were ready to announce. They are not ready to cope with a large number of people moving over yet.

> In the email from that project, everyone was asked to keep quiet about its
> move to BOINC until they were ready to announce. They are not ready to cope
> with a large number of people moving over yet.

When was this email? I've seen several online publications mention CPDN in the past couple of months, some mentioning the move to BOINC, and just about anyone visiting the site, even if just to participate in the new program, should notice the "Beta" tag on one of the options, iirc. If it is a secret, it is one of the poorest kept secrets around...

> When was this email? I've seen several online publications mention CPDN in
> the past couple of months, some mentioning the move to BOINC, and just about
> anyone visiting the site, even if just to participate in the new program,
> should notice the "Beta" tag on one of the options, iirc. If it is a secret,
> it is one of the poorest kept secrets around...

It's no secret that CPDN has been planning to move to BOINC. What they want under wraps is the URL they sent to the beta group.

<a> [/url]

> When was this email? I've seen several online publications mention CPDN in
> the past couple of months, some mentioning the move to BOINC, and just about
> anyone visiting the site, even if just to participate in the new program,
> should notice the "Beta" tag on one of the options, iirc. If it is a secret,
> it is one of the poorest kept secrets around...
>
An email was sent to a few people who were either CPDN users or BOINC users that were recommended to them. Like the Alpha project it is by invitation only. Unlike Alpha, it will open up to everyone at some time in the future.

> It's no secret that CPDN has been planning to move to BOINC. What they want
> under wraps is the URL they sent to the beta group.

Aha, i understand.