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Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Understanding pending credit
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I've only been running seti@home since the 19th of this month so this may be a redundant question. Looking at my results I see three tasks that have credit pending, one that was just completed today which is probably not an issue, the other two though I have questions about. One was completed on 23 May and the other on 28 May. I notice that when looking at work unit details for the oldest one I see two computers listed, one of course is mine, the other is someone else. I assume that each task is run in parallel using two computers? The outcome of my run on this task is directly below, the other persons is below that. So can I assume that I won't receive credit for this work unit until the other computer is finished with it? | |
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Each SETI@home workunit is initially issued twice. | |
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... Perhaps the BOINC FAQ Service can help :-) Gruß, Gundolf ____________ Computer sind nicht alles im Leben. (Kleiner Scherz) SETI@home classic workunits 3,758 SETI@home classic CPU time 66,520 hours | |
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... I've placed the below in my /etc/profile: BROWSER="/home/chris/firefox/firefox" and added BROWSER to the below line export HISTCONTROL HISTSIZE BROWSER There is also another export line: export PATH PS1 USER LOGNAME MAIL HOSTNAME INPUTRC NLSPATH does it make a difference which export line BROWSER is on? It didn't make a difference though, Konqueror still came up instead of Firefox. | |
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... Doing some googling on the subject of profiles I found an old message from a few years back where someone just wrote a simple shell script with this in it: #/bin/bash cd /home/chris/BOINC export BROWSER=/home/chris/firefox/firefox ./run_manager made it executable, placed it on the desktop and all problems with using FireFox are solved. Don't know why your solution didn't work, I must have been doing something wrong. I wouldn't think I'd have had to reboot to get it to work. | |
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Questions and Answers : Unix/Linux : Understanding pending credit
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