Several questions -- CLI mode, Secure Desktop, etc

I'm running Windows 2000. I *was* running the CLI version of S@H Classic, but was shocked to see that there is not a CLI-mode version of SetiBOINC available for download (although you can download the source and compile it yourself... Fat lot of good that does someone w/o a compiler!) I do realize that there is not as much need for a CLI version since the new client will "dock" itself into the system tray and all but disappear. However, it would be nice to have a CLI version as well.

Second -- When will SAH be working again? Currently when I try to join the "full release" version of SAH, I get a message that the server has software problems. Yesterday I couldn't connect because the server was down for maintenance. What gives? When is this thing going to be "ready for primetime"???

> The CLI is partly working. It is supposed to be working completely sometime
> before S@H1 is stopped. It is in your BOINC directory, but there are
> problems. Rights management and stopping when the active user logs out are two
> of them. What I believe is supposed to happen (don't hold me to this, I am
> not quite certain) is that the CLI is installed to do the control of the WU
> processing apps, and the GUI is also installed, and talks to the CLI to allow
> for easier control. The CLI is supposed to allow the option of remote control
> from a GUI on a different machine. This setup also allows for a replacement
> UI of somesort to be written.
>
Thanks, John...
The way it was posted in the download section it sounded like the only way to have a CLI client was to compile your own, something most people aren't capable of doing in a Microsoft environment... :-) Now a *nix environment, that's a different story... but then we already have a pre-comipled cli client for *nix. ;-)

'Preciate the explanation...now if only S@H2's server would come back up... *sigh*