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Another instance of boinc is running?
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dude i found an alien Send message Joined: 13 Aug 04 Posts: 4 Credit: 424,483 RAC: 0 |
To start I'm a linux newbie. I love it so far but I'm still a newbie. I tried to set up an icon on the desktop to run it (for a little simplicity) but i forgot to check the run in terminal button. Now I get this error message when I try to start boinc 2004-11-27 15:47:40 [---] Another instance of BOINC is running i tried the ps command and top command but cannot find the process that is running. Any help would be great. I just tried running it after logging on with su and it works...but why won't it run when i'm logged off of su. I think my permissions are right (jt is the normal user account): -rwxr-xr-x 1 jt users 9461209 2004-11-27 00:10 boinc_4.13_i686-pc-linux-gnu |
Hans Dorn Send message Joined: 3 Apr 99 Posts: 2262 Credit: 26,448,570 RAC: 0 |
The problem is (most likely) that boinc can't write it's lockfiles. If you installed as root, you have no write access to the boinc files as a normal user. You'd have to give yourself read/write permissions for everything in the boinc dir and it's subdirs. Should be doable from gnome or KDE desktop. Regards Hans |
dude i found an alien Send message Joined: 13 Aug 04 Posts: 4 Credit: 424,483 RAC: 0 |
> The problem is (most likely) that boinc can't write it's lockfiles. > > If you installed as root, you have no write access to the boinc files as a > normal user. > > You'd have to give yourself read/write permissions for everything in the boinc > dir > and it's subdirs. > > Should be doable from gnome or KDE desktop. > > Regards Hans > Thanks that worked. Now I'm gonna see if I can lower the permissions some if at all. |
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