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Message 4825 - Posted: 7 Jul 2004, 0:58:56 UTC

My computer received a browser hijacker that forced me to erase my hard drive and start from scratch :^(
After downloading Boinc again,
I have tried to attach to the seti project for over an hour but I keep getting the message that Boinc can't get the main page
for
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu check the URL and try again
I cut and paste this exact url the first time I switched to Boinc and it ran fine (as fine as boinc will run lately) but now it just keeps detaching from project? What can I do to get going again? HELP HELP!!
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Message 4826 - Posted: 7 Jul 2004, 1:04:48 UTC

BOINC is sensitive to leading and trailing spaces in both the URL and the key.

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Message 4854 - Posted: 7 Jul 2004, 3:16:21 UTC - in response to Message 4826.  

> BOINC is sensitive to leading and trailing spaces in both the URL and the key.
>
It may also just be the server problems that have been plaguing us all.

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Message 4944 - Posted: 7 Jul 2004, 9:00:32 UTC

Go back for a while to Seti@Home Classic. That still works fine.
BOINC has problems for the moment.

Greetings from Belgium ;)




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