1) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : BOINC "uses" Terminal (Message 51158) Posted 4 Dec 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: > The terminal window can't be used. The ONLY way I've been able to find to > resolve this is to go to File/New Command..., type bash (or whatever you use), > check "Run command inside a shell", and click the Run button. This > successfully opens a new bash shell with the result: > > mycomputer:~ myaccount$ bash; exit > mycomputer:~ myaccount$ > > And I'm back in business. Still looking for a fix, not a workaround. Here's the fix: 1. Go to youraccount/Library/Preferences. 2. Open com.apple.Terminal.plist (double-click and it should open with Property List Editor. 3. Expand root. 4. Scroll down to ExecutionString. 5. Double-click on the string that appears in the right-most column. 6. Type /usr/bin/login (UNIX experts, help me with alternatives) 7. Login to your account. No more boinc takeover of the Terminal.

2) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : BOINC "uses" Terminal (Message 49930) Posted 29 Nov 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: The only answer to my question is a workaround and not a solution. To restate my original problem: After installing BOINC-SETI, every time I run Terminal.app it displays: mycomputer:~ myaccount$ /Users/myaccount/Applications/boinc/boincseti; exit -bash: /Users/myaccount/Applications/boinc/boincseti: No such file or directory logout [Process exited - exit code 127] The result is correct because I've renamed boincseti to something else to avoid running it again and having the shell tell me it's already running. The terminal window can't be used. The ONLY way I've been able to find to resolve this is to go to File/New Command..., type bash (or whatever you use), check "Run command inside a shell", and click the Run button. This successfully opens a new bash shell with the result: mycomputer:~ myaccount$ bash; exit mycomputer:~ myaccount$ And I'm back in business. Still looking for a fix, not a workaround.

3) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : BOINC "uses" Terminal (Message 19027) Posted 29 Aug 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: > > > Just start a new shell (hit command-n) and you should be fine. > > > > > > > > > > Nope. It opens in the new shell as well. > > I had this happen too. It would tell me I'd already got a copy of SETI@home > running. Unfortunately, I tried so many things that I can't remember offhand > which one fixed it. One thing I did was to change the Terminal preferences for > opening a new window from 'Execute the default login shell using > /usr/bin/login' to 'Execute this command' and specifying /bin/bash . I think > that was probably the answer but it won't do any harm to change it to that. > > Nope. Already had it set to 'Execute this command' with /bin/bash specified. Switched back the the first choice. Closed the app and reopened it. Still opens but now only asks URL of the project. Takes two Control-c's to end it. Switched back to the /bin/bash execute and still no go. Aaaaargh!

4) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : Boinc Needs A Simple Classic Seti Interface (Message 17870) Posted 26 Aug 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: http://homepage.mac.com/delaneyrm/SETIControl.html Simple with just a Start button but it lists Total Credits, Average Credits, Work Unit Statistics, Progress, and Status. Did I mention that it's free?

5) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : BOINC "uses" Terminal (Message 17867) Posted 26 Aug 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: > Just start a new shell (hit command-n) and you should be fine. > > Nope. It opens in the new shell as well. FYI - I downloaded SETI Control v2.2. It gives a great GUI for SETI. http://homepage.mac.com/delaneyrm/SETIControl.html

6) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : BOINC "uses" Terminal (Message 16273) Posted 22 Aug 2004 by Ralph Messner Post: BOINC client version 3.18 for powerpc-apple-darwin installed fine and runs (no work units yet), except... When I open Terminal BOINC runs. I have to hit control-c to quit it. I'd like to use my Terminal for other things but BOINC always runs. What'd I do wrong?

 
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