1) Questions and Answers : Getting started : setiathome.berkeley.edu not a valid project URL (Message 204527) Posted 6 Dec 2005 by U.F. Oskam Post: FOUND IT... Problem was, that the proxysettings waren't changeable (greyed out). The next sequence solved the problem: Uninstalled the client, restarted the PC, deleted the remaining Boinc-folder and reinstalled the boinc-client. After that I could change the proxy-settings and got -- finally -- connection. Everything is now running well. Thanks for all your advises. Ulco

2) Questions and Answers : Getting started : setiathome.berkeley.edu not a valid project URL (Message 200084) Posted 1 Dec 2005 by U.F. Oskam Post: Do you enter the whole URL (including 'http://')? And making sure that it contains no leading or trailing spaces? And did the password propt show or did the message come befor it could? :-)= Greybeard First: i have normal internet connection, the download was performed at the same computer, second: i've never seen a password prompt. And do still have no connection. In research... the proxy-information of my LAN connection are not transferred into the preferences of boinc... could that give the problem? If yes do you know how to change te proxysettings? Greetz, Ulco

3) Questions and Answers : Getting started : setiathome.berkeley.edu not a valid project URL (Message 199348) Posted 30 Nov 2005 by U.F. Oskam Post: Using 5.2.13 on winXPse, removed old setiathome, installed this boinc version, trying to connect to my account with Add Project, but programm reacts -after long communication - with "Given URL is not an existing BOINC project". In the messages I found this: 30-11-2005 13:56:08||Fetching config info from http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/get_project_config.php 30-11-2005 13:56:23||Couldn't resolve hostname [setiathome.berkeley.edu] 30-11-2005 13:56:41||Couldn't resolve hostname [www.yahoo.com] 30-11-2005 13:56:59||Couldn't resolve hostname [www.google.com] Please help.. I want to have my seti back!!

 
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