Message boards : Questions and problems : Remove the client without losing any work.
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Send message Joined: 21 Nov 10 Posts: 3 ![]() |
I want to remove the client from this machine and install it on another. I don't want to lose any work. So if I understand correctly I just click on the no new tasks button. Then when everything is complete just remove the client. Question, the tasks still show up in the task window with a status of complete. The messages tab shows it uploaded a file. So if I remove the client I don't lose anything, Its already done right? Even though it is still in the task window with a status of complete. |
Send message Joined: 21 Nov 10 Posts: 3 ![]() |
OK never mind, I found it. Just FYI.... It is complete and it uploaded the data, BUT... You must click the update button to get credit reported. |
Send message Joined: 21 Nov 10 Posts: 3 ![]() |
Then is disappears from the task tab page.... |
Send message Joined: 5 Oct 06 Posts: 5149 ![]() |
Wish there was an option to say "report all work upon client exit" Think many part time crunchers would be happy with that too... particular those that move around with a laptop. There's a lot of relevant stuff in Client configuration. Option: <report_results_immediately> Command line: --exit_when_idle |
![]() Send message Joined: 20 Dec 07 Posts: 1069 ![]() |
hmmm, but maybe there is already an "expert" way of doing this with boinccmd maybe or some argument code for boinc.exe **, but then it optimally should be "set forget noob" level IMMHO ;-) Not quite noob level, but for the purpose of the OP, the --exit_when_idle command-line option would work: Exit when there are no more tasks, and report completed tasks immediately. New in 6.1 Since 6.11, there's also a <exit_when_idle> option for the cc_config.xml file. Gruß, Gundolf [edit]Okay, Richard was faster (again :-)[/edit] |
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