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Just FYI, since I got it running the last time, I've since started it twice, and got nothing but the "connecting" message, hanging there doing nothing. So I just did the re-start command you posted above, and now it seems to be working. I hope I don't have to do that every time, but if I d...

I just uninstalled and then re-installed it, and it's FINALLY working! Have no idea what I did different this time.

Anyway, thanks for the help!

Hmmm ... I'm still having problems. It's perpetually on "connecting." On my "Configure" tab the client name is "local" and the Hostname or IP is 127.0.0.1. The port is 36330. All these were the defaults when I installed it. Not sure if I was supposed to change anything ...

Thanks. I guess I'll keep trying for a while. Then if I have no luck, maybe I'll try to find some other distributed computing effort that still supports 32-bit machines. I've got this old machine that works perfectly fine, and for various reasons I do not want to (and even, *can*not) upgrade it to a...

Ah, looks like I found it. Not where I thought it would be. Here it is. *********************** Log Started 2014-01-05T01:10:38Z *********************** 01:10:38:************************* Folding@home Client ************************* 01:10:38: Website: http://folding.stanford.edu/ 01:10:38: Copyrigh...

Where is my log file going to be located?

OK I'm getting nothing but "connecting" when I run it. On the viewer for "Connection" it's perpetually saying "trying." Are the servers down this weekend, or is my 32-bit machine jinxing me?

Thanks, I think I got it working - though as I type this it looks like it's having trouble connecting to the server (late Friday night?)

Gotta get the hang of this new (to me) interface, I had been using the old console version before. This is quite a bit different.

OK, I did the linking Python 2.7 with 2.6 thing while logged in as superuser, then after a few false starts I got the other routines to work. I told it to ignore all the dependency issues. In my "start" button under applications --> science both FAHControl and FAHViewer show up. When I cli...

Thanks!

Don't know yet if this has anything to do with the issues the routine above tries to resolve, but when I try to install on OpenSuse 12.3 using either Apper or the Suse installer, I get the following error message: "nothing provides bzip2-libs needed by fahviewer-7.3.6-1.i686" I might add t...