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You can pause and restart using "FAHClient --send-pause" and "FAHClient --send-unpause" - you can automate this from within bash or whatnot, also --send-finish and have a look at "FAHClient --help" for all the options....

Has anyone managed to get the client running on Ubuntu 17.04 yet? I've installed it in the same way as on previous versions 14.04 and 16.04, but it doesn't seem to work on 17.04. Any idea's on how to trouble shoot this would be great.

ahh phew - i did a chunk of folding to warm my workshop up but, yeah - didn't see an increase on my stats monitoring.

I've been thinking about a folding 'thermostat' - a couple of temperature sensors wired up to a PC or Raspberry Pi that can then issue a 'Finish' command to the folding slot nearest to completion. It would work better with the proposed 'streaming' cores than with WUs where it might be an hour befor...

Hi all - is anyone else seeing that the teams stats are frozen?

bruce wrote: (That presumes that you've completed a local installation on each client.)

and enabled remote access for the client.

yes - I have done this on my blade server. there is a guide online, https://folding.stanford.edu/home/guide ... ide/#ntoc8. but i went a different route and customised the .deb installer, then just 2 lines in the terminal and i can monitor remotely over network. http://www.crazy-logic.co.uk/archives...

Thanks guys - that really useful information.

Hi all,

someone has offered me a couple of GTX 260 - are these still usable by FAH?
If they are I will add them into my systems, otherwise i'll tell them to eBay them.

Thanks

Thanks Joe,

I think i was mis typing the address as I don't know why but I was using the folding.stanford.edu server which has a slightly different directory structure.

i used:
wget --no-check-certificate http://folding.stanford.edu/releases/pu ... _amd64.deb
wget --no-check-certificate http://folding.stanford.edu/releases/pu ... -1_all.deb

hi guys - i think the links in the 'Terminal installation for Debian / Mint / Ubuntu' section of linux-install-guide are wrong, as they didn't work for me.

I have working links that i used but i can't post just yet as a new user.