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I would guess that your athlon x2 is also too slow to meet deadlines.

That shows the client being stopped before the WU was even finished.

What happens if you deselect the "beta" option?

I wouldn’t think so.
The code using runtime looks generic, not specific to WU or core type.

I believe unit runtime is zero until a WU has been successfully completed for that project number.

Some limited history data is stored in client.db, which is used when estimating ppd and eta.

You should only need to set a password on the remote computer. If it is headless, you can ssh in and set from command line FAHClient —send-command “option password ‘mypass’” That is a double dash before send-command. Your access password is not encrypted, nor is the connection to a remote via FAHCon...

FAHControl will display options that appear from the command line. I’m just saying you can’t change the command line options from FAHControl. And my memory is that command line options override what is in config.xml

FAHControl sends changes to the client, which writes those changes to config.xml after a short delay.

On Linux, I believe the log directories are set on the command line by the service file. Such may override anything in config.xml or the Expert tab. If you want logs elsewhere, you should edit the service file or use symlinks.

This might help

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There is not yet an rpm linux installer package. You would need to build it from source. The bleeding edge builds are broken, so you would need to git switch to the desired release tag before building. v8.3.6 might work best. There have been some changes to rpm building since v8.3.1.

I would agree that this is confusing.

To change the account of a client, you need to link it to the current account via the account settings page. Scroll down.

You are probably also looking at the local direct connected client, so you should not assume the current login matches the local client.

The user,team,passkey are set when the WU is assigned and cannot be changed. This is intended behavior.