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Lloyd

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Message 25420 - Posted: 2 Dec 2006, 12:45:09 UTC

I was running the Climate Prediction sulfur experiment fine. I decided to also add the Seti experiment. I downloaded BOINC from SETI and tried to install it. SETI said not to use SETI\'s version, but to go to my Linux distribution and download their version of BOIC. So I went to UBUNTU and downloaded SETI from them. Now I can not attach my computer to BOINC. BOINC keeps saying my password is incorrect. I tried for a day to figure this out. Can anyone tell me how to reset my password and attasch my computeer to BOINC?
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Message 25425 - Posted: 2 Dec 2006, 14:45:47 UTC
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Hi,
First you can use the Berkeley\'s Boinc version on any Linux Distro, AFAIK

What do you mean by \"attach your computer to Boinc\": Boinc is not a project.

Hypothesis: You can\'t open the BoincManager to attach to a project because the manager keeps asking you the password.
If it\'s the case, the password is in the gui_rpc_auth.cfg file in the BOINC folder.
As I don\'t know where is the BOINC folder on Ubuntu, you\'ll have to look for it yourself with the following command:

In command-line try:
locate gui_rpc_auth.cfg
or
locate BOINC

If locate isn\'t installed on your machine try
find / -iname \"boinc\" -type f -print
or
find / -iname \"gui_rpc_auth.cfg\" -type f -print

You can also look in the /var/lib/ folder: perhaps you\'ll see a ~/boinc-client folder in it

If you\'re talking about the project password, you can retreive it by email via that page: http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/get_passwd.php
Log in your account with the account key, go in your account and modify the password.
HTH
Arnaud
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