Best way to run seti without showing in the task bar

[ICXRa]

I have seti running on a machine at work which is used by a co-worker. At the end of the day when she is turning off morpheus and other such software seti also gets shut off. I have admin rights to this Win2k box and would like to have seti running at all times. I have seen other posts concerning this but need to know what is the method of choice when it comes to setting it up this way. I am currently running the cli and setidriver setup on this box. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Confused]

One of the Service installs from the bottom of this page, then there will be no icons in the task bar, and it will also run when the computer is locked, or nobody is logged on

ConfusedBW

 

[Crazee]

ICXRa I would recommend the Flexinstaller. Just be careful...it makes you want to assimilate the whole network

Just make sure you set it up for one of the TeAm proxies.

 

[Tarca]

Also you can try FireDaemon

Firedaemon

I use it on a few machines including a setiQueue machine. It works quite well.

 

[Confused]

I have just updated my page to include some details about the FlexInstaller

Check the link in my previous post

ConfusedBW

 

[RaySun2Be]

Yep, if you are using the CLI & SETIDRIVER, just install the SETIDRIVER as a service and make sure Hide is selected in the SETIDRIVER config.

 

[ICXRa]

So many choices so few machines

Thanks for the input everyone!

Ray:


<< Yep, if you are using the CLI & SETIDRIVER, just install the SETIDRIVER as a service and make sure Hide is selected in the SETIDRIVER config. >>


I am not sure exactly how you do this since I have never installed the setidriver but just unzipped and clicked!

 

[RaySun2Be]

IsOS WIN9x/ME SETIDRIVER Service Install - Make sure you replace the user_info.sah with yours. Also check the priority setting in SETI Driver.cfg.


IsOS Win2K SETIDRIVER Service Install - Make sure you replace the user_info.sah with yours. Also check the priority setting in SETI Driver.cfg.

 

[ShotgunSteven]

I am using IsOs' excellent Win9x service install on the machines at my friend's game store, as I got tired of customers dinking around with it. It has been working great so far, and I am sure the Win2K service install is just as good.

 

[ICXRa]

Thanks! for the fast response and great help everybody.

This is a fine example of what makes this the best TeAm