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Dnet Client Question

I have been installing the client as a service lately. The way i understand it is that the client is running even at the login prompt where the startup folder method won't be. Is that a correct assumption.
 
Yes, that is correct. If you are running in NT, you should be able to see the client in the Services menu in the Control Panel.
 
turn logging on, then open the log file with NOTEPAD or a text editor and it will have each blocked cracked, and the summary of blocks cracked, including keyrate.

In the DNETC.INI file:

[logging]
log-file-type=fifo
log-file-limit=0
log-file=dnetclog.txt


This setting limits the log file to ~100K, oldest records are deleted as needed once it hits the 100K size and new records are added. if you use the GUI config (DNETC -CONFIG from the command line) it will have some of the different settings you can use for the log file.

I find this easiest.

Here is an example of the log file:

[Dec 20 13:02:02 UTC] Loaded RC5 1*2^28 packet EE1E5FE3:20000000
[Dec 20 13:02:02 UTC] Summary: 81 RC5 packets (81*2^28 keys)
0.09:01:20.72 - [664.70 kkeys/s]
[Dec 20 13:02:02 UTC] 134 RC5 packets (329 work units) remain in buff-in.rc5
[Dec 20 13:02:02 UTC] Projected ideal time to completion: 1.05:36:36.00
[Dec 20 13:02:02 UTC] 1 RC5 packet (1 work unit) is in buff-out.rc5
[Dec 20 13:02:17 UTC] The perproxy says: "Coming soon: www.l33tbox.com!!"
[Dec 20 13:02:17 UTC] Retrieved 1 RC5 packet (1 work unit) from server
[Dec 20 13:02:17 UTC] Sent 1 RC5 packet (1 work unit) to server
 
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