dnetc question

[tjll11a]

Was wondering is there away to have the client run invisable not in the taskbar. (In windows 95?)

 

[wildhagen]

dnetc.exe -hide
dnetc.exe -quiet

 

[tjll11a]

what is the difference between hide and queit. How do I restore it???

 

[Polo]

quiet and hiden are two different syntax for the same result.

DNETC.EXE -shutdown to stop the client
DNETC.EXE -noquiet to relaunch. (-noquiet is mandatory only if you configure your client to run hiden in your DNETC.INI file :
[display]
detached=yes )

You can also run your client as a service :
DNETC.EXE -install --> to install your client as a service
DNETC.EXE -svcstart --> to start it immediatly (not waiting the next reboot)

You can also configure your client to write a log file. In your DNETC.INI file just put a line like this one :

[logging]
log-file=activity.log
log-file-type="no limit" --> no limit indicates that the file will grow with no limit to contain all the history of your cruncher.

Then you can look at your log file to see the activity of your cracker without stopping it.

 

[MolecA]

There is no difference between -hide and -quiet. Once it's in quiet mode you can't get it back, but why would you want to? if it's running and running well only leaching off idle time then leave it

If you really wanna see what it's doing then you will have to kill the process and restart it normally.

 

[RaySun2Be]

If you run the client as a service, be sure to remove it from the startup folder. The client running as a service is well hidden in WIN95. It does not show up on the task bar, nor does it show up in the Task Manager. Another advantage is that if you are on a network, it will start on re-boot and no one has to log in like you have to do if it is in the startup folder.

 

[tjll11a]

how do you uninstall is as a service?

Thankyou for all your help
Jason

 

[Joe O]

DNETC.EXE -uninstall --> to uninstall your client as a service