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HELP! Seti Queue and CLI

BlvdKing

Golden Member
Yesterday I decided to give the CLI a go. I downloaded it to it's own directory and then downloaded a packet. I then made a shortcut to it in my startup bar with the options -proxy 192.168.0.1:5517 -verbose so that it would access Seti Queue. When I woke up this morning I noticed that it completed a packet and sent it to SetiQueue for cache, but it's not getting a cached packet from SetiQueue. I also tried the option -proxy 127.0.0.1:5517 but it doesn't work either. How do I get the CLI to get a packet from SetiQueue?
 
Well, this is wierd, I just put -proxy 192.168.0.1:5517 in the options for the shortcut again and it worked. I would still like to know how you have yours set up though. I wonder if I am doing something wrong still. Thanks in advance.
 
One last thing, how do I take the CLI out of the task bar (hide it or put and icon in the system tray)? Is that possible?
 
To make things easy to configure,put the CLi as an icon in the systray & store WU's(ok you don't need that bit😉) use SETIDriver 🙂

BTW even though you have SETIQ to store WU's you'll still need to set SETIDriver to 1 to allow it to work
 
The CLI should take the switches /m (keeps it minized) and /h (to hide it)
I use SetiLog to run the CLI which also uses those switches and then logs each completed WU to a csv file.
I also use SetiWatch to moniter my clients and that also reads the csv file to show you all sorts of info 🙂
 
Where do I put this "/h" in the shortcut for the CLI?

Right now I have this:

"C:\Documents and Settings\chuck\My Documents\Seti@home Command Line\setiathome-3.03.i386-winnt-cmdline.exe" -proxy 192.168.0.1:5517 -verbose

Where do I add the /h?

 
"C:\Documents and Settings\chuck\My Documents\Seti@home Command Line\setiathome-3.03.i386-winnt-cmdline.exe" -proxy 192.168.0.1:5517 -verbose /h


That should work🙂
 
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