linux seti client and cacheing

[zzzz]

I trying to run seti 3 in linux and speeds are great so far(4 hours for a duron 600@1000) but I couldn't find any program like setidriver for cacheing the WU's. This would be helpful as I have to dial in from home..
somebody has mentioned of some script on the main page of seti website but I couldn't find it.
can somebody give me some information regarding this?
thanks,zzzz

 

[artemedes]

Is this you only machine? If you have more at home, and they are networked together, the linux machine could get its WUs from SetiQ running on a windows machine.

If that is not an option, I remember reading about a linux prog that does what your looking for. I think it is called setiherder. You can find links to both on the Seti team page :link

 

[zzzz]

anybody??

 

[office boy]

you could try here...

 

[zzzz]

I tried all those programs, most of them are for monitoring clients on different machines , I didn't see anything for cacheing.(I just want to have a program as simple as setidriver!)
Somebody must have created something like that by now!!

 

[Ben98SentraSE]

Most of us use SetiQueue, a Dos program. I have it running on my Win2k box and my lone linux box accesses it. I don't think there is a linux specific caching program, unless you can use that one DOS emulator for linux and it would work- again SetiQueue is just a normal Dos app.