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Windogg is a dumbass

Windogg

Lifer
EDIT: Ignore the problem below


I got some help from Adul but it seems that only some of the systems are behaving. He helped me come up with a INI file that flushes each block as they are completed. Everything works fine on three systems with about six other not doing what they are told. here is my INI file:

[parameters]
id=myemail@account.com <= Email account

[buffers]
frequent-threshold-checks=3

[rc5]
preferred-blocksize=33
fetch-workunit-threshold=200

[networking]
autofindkeyserver=no
keyserver=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx <=My PProxy addy
nofallback=false
dialup-watcher=passive
interfaces-to-watch=*

[misc]
project-priority=RC5,OGR=0,DES=0,CSC=0

[triggers]
restart-on-config-file-change=yes

[display]
detached=yes
progress-indicator=auto-sense


It seems that only my laptop (only one without detached display, the client looks for some sort of interface and says &quot;Detected IP Link on eth0/lan0&quot;. I scrounged up an old system and loaded the DNet client and the INI file. I then installed it as a system service and turned off detached display. I looked at it for a while and realized that all it does is crack blocks without even attempting too look for the right interface.

I've tried it with and without checkpoint files and was careful about not mixing up the CP file between system.

Anyone know what is up?

Windogg
 
Since these systems are on a fixed network, try setting the 'Dial-Up Watcher' to Disabled. Rather than waiting for a connection to be detected, they'll just fetch and flush whenever they need to. This worked for me on my systems...


Edit: Yeah, what Adul said.. 😉
 
It's works that way but will it flush properly on dialup?

For example, laptop goes off the network and 100 blocks accumulates. It is 50% through block 101 and someone dials up. Will it immediatlly the 100 in the buff-out or will it wait for #101 to finish before flushing?

Windogg
 
You know, I can be a real dumbass sometimew. I took a quick look and it seems that that the version of the DNet client on the server is 463 while the version on my laptop is 465. I;m going to try and upgrade the client to see what happens.
 
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