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Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 169 Credit: 15,015,977 RAC: 4 ![]() ![]() |
How do I "drain" a client from the command line? I need to do a kernel upgrade, which probably shouldn't be done in mid-WU. So I'd like to have the machine finish its current WUs and then wait, without downloading any new ones. The "un-installing BOINC" How-to on the Wiki looks like it would cover it, but hasn't been written yet :( Thanks Henry |
Send message Joined: 13 Jul 05 Posts: 169 Credit: 15,015,977 RAC: 4 ![]() ![]() |
I'm still puzzling over this. What do people do when they go on holiday? The manual suggests "boinc_cmd --nomorework" would be the thing, but there's no boinc_cmd in the Linux distro! boinc -exit_when_idle is nearly there, but while it does all the available work without downloading more, it doesn't notify the site that the results have been uploaded. (It doesn't exit, as claimed, either!) And no, connecting with a GUI from another machine isn't possible; so I guess the only option is to detach the machine? Thanks Henry |
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