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Are the usernames case sensitive for stats. I have an old username and restarted folding but used a capital E instead of a lowercase e. Is this easy to change when using wedo's dually oneclick install.
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FAH Usernames
- Thread starter Ebola
- Start date
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- Nov 29, 2004
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- T3h Intr@tub3z!
yes.. they are case sensitive. Say if someone wanted to join F(OC)LD and instead made it f(OC)LD.... F(OC)LD would not get f(OC)LD 's poitns.
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TollhouseFrank said:
It's also sensitive to misspelling too.
Be sure what you are typing in, when setting up a machine. As far as anything to do with a one click, I'll have to let someone else help you there. I've always preferred to set up my machines manually myself and have never used a one click. 
BTW, welcome back to folding, Ebola.
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true man... true... missplleings hurt eh?
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for yatta, we have used YATTA, Yatta, and yatta one different borgs. all the points go to the same place
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I'm Glad I saw this post, I discovered a rig 3200Winny folding for "\" whoever that is. Well that was 3 weets of "poitns"(*THF) down the drain 
Welcome back Ebola, and yes as THF has said its definitely case sensitive. Its been awhile since I used a Wedo 1click. If it hasn't changed then once you have ran the 1click then go to services(assuming Win2000/XP) and stop the FAH service. Find Folding directory and edit client.cfg using notepad to your chosen alias. Once that change is saved then you start the FAH service again.
AlabamaCajun said:I'm Glad I saw this post, I discovered a rig 3200Winny folding for "\" whoever that is. Well that was 3 weets of "poitns"(*THF) down the drain
I assume there is no \ on team 32. ... its probably an invalid name so goes to 'anonymous' which partly explains why they are #1
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- Rosemount, MN
- Thread Starter
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I would check your config file if you use the one click. Mine was folding for team no one. I just deleted that and ran the normal install twice and set the service start flag to local and changed the machine ids. It working fine now but I probably gave away a free WU or two.
symantec also blocks the oneclick from installing which is a pain. I had to uninstall symantec just to get the setup to work and it still screwed up the config.
symantec also blocks the oneclick from installing which is a pain. I had to uninstall symantec just to get the setup to work and it still screwed up the config.
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