Linux WU Caching

Mithian

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• Mar 3, 2002

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Is there a console program for the Linux command line client, that will cache WU's?

Sorry if this is a stupid question, I just would really like to make sure that all of my boxes are crunching and not wasting cycles.

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• Mar 3, 2002

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I did not find one when I was looking but that was several months ago. I use SETIQueue on one of my Win98 machines on my home LAN and just point my Linux machines to it as the proxy.

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Thanks, guess I'll have to give it a try.

Must.. not... waste... cycles....

 

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• Mar 4, 2002

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Most of the Linux caching progs are scripts. Multiseti is a good one. You can find it in the links section of the S@H site.

 

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Just for future reference I tested out a whole bunch and finally found one I really liked. setibatch. It works nice, its just a little bash script, with a few command line options, easy setup, lets you see how far each workunit is along, all in all, very nice.

Mithian

PS - Thanks for the help everyone.

 

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• Mar 6, 2002

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Thanx for relaying the info!

It will be most usefull for my next project!

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