Space Forum / SETI / November 2003

I have multiple SETI@HOME accounts, is there away to merge them
to one?
One other problem is I have forgotten my seti@home passwords
for them. Is there away to find out what they were without having the

I have an old e-machines computer that I would like to use for setiathome
but I am not sure how to do this since the old computer has no internet
connection. My current computer that I use for seti has a cable modem and I
am using command line client. I do not plan on connecting the ...

I posted this on the message board haven't recieved any help:
I'm running setiathome on solaris 8 and 9 and I have been seeing this message:
 Done with work unit.
 Sending result - connecting to server.

I have it set up and running but under the cache setup I cant set the upload
or download schedule. Each day looks like:
the Day name: followed by a large space, followed by a little square window
followed by a long button.

Just read the articles at seti.org on the ongoing observations
by Project Phoenix at Arecibo.  All great stuff, but in all my
years of reading about SETI, I had not come across Microwave
Ovens as being a major source of RFI.  Yet MOs were

They are connected to our internet system , you just have to choose
the right domains :
In our solar system :
.merc Mercury

I have tried posting two messages to this group... they show up but then I
come back and the are gone... No wonder I haven't gotten anyreplies.

Looking for faq's on running text-based seti@home as a service
whenever the PC is on under XP pro, regardless of logon state, I've
found references that are pretty dated, some with broken links, and
references to NT. While I know XP is still a close desendant of NT, is

Join the new SETI@Home International Dark-Sky Association group at:

I was one of those people who had probs after the db crash the other week, and
one of my machines running suse 8.1 and ksetispy which has been running
flawless for months would not send back any units, I could move the upload
folder to another machine on my LAN and send from there ...

I'm running Windows XP and Linux on the same computer - of course not at
the same time ;-) .
The Windows version of SETI@home is installed on the NTFS partition. Now I
want to install SETI@home for Linux but because the Windows and the Linux

I've got a new pc and it's WinXP OS does anyone know which cmd-line version
runs on XP as the  i386-winnt-cmdline it doesn't say it does!
Any feedback appreciated.
encoderX

I was wondering what the actual processes that were used to generated both
the MD5 and CRC sum checks.  I have been trying to make a type of file
verifying index for CSV files and came up with a system that multiplies the
bytes in the file with their position in the file.  I had to ...

Is there any way to stop the graphics from rotating?  Using SETI@HOME
Classic.  Thanks.
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Louie

So, how long before this becomes official and not only for beta testing?