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Message 10740 - Posted: 11 Mar 2005, 23:41:16 UTC

Hi There,
I have boinc version 4.19 running on my Linux server running Debian 3.1.
I have notiched that when I restart the server, Climateprediction of often "crasches" and downloads a new file to work on...

Any ideas why? and how to awoid the problem (don't tell me not to restart the server).

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Message 10747 - Posted: 12 Mar 2005, 0:34:35 UTC

Wherever possible you should try to close BOINC manually before restarting the server Bent. If BOINC is forcibly closed during a file write you could end up with things in an unrecoverable state where the only option for CPDN is to crash the model.
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Message 10754 - Posted: 12 Mar 2005, 8:00:52 UTC - in response to Message 10747.  

> Wherever possible you should try to close BOINC manually before restarting the
> server Bent. If BOINC is forcibly closed during a file write you could end up
> with things in an unrecoverable state where the only option for CPDN is to
> crash the model.
>

Thank you...
I don't have much knowledge of Linux, yet, so could you tell me, how do I close BOINC, without using:
ps aux | grep boinc
then finding hasdsm or boinc
and then kill "number"
That's the only way I know right now, and I guess that it would also force it to stop right away?
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Message 10755 - Posted: 12 Mar 2005, 9:13:24 UTC - in response to Message 10754.  

I've found a solution by myself... Using "screen"....
But thanks for your help Thyme :-)
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