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matt catterall

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Message 17659 - Posted: 5 Jun 2006, 8:33:17 UTC

small problem... Im running to projects at the moment seti and rosetta, and I have set the preferences to leave the project in memory when switching beteen them. This was working fine until yesterday when it started removing the projects from memory again?!
Any ideas?

Matt

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Message 17663 - Posted: 5 Jun 2006, 9:27:58 UTC - in response to Message 17659.  

small problem... Im running to projects at the moment seti and rosetta, and I have set the preferences to leave the project in memory when switching beteen them. This was working fine until yesterday when it started removing the projects from memory again?!
Any ideas?

Matt


Edit your general preferences again to allow leave applications in memory and after that click update in your boinc manager.
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Message 17666 - Posted: 5 Jun 2006, 10:50:18 UTC - in response to Message 17663.  

Thanks for that.. it appears to have fixed the problem....
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Message 17671 - Posted: 5 Jun 2006, 14:13:23 UTC

BOINC client uses the global preferences (e.g. leave-in-mem setting etc) from the project profile which has the most recent date-stamp (i.e. the profile from the project that you modified for last, in your case Rosetta).

It can be quite confusing (eventually people will use a "BOINC Account Manager" to manage all their projects from a single location).
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