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<number>1150</number>
<date_created>2006-01-31 22:22:27</date_created>
<date_updated>2006-04-17 23:38:10</date_updated>
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<code>GROMACS</code>
<contact>csnow</contact>
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<number>1014</number>
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<code>GROMACS</code>
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</project_summary>Yeah, if you need to monitor more than one FAH client on a system, like the SMP & GPU clients on your Shuttle system, you need to add an additional crontab entry for each client specifying the FAH client directory with --dir and giving the client in FCI a unique name with --name (because the system hostname is the default if no name is explicitly set).Shadowtester wrote:I may not have t set up exactly correctly I am using separate fci-client.py for each client even if there are more than one client on the same computer I was not sure if you could setup the fci-client.py to monitor multiple FAH clients on the same machine so I just set up a second fci-client.py with a different name and a second crontab job to take care of the second client. Is that the best way?
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user@hostname:~$ crontab -l
5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/fci-client.pl --name hostname-smp --dir /home/user/fah-smp/ --url http://example.com/fci/index.pl --username fci-user --password fci-password
6 * * * * /usr/local/bin/fci-client.pl --name hostname-gpu --dir /home/user/fah-gpu/ --url http://example.com/fci/index.pl --username fci-user --password fci-passwordFCI doesn't calculate PPD, only the TPF. The PPD FCI shows is calculated by qd and if I'm not mistaken FahMon has adopted qds way of calculating PPD and expected time of completion.Shadowtester wrote:Also a request in the next version it would be nice to have the option on how fci-Folding@home inf calculates ppd for the clients like Fahmon with the option of either taking the total time from the download to completion like currently and also maybe an option for just the last 3 steps or just the last step as well if the client is not running 24/7 the expected times using the current method can be way off where a last 3 steps or last step would be more accurate.