I just thought of something...  I never got the typical login stuff when
starting a new seti setup, but it's using 89% of CPU time anyway...  I'll
try the verbose option... thanks!
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On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 22:45:34 -0400, Jerry <jerryroberson@netscape.net>

wrote:

I installed Red Hat on a machine to add to my 13 machine farm, but
being

a

DOS and WINDOZE person, I was hoping someone here can help me get the

client

running.  I tried from the Run Program prompt, but it doesn't run.

Actually, it probably is running, you just can't see the output. :-)
Open up an xterm (or other terminal) and run the command from there.
What you'll want to do, exactly, is cd to the directory, then run it
as "./setiathome-whatevergoeshere" replacing whatevergoeshere with a
version or whatever.  Or just type ./setiathome<tab> enter.

Good luck.  :-)

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You were right Rob!  It is running!  We don't need no stinking output
anyway!

Thanks!

You could use the command:

./setiathome -verbose

Which will give you all of the output (and eat a small amount of
CPU time. But not too much)  The same option (-verbose) is required
with the WINNT cmd line version.