I use SETI Driver on all of my machines (including the SETI Queue server)
and point them to a SETI Queue server.  That way, if SETI Queue goes down
for any reason, my systems continue crunching.

Mike Ober.
http://www.wakeassoc.com/setidriver

"Terry Pratchett" <tpratchett@unseen.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
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Well, SETIQueue is working fine, but as I found out tonight you're kind
of stuffed if that machine falls over.  Seems to shame to lose that work
time.
Is there a buffering program that will work with SETIQueue, please?  I'd
like to think that my high-turnover machines had a few units in hand  to
last them until the next morning.

-- 
Terry Pratchett