| Subject: Re: Buffering units |
| From: "Tony Payne" <ajhpayne@comcast.net> |
| Date: 02/02/2004, 22:41 |
I also use SetiDriver on each of my machines - just in case my SetiQueue
machine dumps - it is running Windows after all...
SetiDriver on each pc points to SetiQueue, which in turn points to Berkeley.
This is a very effective form of double buffering, the advantage of using
SetiQueue being that I can control the uploads (once a day) and also have
access to the excellent statistics that SetiQueue provides.
I also have my firewall set to allow incoming transfer to SetiQueue from my
remote pc's (work etc).
"Terry Pratchett" <tpratchett@unseen.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:K$jDtQZFWFEAFA5F@unseen.demon.co.uk...
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