| Subject: Re: Basic BOINC Question |
| From: "None" <None@example.net> |
| Date: 25/02/2005, 16:51 |
Thanks for the info. That's exactly what I wanted to find out.
"Martin 53N 1W" <ml_news@ddnospamddml1dd.co.uk.dd> wrote in message
news:ZDuTd.917$Us2.3@newsfe1-gui.ntli.net...
None wrote:
Does BOINC give you the chance to decline program changes/upgrades or
does
it shove them on you like a Microsoft automatic upgrade without asking
or
giving you a chance to refuse?
Yes or no, you choose (:-))
Boinc itself must be upgraded manually by you.
The various clients for Boinc normally update themselves automatically.
However, you can switch the client auto-updates off. A project server
can refuse to serve WUs if a client is considered too old.
If you are really worried about the Boinc client auto-updates, then
perhaps your system is too mission critical to run Boinc (or any other)
DC projects.
Happy crunchin',
Martin
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