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    Quote Originally Posted by Rise View Post
    AWESOME, thanks Riptide. now i can play starcraft & fallout3 without ever having to turn it off
    Great. If all teh casual gamers on the team implemented this I hazard a guess there will be a noticeable increase in points of all of the BOINC XS projects. So many times people forget to fire BOINC back up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    Where you put the config file? Does it say its reading the cc_config file? In the messages tab?
    C:\ProgramData\BOINC\cc_config.xml

    I didn't have a file originally, so I made one (and yes, it's a .xml file, not .xml.txt). As for whether it's reading it, I'm not sure what I'm looking for - never paid much attention to that tab.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    Great. If all teh casual gamers on the team implemented this I hazard a guess there will be a noticeable increase in points of all of the BOINC XS projects. So many times people forget to fire BOINC back up.
    yep, i'd guess somewhere around 1 out of every 2 times i play, i forget to turn it back on right after I'm done. 1 out of 10 times I forget for over 12 hrs
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    Really? Blah. Must check myself.


    EDIT: Ah HA put cc_config.xml in the Boinc DATA folder if its Win7/Vista

    C:\ProgramData\BOINC

    and make sure you hit Advanced>read Config file



    It takes about 10 seconds for it to recognise the exclusive app running, and about 10second also to recognise the app closed.
    I'm using x64 win7 and i don't have such folder

    EDIT: Oh yea it's hidden folder, :FACEPALM:
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    Quote Originally Posted by s0lid View Post
    I'm using x64 win7 and i don't have such folder
    Yes you do, it's just a hidden folder by default. You can either unhide it via CMD -
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    attrib -h c:\programdata
    Or just type it into the address bar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by s0lid View Post
    I'm using x64 win7 and i don't have such folder

    EDIT: Oh yea it's hidden folder, :FACEPALM:
    Ok. Well go to taskmanager>rightclick the WCG process and open file location. Tell me where this is. Lay off the Lapin Kulta.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoulsCollective View Post
    C:\ProgramData\BOINC\cc_config.xml

    I didn't have a file originally, so I made one (and yes, it's a .xml file, not .xml.txt). As for whether it's reading it, I'm not sure what I'm looking for - never paid much attention to that tab.

    When you hit advance>read config files> your messages should contain

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    14/08/2009 00:12:26 Re-reading cc_config.xml
    14/08/2009 00:12:26 Re-read config file
    14/08/2009 00:12:26 log flags: task, file_xfer, sched_ops
    Last edited by [XC] riptide; 08-14-2009 at 09:01 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    Lay off the Lapin Kulta.
    Pff i don't drink water
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    When you hit advance>read config files> your messages should contain

    Code:
    14/08/2009 00:12:26 Re-reading cc_config.xml
    14/08/2009 00:12:26 Re-read config file
    14/08/2009 00:12:26 log flags: task, file_xfer, sched_ops
    Yep, I get that message - but still nothing changes. I can fire up the listed apps and BOINC does nothing, keeps right on going.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoulsCollective View Post
    Yep, I get that message - but still nothing changes. I can fire up the listed apps and BOINC does nothing, keeps right on going.
    Post a copy of the cc_config.xml file.

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    Code:
    <cc_config>
      <options>
         <exclusive_app>Speed.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Crysis.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>FarCry.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>NFSHP2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>FarCry2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>ET.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>alice.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>BGMain.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>CoD2SP_s.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>iw3mp.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Civ4BeyondSword.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Loader.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>DeusEx.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Diablo II.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>ePSXe.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>DungeonSiege2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>hl -console.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Jazz2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>masseffect.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Homeworld2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>nwn2main.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Soulstorm.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>starcraft.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>shock2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>JediAcademy.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>xrEngine.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>torment.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>CoCMainWin32.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>iw3sp.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>H5_Game</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>IWD2.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>MOHA.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Titan Quest.exe</exclusive_app>
         <exclusive_app>Frozen Throne.exe</exclusive_app>
      </options>
    </cc_config>
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    This is a long shot... but your formatting.... check the indentation. Not sure if it matters but it might.

    EDIT: your seems perfect actually...

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    XML parsers should not care about whitespace. Your XML should all be able to be on one line if you want it to be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    This is a long shot... but your formatting.... check the indentation. Not sure if it matters but it might.

    EDIT: your seems perfect actually...
    If it's wrong, then your OP is wrong, because it's a Ctrl-C/V from that

    Particle, is yours working now with the new BOINC client? You're the other Win7 chap in this thread, could this possibly be a Win7 issue?
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    Quote Originally Posted by SoulsCollective View Post
    If it's wrong, then your OP is wrong, because it's a Ctrl-C/V from that

    Particle, is yours working now with the new BOINC client? You're the other Win7 chap in this thread, could this possibly be a Win7 issue?
    I'm a Server 08 R2 chap. Similar to Win7 and it works for me.

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    Well, damn.

    Multiple restarts and restarts of the BOINC manager doesn't seem to make any difference.

    Anyone have any ideas? This would be very convenient indeed if I could get it to work.
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    great!!!

    it's working 6.6.31 x86 windows xp


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    ^^^ Win!

    I see you like looking at iphones getting shot and burnt!! HAHAHAHAHAHAH!

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    Great tip, thanks for this, it will come in handy for alot of crunchers.

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    Just to let you know. this is not MY fix. It *should* be common enough knowledge on what you can put into the config and cc_config files. A guy called Munday from BOINC UK has some of these tips.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [XC] riptide View Post
    ^^^ Win!

    I see you like looking at iphones getting shot and burnt!! HAHAHAHAHAHAH!
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db7pKjUrNXQ

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    Works for me now. Tested with notepad.exe being in the list.
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    When confronted with a post that is contrary to what a poster likes, believes, or most often wants to be correct, the poster will pick out only minor details that are largely irrelevant in an attempt to shut out the conflicting idea. The core of the post will be left alone since it isn't easy to contradict what the person is actually saying.

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    When a poster cannot properly refute a post they do not like (as described above), the poster will most likely invent fictitious counter-points and/or begin to attack the other's credibility in feeble ways that are dramatic but irrelevant. Do not underestimate this tactic, as in the online world this will sway many observers. Do not forget: Correctness is decided only by what is said last, the most loudly, or with greatest repetition.

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    Make double sure you have "Hide extensions for known file types" unchecked under Folder Options.

    I thought I did and I did not. Open the folder and using Details view what does it list the file as under Type? Should be XML not txt.

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    Thanks riptide! I wasn't aware of this. Most games I run seem to be just fine but a couple have issues. This is great
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