OK, I think I found a good little way to hide SETI client as much as possible.
I found it while looking for couters. here's the link to the site:
http://markpud.homeip.net/seti/
and this is to the file itself
http://markpud.homeip.net/files/setisrv.zip
Now it does require a command line client.
After few minutes of messing with it, here;s what i know.
you need to rename the CLI client, so that this proggie can use it.
It is all done from a command line, but has a nice tutorial on how to set it up.
also it doesnt store extra WUs, so you need to have access to the web to get a fresh WU after you start crunching.
since I dont, I stopped there. but it looks like some of you might like it, so I figured Id share this little gem.
BTW I will be trying to get it going on a system thats connected to the web, so if you guys use it. Let us/me know how it goes.
I found it while looking for couters. here's the link to the site:
http://markpud.homeip.net/seti/
and this is to the file itself
http://markpud.homeip.net/files/setisrv.zip
Now it does require a command line client.
After few minutes of messing with it, here;s what i know.
you need to rename the CLI client, so that this proggie can use it.
It is all done from a command line, but has a nice tutorial on how to set it up.
also it doesnt store extra WUs, so you need to have access to the web to get a fresh WU after you start crunching.
since I dont, I stopped there. but it looks like some of you might like it, so I figured Id share this little gem.
BTW I will be trying to get it going on a system thats connected to the web, so if you guys use it. Let us/me know how it goes.
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