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Cova · 09-08-2003, 06:10 PM

I'm sure if it were that easy there would be MANY more users putting out millions and millions of folds per day.

And I went through and built some batch files in some free time today. I've simplified my scripts to the point of clicking a single icon to start a 12-hour folding session (I still use timers to stop instead of a scheduled stop time), and that icon will handle pushing the client to boxes that need it, multiple instances per client, etc. It does NOT use AT or any other scheduler service, and it does NOT run them as a service. It uses windows RPC calls to start the process(es) remotely and a handy freeware utility that lets me do these things from the command-line that I've been using for various remote-admin type tasks for quite a while now.

I just started a 12-hour batch to go tonight, and if it worked well in the morning when i get back I'll post up my batch files and a link to said utility.

09-08-2003, 06:10 PM	#338
Cova Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 247	I'm sure if it were that easy there would be MANY more users putting out millions and millions of folds per day. And I went through and built some batch files in some free time today. I've simplified my scripts to the point of clicking a single icon to start a 12-hour folding session (I still use timers to stop instead of a scheduled stop time), and that icon will handle pushing the client to boxes that need it, multiple instances per client, etc. It does NOT use AT or any other scheduler service, and it does NOT run them as a service. It uses windows RPC calls to start the process(es) remotely and a handy freeware utility that lets me do these things from the command-line that I've been using for various remote-admin type tasks for quite a while now. I just started a 12-hour batch to go tonight, and if it worked well in the morning when i get back I'll post up my batch files and a link to said utility.