I caught that in stdout just as I was loading up the thread!

<version_num>470</version_num>

[yawn] I think I'll head off for some breakfast... see ya in an hour or so.

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> Actually I think that should be 470 as in:
>
> [version_num]470[/version_num] (had to use square brackets - doh!!)
>
> not, 47 or 407. At least that's what I have for my app_info.xml :)

Please, run your setiathome binary like this:

# ./setiathome -version

and read the beginning of output. THe value in the app_info.xml seems to be the value reported by client multiplied by 100.

All the rest is just bitching around.

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Metod ...

Yup, the version number ×100. That's why it was so easy to peg down in the output - "Starting BOINC client version 0.47 for powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu" caught my attention very quickly.

.o0(Must... get... food...)

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> > Actually I think that should be 470 as in:
> >
> > [version_num]470[/version_num] (had to use square brackets - doh!!)
> >
> > not, 47 or 407. At least that's what I have for my app_info.xml :)
>
> Please, run your setiathome binary like this:
>
> # ./setiathome -version
>
> and read the beginning of output. THe value in the app_info.xml seems to be
> the value reported by client multiplied by 100.
>
> All the rest is just bitching around.
>


^^ True :)

Ned

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