How do I pause receiving new work? ("No new tasks" for Science United)

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cochinito

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Message 885 - Posted: 9 Nov 2021, 21:52:54 UTC

I'm a former BOINC user who recently started using Science United. I usually run BOINC during the week as a way to keep my office a little warmer. Typically I stop accepting new tasks ("No new tasks" button) on projects mid day Thursday to let things finish up Friday so I'm not letting things expire over the weekend or hoarding tasks that won't be worked on.

I've tried this since I started using Science United but something (I'm assuming Science United) updates my projects to accept work again and downloads tasks that I did not want and have to abandon. Is there a setting or button I'm not aware of that can accomplish this? I know there are computing preferences that let me set working times based on the day of the week but that would only stop me from computing during those times, not from downloading tasks.
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Nguyen Duc Manh

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Message 887 - Posted: 10 Nov 2021, 14:11:15 UTC - in response to Message 885.  

I think that you need to turn on "Transfer files only between" in the Network section. Or maybe u can go to BOINC Manager and click on "Advanced view" then click on "Activity" and click "Suspend network activity", this will stop all the network activity to prevent downloading new tasks, don't worry this won't change any pref settings. And when you want to come back to the default BOINC Manager view, then click on "View" and choose "Simple view" in the bottom. Hope this can help:) Sorry for my English, its not my mother tounge:(
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