Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of CoreClient


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May 3, 2007, 12:44:02 PM (18 years ago)
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    2626The core client is controlled by a number of other [UnixClient command-line options, configuration files, and environment variables].
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    28 You may want to [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/auto_start.php automatically start the core client] at boot time.
     28You may want to [AutoStart automatically start the core client] at boot time.
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    30 To control a running BOINC client, use the [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/boinc_cmd.php BOINC command tool].
     30To control a running BOINC client, use the [BoincCmd BOINC command tool].
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    32 Several [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/mac_admin_tools.php tools] for Macintosh system administrators are available to:
     32Several [MacAdminTools tools] for Macintosh system administrators are available to:
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    3434    * automatically start BOINC as a daemon or system service at boot time
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    5454If you must mix the stand-alone core client and the BOINC Manager on the same Mac OS X system, be careful of the following:
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    56     * The BOINC Manager installer sets the set_user_id (S_ISUID) and set_group_id (S_ISGID) permission bits for the BOINC Manager and its embedded core client executable files. This causes BOINC to always run with the effective user ID set to the installing user. This may cause permission problems if the stand-alone core client tries to access the same data as a different user. See [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/sandbox_user.php The Secure BOINC Client] for more information.
     56    * The BOINC Manager installer sets the set_user_id (S_ISUID) and set_group_id (S_ISGID) permission bits for the BOINC Manager and its embedded core client executable files. This causes BOINC to always run with the effective user ID set to the installing user. This may cause permission problems if the stand-alone core client tries to access the same data as a different user. See [SandboxUser The Secure BOINC Client] for more information.
    5757    * By default, the stand-alone core client expects the data to be in the same directory containing the executable. But the BOINC Manager sets the current directory to "/Library/Application Support/BOINC Data/" before launching the embedded core client.
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    59 If you want BOINC to operate on a separate set of data for each user on a Mac OS X system, then the stand-alone core client may be appropriate. But to avoid permission problems, make sure that users who have their own core client don't run the BOINC Manager, unless you have set permissions up properly with the special [http://boinc.berkeley.edu/mac_admin_tools.php administrator tools].
     59If you want BOINC to operate on a separate set of data for each user on a Mac OS X system, then the stand-alone core client may be appropriate. But to avoid permission problems, make sure that users who have their own core client don't run the BOINC Manager, unless you have set permissions up properly with the special [MacAdminTools administrator tools].