setimgr is a fairly basic SETI@home management program. It deals with cacheing work units for dial-up connections and running multiple instances on multi-CPU machines.
| Tags | Utilities Scientific/Engineering Astronomy |
|---|---|
| Licenses | BSD Original |
| Operating Systems | POSIX AIX BSD HP-UX IRIX Linux Other SCO Solaris |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases


Release Notes: In this release, the number of transfers performed in parallel can now be configured. Having several setimgr instances using the same (NFS mounted) directories is more efficient.


Release Notes: Another bug relating to multiple setimgr instances sharing the same set of (NFS mounted) directories was fixed. Some new command line/config file features were added.


Release Notes: A bug has been fixed where setimgr could get confused in some cases where a directory changes state (by a run or downloaded outside of setimgr's control (perhaps by another setimgr instance)). Some minor functionality was also added.


Release Notes: Work units were getting stuck in the 'Xfer' state after a partially successful transfer.


Release Notes: Several setimgrs can now operate on the same set of procn directories, enabling several machines to use the same NFS mounted cache. It is now possible to restrict the times/days when setimgr may up/down load WUs. Additional minor changes were added.
Recent comments
28 Feb 2002 15:33
Minor typo in setimgr.c (0.04b)
This only affects you if you wanted setimgr to use UTC (rather than your local timezone) for timestamps in it's output and for the up/download time restrictions.
The
#ifdef LOCAL_TIME
on line 162 should be
#if LOCAL_TIME
instead.
If you commented out the LOCAL_TIME #define (on line 80) rather than setting it to 0 then this wil have the same effect.
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