DekkeR
17-10-2005, 10:57
FAH Viewer
FAH viewer lets you easily keep track of your console-based Folding @ Home client. It uses
a very small amount of cpu time and memory.FAHViewer periodically checks the unitinfo.txt which
is generated by the Folding @ Home client. The included setup program lets you assign different
processor numbers for multiprocessor and networked systems. You can also force the viewer window
to always be on top. You also have control over the frequency of FAHviewer's updates.
Features:
-Completely configurable via a gui-based setup program
-You can tell FAHView how frequently it should check the unitinfo.txt file, in minutes
-You can assign a unique CPU number to each copy of FAHView
-Shows the number of work-units completed while FAHView was running
-Display uses hardware-accelerated OpenGL, for lowest CPU usage possible
-Uses 3-10 megs of memory, depending on hardware
-Window can be set to always be on top
-Display window minimizes to the systray
-Can be run in windowless mode without systray icon
-Optional log file shows average frame times for each protein processed
-Can report all data collected to FAHServe via TCP/IP
-Can be started in the systray. This drops memory usage to 900k-1.5mb
-FAHServe can send commands to the client. It can be put into Silent(windowless) mode and shutdown remotely
-FAHserve can also ask the client to restart the Folding @ Home service, if it runs into problems
-Team Rage3D members can submit their folding data to a central Rage3D stat server
-In its simplest configuration, FAHView acts as a simple progress bar for the Folding @ Home console
-Fully configured, it is a powerful network client that can be used to montior your folding machines remotely
Make sure you install FAHviewer to your Folding @ Home directory.
http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahview.gif
FAH Serve
FAHServe is a simple to use server that collects data from all of your FAHView clients over a local network or the internet. Once you
have configured each of your FAHView clients properly, you can start the server and let the clients connect. The picture above shows the
data that is available for each client. FAHServe can connect to up to 3000 clients, allowing you to keep track of every machine you have folding
on your network and across the internet. If you need to configure your clients for using FAHServe, look at the examples above.
FAHServe uses TCP/IP port 25876, so make sure your firewall allows connections on that port.
You can send a limited set of commands to these clients. You can shut the clients down, make the clients go into or come out of silent mode, and
you can restart the Folding @ Home service on each client. See the examples above to learn how to configure your FAHView clients.
To send a command, click on the cpu number of the computer you would like to send the command to, and press the appropriate command button on the
right. Your command will be queued until the client connects to the server again. When the client reconnects, the command is sent and performed.
http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/server.jpg
Official Website: http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/folding.html
Folding Community: http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=12904
Download:
FAHView 1.1 (http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahview_setup.exe)
FAHServe 1.01 (http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahserve_setup.exe)
FAH viewer lets you easily keep track of your console-based Folding @ Home client. It uses
a very small amount of cpu time and memory.FAHViewer periodically checks the unitinfo.txt which
is generated by the Folding @ Home client. The included setup program lets you assign different
processor numbers for multiprocessor and networked systems. You can also force the viewer window
to always be on top. You also have control over the frequency of FAHviewer's updates.
Features:
-Completely configurable via a gui-based setup program
-You can tell FAHView how frequently it should check the unitinfo.txt file, in minutes
-You can assign a unique CPU number to each copy of FAHView
-Shows the number of work-units completed while FAHView was running
-Display uses hardware-accelerated OpenGL, for lowest CPU usage possible
-Uses 3-10 megs of memory, depending on hardware
-Window can be set to always be on top
-Display window minimizes to the systray
-Can be run in windowless mode without systray icon
-Optional log file shows average frame times for each protein processed
-Can report all data collected to FAHServe via TCP/IP
-Can be started in the systray. This drops memory usage to 900k-1.5mb
-FAHServe can send commands to the client. It can be put into Silent(windowless) mode and shutdown remotely
-FAHserve can also ask the client to restart the Folding @ Home service, if it runs into problems
-Team Rage3D members can submit their folding data to a central Rage3D stat server
-In its simplest configuration, FAHView acts as a simple progress bar for the Folding @ Home console
-Fully configured, it is a powerful network client that can be used to montior your folding machines remotely
Make sure you install FAHviewer to your Folding @ Home directory.
http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahview.gif
FAH Serve
FAHServe is a simple to use server that collects data from all of your FAHView clients over a local network or the internet. Once you
have configured each of your FAHView clients properly, you can start the server and let the clients connect. The picture above shows the
data that is available for each client. FAHServe can connect to up to 3000 clients, allowing you to keep track of every machine you have folding
on your network and across the internet. If you need to configure your clients for using FAHServe, look at the examples above.
FAHServe uses TCP/IP port 25876, so make sure your firewall allows connections on that port.
You can send a limited set of commands to these clients. You can shut the clients down, make the clients go into or come out of silent mode, and
you can restart the Folding @ Home service on each client. See the examples above to learn how to configure your FAHView clients.
To send a command, click on the cpu number of the computer you would like to send the command to, and press the appropriate command button on the
right. Your command will be queued until the client connects to the server again. When the client reconnects, the command is sent and performed.
http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/server.jpg
Official Website: http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/folding.html
Folding Community: http://forum.folding-community.org/viewtopic.php?t=12904
Download:
FAHView 1.1 (http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahview_setup.exe)
FAHServe 1.01 (http://www.kcrew.org/~delsyd/fahserve_setup.exe)