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Here you can find random-folder.pl, a Perl script to manage the Folding@Home
client on Linux and Mac OS X.

It will run the FAH client with -oneunit and reconfigure and restart the
FAH client after each completed work unit.

The FAH client will be reconfigured with a randomly chosen username/team
combination from the config.xml configuration file.

Status and progress monitoring of the current work unit is done with
Dick Howells qd.

See the README file for more information on random-folder.pl, and for
installation, configuration and usage instructions.

random-folder v0.8.2: random-folder-0.8.2.tar.gz (120.18 KB)
Modified: Thu Dec 25 19:54:43 2008
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Files:
- random-folder.pl: random-folder.pl.gz (8.27 KB)
  Description: Runs and manages the Folding@Home client
  Modified: Thu Dec 25 20:05:42 2008

- config.xml: config.xml (331 B)
  Description: random-folder default configuration file
  Modified: Thu Feb 14 21:32:30 2008

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