I expect this question has been answered before, and I must admit - I have not searched ATS for a thread with an answer.
I have just downloaded SETI@Home, once installed I chose to create a new account - entered details, chose to connect now; but it wouldn't. I got the
error "Cannot open file" and then SET@Home just closes.
My OS is Windows XP Professional SP1 - and I have a Broadband ADSL Internet connection using a Netgear ADSL Router - does the router make a
difference, is there any ports I need to forward? My firewall is not blocking the outbound connections.
Anybody got an answer? I am not new to SETI@Home, I used it about a year ago for a long time - (Had dial-up Internet then, only difference since
then).
Is there a problem SETIs end?
[edit on 18-7-2004 by MetalHead]
[edit on 18-7-2004 by MetalHead]
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I think there is a problem with SETI again at the moment. I keep getting an "unknown fatal error 1" message at the moment when I try to connect up,
and from the looks of the message board on the SETI site there are a few others with the same problem. It looks like someone there has a possible
solution, but when I try to read the thread
setiathome2.ssl.berkeley.edu...
I'm getting a website not responding message.
So if anyone else manages to read the thread, can you post any info on it please 
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I can't seem to read it either  Oh well. I got a message just now from the program saying that maybe the SETI@Home server is down - so I guess it
is that.
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 Originally posted by MetalHead
I can't seem to read it either Oh well. I got a message just now from the program saying that maybe the SETI@Home server is down - so I guess it
is that. 
Same here. 
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My SETI classic CLI computers are failing to send/receive work since late Saturday. The SETI servers seem to have problems over the weekends
sometimes, so my guess is maintenance work. They are usually up by Tuesday morning.
I am glad I upped my cache size, but I am still going to run out of work this afternoon.
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Oh, in case you hadn't tried SETI is back up today and handing out work again. I actually tried some mental math to predict how much work I would
need to keep to calculate through a weekend outage so maybe I can pull in enough this time.
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