
#BOINC DAEMON HOW TO#
Demonstrate how to use one single template unit file for arbitrary many instances.ĭocumentation: man systemd.unit, man rvice, man systemd.exec.Verify how the unit file should look like on current popular distributions, e.g.

Science applications use the BOINC daemon to upload and download workunits. It's a local customization after all, not a packaged service file. BOINC clientserver technology refers to the model under which BOINC works. We focused on how to provide low worst-case execution time for each operation and the server daemon.

Note, a more proper place for the systemd unit file would probably have been /etc/systemd/system/. time volunteer computing platform called RT-BOINC 7. I came up with the systemd unit file by looking at the existing /lib/systemd/system/rvice.

Sudo service boinc-client_40000 startIn this example, the data directory was called /var/lib/boinc-client_40000, and the directory and all its contents were owned by the pseudo-user boinc. Sudo dd of=/lib/systemd/system/boinc-client_rvice /var/log/boinc_40000.log 2>/var/log/boincerr_40000.log'ĮxecReload=/usr/bin/boinccmd -host localhost:40000 -read_cc_configĮxecStopPost=/bin/rm -f /var/lib/boinc-client_40000/lockfile
