Jesse Kline wrote:
kill was giving me an error when I tried to terminate the script, but IYou might also want to try tkseti (a Tk-based GUI frontend to Seti@Home) which you can use to start and terminate the seti daemon.
changed the line to killall setiathome
and it works now, thanks for your help.
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*Richard Plana, B.Sc., CCNA*
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