We updated our project to use SSL. The project URL has thus been changed to https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta. You can reattach the project using this updated URL at your convenience. Please post any issues regarding this update in the discussion thread.

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We updated our project to use SSL. The project URL has thus been changed to https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta. You can reattach the project using the updated URL at your convenience.

How long do you plan on keeping the non-SSL project version active before you go 100% SSL only?

The should behave the same, nothing will be de-activated. You will however notice an alert in the BOINC client event log:

"This project is using an old URL. When convenient, remove the project, then add https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta"

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We updated our project to use SSL. The project URL has thus been changed to https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta. You can reattach the project using this updated URL at your convenience. Please post any issues regarding this update in the discussion thread.

Does detaching then reattaching change the URL? If not how is one to do this? For the non computer geek type people.

We updated our project to use SSL. The project URL has thus been changed to https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta. You can reattach the project using this updated URL at your convenience. Please post any issues regarding this update in the discussion thread.

Does detaching then reattaching change the URL? If not how is one to do this? For the non computer geek type people.

We attached the project using the old URL. So by reattaching the project, you change the URL. Manually copy and paste the link https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/
into the add project tab, to make sure it works properly.

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After detaching, when reattaching, enter

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta

as the project master URL.

The only change is from http to https

You can do this at your convenience.

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Yay for https everywhere, tomorrow i'll reattach with it!

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Thanks

Remember to finish all tasks before detaching ;)

Honest question, what does the change from non-SSL to SSL mean for the project? I understand SSL on a broader scale for it's security, just wondering how it is relevant here.

Some companies have approached us about donating computing resources through R@h but will only do so through SSL for security reasons.

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Using BAM is this possible without losing stats?

I'm not sure. Maybe someone on this forum knows?

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I used to use BOINC for SETI, but I am a total newbie here. I detached the project and then reattached it, but nowhere did I see the https: or a place to put that url. Can someone give me a tiny steps for tiny minds explanation a la Trump. (with bullets, a picture of me and my name?)

Using BAM is this possible without losing stats?

to my knowledge - no. I've detached hosts multiple times on Windows and Android - Once BAM has the stats logged, to my knowledge and experience - it is logged. No amount of credit I've seen has been lost.

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I used to use BOINC for SETI, but I am a total newbie here. I detached the project and then reattached it, but nowhere did I see the https: or a place to put that url. Can someone give me a tiny steps for tiny minds explanation a la Trump. (with bullets, a picture of me and my name?)

Are you on Windows, Linux or Android?

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MacOS Catalina 10.15.4

MacOS Catalina 10.15.4

After removing Rosetta@home - Open BOINC Manager - enter Advanced view. Enter the "add project" menu. There should be a textbox for "project URL" Copy and paste the new URL into that box, instead of selecting a specific project. Then just attach the project as normal.

I hope that's right (I don't have a mac ;p) but if not, you'll need to ask in the Mac OS support section/wait until a Mac junkie pops by here.

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Some companies have approached us about donating computing resources through R@h but will only do so through SSL for security reasons.

When will BOINC manually update Rosetta@Home's listing to correct the change? Every day passes - more users attach using the http:// standard. Also - please edit the original newspost so people realize that removing the project will remove all the ongoing work? It's a minor change that could help quite a few people.

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I think your current work all gets dumped. I think mine did, for 4 cpus. I'm afraid to try it again.

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