Can't get passkey

[calxalot]

You need to look at your web browser JavaScript console for errors.

[calxalot]

If you’re using a local web control, go back to using
https://app.foldingathome.org/

Be sure to allow insecure content for the website, and if you used control-shift-L to change the client host, change it back to 127.0.0.1

My first guess is you changed allowed origins in config.xml.

Make sure fah-client is still running, and check log.txt for evidence of a crash after you set your new user and passkey.

[Peter_Hucker]

I haven't changed anything but the username and passkey. It fixed itself overnight. I didn't even close the browser, I just hit refresh this morning. I'm guessing changing the username or passkey upsets something, and once it's completed a few tasks everything is good again. This didn't happen when I initially set it up. The new username (which is probably longer) annoys it, even on a fresh install on a new machine. It's under 50 characters, which someone told me is a limit. Don't ask me how it interacts with Gridcoin and Curecoin, I really don't understand all that stuff. But I was trying to get paid twice! I think it might have worked

[Peter_Hucker]

I don't suppose there's any way to transfer my credits from one username to the other?

No, that goes back to a policy F@h adopted at the beginning. Once credited points will not be moved from one username or team to another.

Is there any way I can see a list of all the users and their points, similar to Boincstats does for Boinc projects, like here?: https://www.boincstats.com/stats/3/user/list/0/500#568 Then I could add mine together manually

[bollix47]

https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... ist.php?s=

The above site only displays stats for a maximum number of teams.

The following should list everyone:

https://foldingathome.org/statistics/?lng=en

[Joe_H]

The official stats - https://stats.foldingathome.org/donor - displays the top 1000 names as a table and you can enter specific usernames to find any others. Or periodically you can download the Donor List text file from the stats main page - https://foldingathome.org/statistics - and search for the lines with your usernames and total the numbers from that.

The third party stats site at EOC has an all users list - https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... ist.php?s= - that also can be searched. The limitation is that EOC only tracks users and teams that rank high enough. From the stats FAQ there - https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/?nav=FAQ - that is the top 12,000 teams and the individual user totals for those on the top 800 teams. EOC uses those text file downloads and updates every 3 hours, so will be an hour or two behind the official stats.

[Peter_Hucker]

The official stats - https://stats.foldingathome.org/donor - displays the top 1000 names as a table and you can enter specific usernames to find any others.

I'm not in the top 1000. I was trying to add my two scores together to determine the position I'd have been in had you joined my scores together, not sure why that's not allowed.

The third party stats site at EOC has an all users list - https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com ... ist.php?s= - that also can be searched. The limitation is that EOC only tracks users and teams that rank high enough.

That page actually lists everyone. I can view right down to 1.7 millionth place where people have zero credit. That does the job.

[Joe_H]

I'm not in the top 1000. I was trying to add my two scores together to determine the position I'd have been in had you joined my scores together, not sure why that's not allowed.

I may have phrased that part of my response poorly. The display is only of the top 1000 that month or over all time, but the search function will look for any username that has recorded points. So for example a search for "johnsmith" would show all names with that included, one of whom only has a single WU in the database.

As for EOC, it sounds like I missed an announcement and he changed how users are displayed. The site still only updates active users, and periodically checks to see if someone has returned to active status.

[Peter_Hucker]

But I need to search for the position which has x points (where x is the sum of my two usernames). So I need to scroll through a few pages to find it, not search for a username.

EOC is doing the job anyway, since they list everyone.