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harlam357 wrote: To answer your question PantherX... yes, I'm doing my own PPD/Credit calcs and will continue to do so even after the FahClient gets its calc methods adjusted. At that level in HFM it doesn't care (or know) whether it's working with a v6 or v7 client. Have frame times, will calc.

Great product, harlam.

One thing I really like about the existing HFM.net is that you can toggle different styles. There are several ways of looking at TPF and ETA - last frame, last three frames, all frames, effective rate. I know for me, there are times when I want to see different ones. If the system has been chugging along with no interruptions, no reboots, etc. it doesn't really matter which one. But, if there have been interruptions, I prefer the shorter averages, or even the last frame as a better predictor of where things are going.

I'm also very appreciative of the time display toggle - download time and ETA between wall-clock time and durations. Sometimes, I really like to see that it's been 3 hours since download and 2 hours ETA, and other times I like to see the actual time estimates. Thanks for the choice.

Are you going to be storing WU History computed elements like ppd and bonus credit in your sql database? I frequently pull up the database in SQlite browser or similar the data to export to EXCEL for further massaging. Currently, I've had to set up the spreadsheet to compute the bonus credit.

Again, thanks.

GW

keep it up harlam this is such a great program

i recently attempted to compile the latest svn r487 and keep getting an error (CS1548) about missing the private key. i followed the directions in "How to register the HFM public key" read the webpage referenced in the file. however i can not get past this error. is there a way to compile without the private key?

edit: i should have said this is on windows 7 ultimate 64-bit.

this is the error it returns. is there any way to correct this?

When building from inside visual studio I don't get that error.

Anyway, if you want to build it without signing, just untick the 'sign assembly' check box for all assemblies and then build.

Edit: btw you did run deploy.bat before building?

thank you MtM! that was all i needed. all is well now.

using 0.9.0 r486 with v7.1.43 and am very pleased with the beta. makes a great little website, very useful. thanks for all your work!

Thanks Jim! Sorry I wasn't around to help you with this. Removing the signing is definitely one way to get around it.

Keep your eyes on the svn repo as I'm making tweaks right now in hopes of sending the latest out to my closed beta testers.

Is this latest version of HFM available to download at all?

It's in closed beta right now. So no downloads for the general public yet. Things are looking positive though.

I don't know about anyone else, but my move to widespread v7 use is dependent on v7 support from HFM.net. Too much invested into the web side of things personally So I'm really looking forward to the release and really appreciative of your work harlem.

Thanks k1wi!!! You sure know how to make a guy feel appreciated. I think Vijay should send me a cookie. Ah... you mean like this?

Well, your PPD is a bit higher but yes, I've integrated the templates into my monitoring site format enough that being able to monitor the data remotely from a browser is a big hook.

my move to widespread v7 use is dependent on v7 support from HFM.net

There are quite a number of us in that camp.

Leonardo wrote:

my move to widespread v7 use is dependent on v7 support from HFM.net

There are quite a number of us in that camp.

+1 from me, I'm only doing a limited number of v7 until HFM is ready