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hi ive been folding sinds yesterday and finsished 1 works so i registered here and was looking for my stats but caNT FIND THEM ANYWHERE.

im in the bitgamer group team number 97103

can anyone help me?

You can use the official stat search at Stanford Team Statistics or Donor Statistics I also use EOC search to locate team and user information.

fold on

still cant find myself.....

Your Teams Official Stats: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mai ... mnum=97103

For further information, please post the FAHlog so an admin/mod can check the WU (Work Unit)

I assume this is you: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/mai ... name=Praiz

thak alot mate. dont know how you did it:P
but i couldn't.

cheers,

I just went to the Donor Statistics page that noprob linked to above and typed in "praiz". You might want to bookmark your stats page for future reference.

The client also creates the MyFolding.html file among other data files such as client.cfg when you've configured the client. Said .html file contains links to your personal and team stats as well.

thanks alot again, i tried to find mysef at the donor page but couldn't.
happy folding to you!!!

Praiz wrote:thanks alot again, i tried to find mysef at the donor page but couldn't.
happy folding to you!!!

Go to this page: fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userstats
In the textbox under "Name is exactly" type your folding nickname, in your case "Praiz" and click Search button.
You should see single result which is your stats.

yahavbr wrote:

Praiz wrote:thanks alot again, i tried to find mysef at the donor page but couldn't.
happy folding to you!!!

Go to this page: fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userstats
In the textbox under "Name is exactly" type your folding nickname, in your case "Praiz" and click Search button.
You should see single result which is your stats.

. . . unless somebody else has used the name "Praiz" which, although rather unlikely, can happen. When more than one person uses the same name, you have to use your passkey to differentiate one set of results from another.

bruce wrote:

yahavbr wrote:

Praiz wrote:thanks alot again, i tried to find mysef at the donor page but couldn't.
happy folding to you!!!

Go to this page: fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=userstats
In the textbox under "Name is exactly" type your folding nickname, in your case "Praiz" and click Search button.
You should see single result which is your stats.

. . . unless somebody else has used the name "Praiz" which, although rather unlikely, can happen. When more than one person uses the same name, you have to use your passkey to differentiate one set of results from another.

Good to know.. and what happens when there is no passkey to any of the persons using the same name? Is there any unique ID generated on the F@H server?

yahavbr wrote:Good to know.. and what happens when there is no passkey to any of the persons using the same name? Is there any unique ID generated on the F@H server?

No. They cannot be sorted out, although if they happen to be on different teams, that might work, too.

Early FAH stats didn't enforce any kind of uniqueness on the donors. The passkey was developed to provide that sort of uniqueness, but it's still optional.

bruce wrote:

yahavbr wrote:Good to know.. and what happens when there is no passkey to any of the persons using the same name? Is there any unique ID generated on the F@H server?

No. They cannot be sorted out, although if they happen to be on different teams, that might work, too.

Early FAH stats didn't enforce any kind of uniqueness on the donors. The passkey was developed to provide that sort of uniqueness, but it's still optional.

I just found out something interesting:

F@H console wrote:[08:38:06] - User name: Shadow_Wizard (Team 12912)
[08:38:06] - User ID: 64D63EB00316CDA
[08:38:06] - Machine ID: 1

What is this "User ID"? Is it per machine or per user?

http://fahwiki.net/index.php/UserID

UserID is generated from MachinID and CpuID, ít's diffrent per client therefore and is used by the collection servers to ensure work is turned in from the same person as it's been handed out to.