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installing FAH in Ubuntu

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 1:19 am
by Sham
I downloaded the file, used the line of code from the wiki:
mkdir /folding
cd /folding
wget http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegrou ... -Linux.exe
chmod +x FAH504-Linux.exe

and then manually edited the client file to add my username and team number (couldn't get it to open in the program to let me add that info).

Finally I got it to load and start downloading and it has errors loading the cores. It goes back and forth between

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[01:11:16] Verifying core Core_82.fah...
[01:11:16] Signature is VALID
[01:11:16] 
[01:11:16] Trying to unzip core FahCore_82.exe
[01:11:16] - Couldn't open file FahCore_82.exe 
[01:11:16] + Error: Could not extract core
Or

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[01:14:03] Verifying core Core_82.fah...
[01:14:03] Signature is _NOT_ valid on given file.
[01:14:03] Failed to verify core
[01:14:03] + Error: Could not extract core
Or

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[01:12:19] Verifying core Core_82.fah...
[01:12:19] Bad file format for downloaded core bundle.
[01:12:19] Failed to verify core
[01:12:19] + Error: Could not extract core
before trying to download again.

Where did I mess it up?

Re: installing FAH in Ubuntu

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 1:33 am
by bruce
Sham wrote:and then manually edited the client file to add my username and team number (couldn't get it to open in the program to let me add that info).
You probably didn't damage anything by editing the client file, but it's not recommended. To start the client you are apparently already entering
./FAH504-Linux.exe

To start it and go through the configuration process, you can use either
./FAH504-Linux.exe -configonly (which stops after updating the configuration) or
./FAH504-Linux.exe -config (which proceeds to start the current WU or download a new assignment)

The other errors are generally an indication of an unreliable connection to the internet.

Re: installing FAH in Ubuntu

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 8:16 am
by DocJonz
Sham - the other thing to check in Ubuntu is that you've installed the ia32-libs from the Synaptic Package Manager :wink: