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I'll see what I can do. I'm in the process of tracking down an elusive bug at the moment, so I may hold off until I can get that done.

The OS X version is a PITA to get a working compile of hence the lack of a current build. 2.4.0 should have a functional OS X release. At the moment there is some problem causing a crash on exit, however the monitoring side does work.

%APPDATA%\FahMon This was done mainly to cope with Vista's UAC breaking when FahMon tried to write to %PROGRAM FILES% If you start FahMon with `--local` or `-l` it will revert back to the old behaviour.

FahMon 2.3.99.1 Released FahMon 2.3.99.1 is now available for download here: http://fahmon.net/download.html What's new in this release * Fixed a nasty crash-bug which affected Windows users monitoring linux clients. This also cleans up some behaviour that affects all platforms...

FahMon 2.3.99 Released FahMon 2.3.99 is now available for download here: http://fahmon.net/download.html A bit of what's new in this release: * Removed WU info panel from default view. * Lots of performance changes. * You can now monitor clients via FTP and HTTP. *...

:rolleyes: "Yeah" :p It should be wxGTK2.8 too, yes. FahMon won't compile with anything below 2.8

"sudo make install" has always been the correct procedure. This is the only time in the whole procedure that sudo is required. If your distro doesm't have/use sudo, "su -c 'make install'" works just as well. http://trac.fahmon.net/wiki/CompilingForLinux

Wozzer, post a copy of the install process as you did it and I'll see if I can work out what's up.

Yes, see http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17938769 (the foldingforum is down at the moment whilst we resolve some hosting issues).

Fantastic. You can now hold down F6 for as long as you want (quite why you would want to is another matter, but the option is there ;) ).

FahMon 2.3.4 Released FahMon 2.3.4 is now available for download here: http://fahmon.net/download.html What's new in this release: * This version fixes the nasty bug in 2.3.3 which cause clients to fail to update after non-specific periods of time. This was caused by a typo in the...

From http://foldingforum.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=40&p=66338#p66338

Yes, unfortunately it seems the patch to fix the "quick refresh" bug is too aggressive and is stopping legitimate refresh requests. I've had reports on the official forum and over at OCAU that this is indeed a problem. I'm going to try and work out a fix either tonight or tomorrow evening.

I think that spectacular bit of brokenness is actually beacuse of how the newer a2 core decides to write out its log. It uses some really stupid step count when it prints out the progress, like 10 out of 200000, then 2010 out of 200000 etc.

You shouldn't need to, but it won't hurt. FahMon will automatically copy the files over automatically the first time you run it.

FahMon 2.3.3 Released FahMon 2.3.3 is now available for download here: http://fahmon.net/download.html What's new in this release: * The client list view has been made much more configurable and additional columns can be added with a right click on the column title. * You can...

Stanford have adjusted the points value for these WUs, which FahMon can't detect. It looks like you downloaded the project list when the points were at a previous value.

No, it's just that Vista doesn't like programs creating their own files inside of program files. That's the reason the 5.9x SMP client throws fits if you install it to program files, as Vista won't let it save the FahCore. You can "fix" this by running as administrator, but thats a workaround...

Thanks to Vista's locking down of "Program Files", FahMon won't work if you use the default install directory from the installer. I'll try and fix this for future releases by storing the config data etc. in a standard folder, much like the new style FAH clients do now.

Have you tried trashing the config file? That might help, as I know a fresh installation doesn't do this.