Windows Event Log Message

Bill F
Bill F
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I am getting a Windows BOINC Event Log message |

Einstein@Home | Invalid global preferences supplied, please check https://einsteinathome.org/community/forum/19 on how to fix that.

Which sounds like a good lead, but that URL does not take a person to a single Forum posting and I have not been able to find the forum thread that match's the subject.

Can someone provide the full correct thread URL ?

 

Thank you 

Bill F

 

In October of 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.

Richard Haselgrove
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Try INVALID GLOBAL

Try INVALID GLOBAL PREFERENCES PROBLEM - start from the beginning: like many threads on many boards, it starts with the stated title but then wanders.

Bill F
Bill F
Joined: 24 Dec 05
Posts: 51
Credit: 86,981,437
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Bill F wrote: I am getting a

Bill F wrote:

I am getting a Windows BOINC Event Log message |

Einstein@Home | Invalid global preferences supplied, please check https://einsteinathome.org/community/forum/19 on how to fix that.

Which sounds like a good lead, but that URL does not take a person to a single Forum posting and I have not been able to find the forum thread that match's the subject.

Can someone provide the full correct thread URL ?

 

Thank you 

Bill F

 

 

Ok for me a different resolution and perhaps the error message was a red herring.  I found in my Account Preferences for the Project an unused "Home" profile that dated back years ago when I ran separate Work and Home preferences.  Over the years Einstein had made changes to their profile rules and the way I had the "Home" profile was invalid.  I deleted the unused Home profile and the Event Log error on my BOINC client disappeared.

Thank you to those who helped

Bill F

Dallas TX

 

In October of 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.

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