# The address of the SB server to connect to. You shouldn't # need to change this unless you're doing something incredibly # unauthorized with our client! (Or if you're using a proxy.) # # Currently a ServerAddress of sbp.pns.net along with either # ServerPort 80 or ServerPort 22 will allow you to go around # most packet filtering firewalls. Try these if you experience # difficulty connecting. ServerAddress sb.pns.net ServerPort 1717 # The username to use on the server. This MUST BE A VALID # you will be denied blocks! If you wish, you can use the # 'anonymous' username, but remember that you won't be able # to view your individual performance statistics on the # website since they'll be shared with everyone else using # 'anonymous'. # # Team and Username should both be alphanumeric (no spaces, # _, -, etc) and 16 characters or less. Usernames must # be assigned by the online signup script at # www.seventeenorbust.com but team names can be added w/o # a signup and will be automatically tracked online Username brage # DO NOT leave Team blank. This causes errors on some systems. # If you wish to not be on a team, leave it as Team (null) Team (null) # Controls the client's logging behavior. The client will # either write its results to a logfile, to the console, or # both. You can also define a maximum log size -- once the # log reaches this size, old entries will be removed when # new entries are added. MaxLogSize is measured in kbytes. LogFile sclient.log LogToConsole 1 MaxLogSize 1000 # The priority level to run at. The following values are # defined; any other value will be ignored: # 1 - realtime priority (NOT recommended) # 2 - high priority # 3 - normal priority # 4 - low priority # 5 - idle priority (recommended) PriorityLevel 5 # The transmission of intermediate blocks is recommended if you # have a constant internet connection. Even if you cannot # connect for the intermediate block reports every time, # computation will still continue, although it will pause # breifly to try every hour or so. # 1 - Enable # 0 - Disable Transmit 1 # MaxRetries and RetryWait define how the client handles block # request or report failures. The client will retry a maximum # of MaxRetries times (or infinitely if MaxRetries is 0). Once # it exceeds this number, it will exit. After a failure, it # will wait RetryWait seconds before retrying. (Please don't # set this lower than 60 seconds, or you'll be hammering the # server if it ever goes down!) MaxReportRetries 0 MaxRetries 0 RetryWait 1200

[Mon Oct 17 21:58:13 2005] client process [v2.5.0] invoked [Mon Oct 17 21:58:13 2005] priority set to idle [Mon Oct 17 21:58:13 2005] got k and n from cache [Mon Oct 17 21:58:13 2005] Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz detected. Enabling cpu specific optimizations. [Mon Oct 17 21:58:39 2005] restarting proth test from cache (k=22699, n=3578374) [1.8%]