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finstall
- Download the finstall script with wget:
cd ~ wget -c http://www.vendomar.ee/~ivo/finstall
- Make the script runnable:
chmod +x finstall
- Start it:
./finstall
After the client is installed You can start/stop/... FAH client with ./foldingathome/folding script. For Example(s)
~/foldingathome/folding start or ~/foldingathome/folding stop or ~/foldingathome/folding status
For me this was all I needed as it automatically created the init scripts I needed to start after reboot. However the init scripts don't seem to work for everyone, so if you need to do it manually:
- Make a file called foldingathome in the /etc/init.d directory:
gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/foldingathome
- Paste this in:
# /etc/init.d/foldingathome for Ubuntu # Start the F@H service. pushd /home/YOUR_USERNAME_HERE/foldingathome/ su YOUR_USERNAME_HERE -c "screen -d -m ./folding start" popd
- Save and exit
- Make it start at boot time:
sudo update-rc.d foldingathome defaults 99