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> Sorry about this, but I seem to be in a Catch-22. |
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> I've been running BOINC for a long time but now I want to remove all traces |
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> of it from my system (which I've done) and all traces of me from their |
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> system (which I can't do). |
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> The BOINC Web page asks me to log in before I can ask this question on |
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> their message boards, but when I try to do so it says it has no user with |
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> my e-mail address, which is arrant nonsense. The BOINC Web site also has |
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> several other design problems, one of which is that as far as I can see it |
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> isn't possible to delete accounts. |
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> Can anyone tell me how I can remove myself from BOINC and from all projects |
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> I have run using it? |
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> Rgds |
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> Peter Humphrey |
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> Linux Counter 5290, Aug 93 |
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I might be wrong but BOINC is just the client. Shouldn't you visit the |
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project's web page, for example worldcommunitygrid.org? |
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In any case, most projects send emails to inactive participants and ask if |
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there is a problem or if you want to unsubscribe. |
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Rgds |
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Florian Philipp |
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