FoldingAtHome / fah-web-client-bastet

Folding@home client frontend
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Add an option to manually remove inactive old remote machines #154

Closed muziqaz closed 4 months ago

muziqaz commented 5 months ago

Screenshot_20240609_145459 Is there a plan to add a feature to either hide inactive remote machines from web viewer, or if not, maybe add an option to remove them manually?

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

You can manually unlink old machines via the account settings page.

There is an issue for hiding disconnected machines. #120

muziqaz commented 5 months ago

You can manually unlink old machines from the account settings page.

There is an issue for hiding disconnected machines. #120

Oh, I didn't think to go into account settings. I take it that if I unlink the machine and later have the same machine start folding, there won't be an issue re-adding it?

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

It will be re-added only if you login with web control on the same computer as the unlinked client. Which is exactly the same situation as for a new client.

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

When a client is unlinked, it retains the settings of the account (user, team, ..)

muziqaz commented 5 months ago

Seems to have successfully unlinked and disappeared from the main page list. There is an option to unlink the machine from which I am unlinking, the one which I am on right now? Is that intentional? Sounds like division by zero. Unless this might be an option for people who want to move to different account/email?

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

You can unlink from the same machine, I think. Most people only have one machine, so this needs to work.

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

I also think you need to logout after the unlink, else the next time you open web control, it will be relinked.

Please test all this. Try to break it.

kbernhagen commented 5 months ago

You should also be able to delete the account, which should cause all machines to unlink.