I might be just completely blind, but here you use the array @seti:
&startSETI
      if ( ($uptime < $lowThreshold) && (______@seti______< $maxInstan
+ces) );
   
   #
   # if the uptime is above a certain load,
   # then kill a SETI instance.
   #
   &stopSETI
      if ( ($uptime > $hiThreshold) && (______@seti______ > $minInstan
+ces) );

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(emphasis with __s mine) But you never put anything in the array. Typo?

Anyways, thanks for this -- it's a great idea. I have a couple of machines with some unused CPU cycles, so I'll go ahead and install this.

Quinn Slack
perl -e 's ssfhjok qupyrqs&&tr sfjkohpyuqrspitnrapj"hs&&eval&&s&&&'

In reply to Re: Perl ran SETI@Home for us. by qslack
in thread Perl ran SETI@Home for us. by rje

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