Not sure if you all already know about this but I only discovered this latest version of HFM.NET - v0.5.0.180 the other day so I'd thought I'd share.
http://code.google.com/p/hfm-net/
It now has the ability not only to create a web page for your folding stats, it can actually upload it as well via ftp (you need your own webspace for this part). I know KE1HA was working on something like this back in Jan and this saves having to use separate ftp software.
Basically you go into preferences - scheduled tasks, tick the create a website box, and then put in your "target folder or URL", for ftp to upload to your own website this would be something like:
The "/htdocs/Folding" part would obviously depend on the folder structure you had created on you website. Set the time on how often you want to refresh the data and then test the connection, it should say test succeed.
A word of warning though make sure you put in the folder you want it to go to, otherwise it will go to your home directory, replace your index.html file and all traffic to your website will see your folding stats! (yes I did this
) So probably worth making sure everything on your site is backed up and easily accessible in case you need to upload it again quickly.
Anyway for those who haven't seen it before here is what the output looks like http://www.dkeimages.com/Folding/summary.html
You can also get it to email you when one of your machines EUEs, great for the hot summer.
http://code.google.com/p/hfm-net/
It now has the ability not only to create a web page for your folding stats, it can actually upload it as well via ftp (you need your own webspace for this part). I know KE1HA was working on something like this back in Jan and this saves having to use separate ftp software.
Basically you go into preferences - scheduled tasks, tick the create a website box, and then put in your "target folder or URL", for ftp to upload to your own website this would be something like:
Code:
ftp://yourftpusername:[email protected]/htdocs/Folding/The "/htdocs/Folding" part would obviously depend on the folder structure you had created on you website. Set the time on how often you want to refresh the data and then test the connection, it should say test succeed.
A word of warning though make sure you put in the folder you want it to go to, otherwise it will go to your home directory, replace your index.html file and all traffic to your website will see your folding stats! (yes I did this
) So probably worth making sure everything on your site is backed up and easily accessible in case you need to upload it again quickly.Anyway for those who haven't seen it before here is what the output looks like http://www.dkeimages.com/Folding/summary.html
You can also get it to email you when one of your machines EUEs, great for the hot summer.
