It's seems they've changed their URL:
http://boinc.drugdiscoveryathome.com/

This one talks about what's happening. They really need to remove the old page, or make it redirect.

There's a big problem with BAM connecting the DrugDiscovery@Home project with the old URL. The new URL is http://boinc.drugdiscoveryathome.com/

PLEASE NOTE: The new URL does NOT start with https, it is http. The https URL prevents ACCOUNT and TEAM info from appearing in the projects tab; also, DrugDiscovery@Home complains about it in the Notices tab:

"DrugDiscovery@Home: Notice from BOINC
This project is using an old URL. When convenient, remove the project, then add http://boinc.drugdiscoveryathome.com/
1/15/2017 8:06:26 PM"

Once again, please note that the correct URL is not a https URL.
Now the BIG problem: If you manually attach the project with the the new URL, it works... but then BAM will remove it and/or replace it with the old URL. There is no way to stop this; it happens every time the client syncs with BAM. Right now, the only work around is to stop using BAM.

I hope this can be fixed soon so I can start using BAM again.

Update on problem (good news and bad news)

First the good news: I've attached five of my computers (using different user accounts) to DD@H and, fortunately, two of them have NO PROBLEMS with the https URL and seem to be working fine with BAM.

Now the bad news: the other three computers still have the same issue, in that the https URL prevents ACCOUNT, TEAM, and CREDIT info from appearing in the projects tab. It gets much worse. I have discovered that these three "problem hosts" are not communicating with DD@H at all; no tasks can be downloaded. I figured this out when I noticed that the "Communication deferred 24:00:00" shows up every time I attempt an Update. If I use my sloppy workaround on these hosts, everything works fine (except for the complaints in the Notices tab AND the fact that I can't use BAM).

I'm very exited about this project, so that's why I'm so intent on working out the bugs. I hope everything can be fixed so I can crunch away into the future.



Cheers!
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