Hi,
I'm writing a script in order to install BOINC attached to BOINCstats for windows and GNU linux lubuntu. On windows BOINC uses the folder CrogramDataBOINC while on GNU linux lubuntu uses the folder BOINCData="/var/lib/boinc-client".
I created two standard folders with my username and password attached to BOINCstats. The folders are mostly empty except for configuration files without projects data. At the moment, the scripts copy the data folder into the system, BOINC works correctly, but all the PC have the same ID on BOINCstats.
Can be a problem? Or is it ok?
Is there any command line procedure that allows to install BOINC via script without plain password typed in the script?
Thank you

Not sure if I understand what you are trying to do with your script: is it both to install BOINC and activating BAM! on the host?
Anyway, copying files will mess up your host stats because (as you already noticed) the CPID and the BAM-id of the host is not unique anymore. To correct this you should (as far as I know, your mileage may vary!) delete the acct_mgr*.xml files and the client_state.xml file in the copied BOINCdata directories.
You should at least once be logged in at the host (remote or direct) and use the command :
to attach the account manager which will create the needed unique CPID and BAM-id for the host.

Yes, at the moment I'm using this syntax boinccmd --join_acct_mgr bam.boincstats.com/ user password and it works while by using boinccmd --join_acct_mgr bam.boincstats.com/ BAMID BAMWeakKey it does not works even if I copied the data from BOINCstats.
Thank you

Hi,
the syntax is correct

however it does not work and I get the following output:

If I use the username and password it works well.
Any idea?
Thank you

Did you read the FAQ Use of Weak Authenticator ?
From that FAQ:

Unless you want to control the hosts individually, it's probably not a problem.

Thank you for the answer. Yes I did. With this command boinccmd --join_acct_mgr https://bam.boincstats.com/ 35605_25a601816e1971c60293a45f509a2fdb
the boinccmd outputs Missing command-line argument followed by the help.
I'm quite sure that the correct syntax is this --join_acct_mgr URL name passwd as reported in the help.
Could be the weak authenticator deprecated?

If I can, I will prefer to have separated hosts so I can decide fine-grane processing.

From the BOINC Wiki:
Using the Boinccmd
To attach to your account manager from the command line using Boinccmd, simply issue the command
boinccmd --join_acct_mgr URL name password
where URL is the URL provided by your selected account manager, name is either the name you use to sign into your account manager or your weak authenticator and password is either the password you use to sign into your account manager or, if you used a weak authenticator, it is a small random string (it will be ignored by the account manager).
So for BAM! it's:

Thank you very much. It worked