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David Anderson edited this page Jan 11, 2024
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BOINC includes several "standard" validators:
sample_trivial_validator
Marks a job as valid if its output files are present.
Use this if all hosts are trusted.
sample_substr_validator
Marks a job as valid if its stderr output includes a string
specified by the --stderr_string command-line arg.
If the --reject_if_present arg is present,
the logic is inverted: a job is valid if its stderr does NOT include the string.
sample_bitwise_validator
Output files are equivalent if they agree byte for byte.
This can be used if your application generates exactly matching results
(either because it does no floating-point arithmetic,
or because you use homogeneous redundancy).
If output files are gzip archives, use the --is_gzip command-line arg.
This will skip the gzip header when comparing files.