For future reference-
http://homepage.mac.com/mpeters/
The first link is to a package called setiproxy
It's a java seti proxy server.
I used Apple's java thingy to make it into a clickable executable (or you can start it via your crontab- I wrote a script for that)
It runs on OS X just fine- I've been using it for months now.
I have OS X cli, linux cli, and OS 9 gui clients using it.
That way I can store a bunch of units on my home machine and specify what time new units are grabbed and old turned in.
Even if my ISP has a service outage, I'll have seti units to crunch.