after the server outages the old workunits were uploaded and credited but my clients do not request any further work like "may run out of work... requesting xxxx seconds of work..."

none of my clients has work now, the scheduler respond "succeeded", but nothing further.

same to you?

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It needed the computing power of three Commodore 64 (2,4MHz) to send a man to the moon. Today you must even have a Pentium (500MHz) to run the Operating System... The World went crazy!!!

Hi

No probs here.
Did you hit manualy update project?
You should use 4.19 instead of 4.13.

Greetz aus Aschaffenburg
Mike

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

> after the server outages the old workunits were uploaded and credited but my
> clients do not request any further work like "may run out of work...
> requesting xxxx seconds of work..."

Are they running low?
Check your preferences & see that the settings haven't become corrupted.


> It needed the computing power of three Commodore 64 (2,4MHz) to send a man to the moon.

Actually, it wasn't even that powerfull- about 74kB of ROM & 4kB of RAM.

More info here.

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Grant
Darwin NT

> after the server outages the old workunits were uploaded and credited but my
> clients do not request any further work like "may run out of work...
> requesting xxxx seconds of work..."
>
> none of my clients has work now, the scheduler respond "succeeded", but
> nothing further.
>
> same to you?
>
Yes but I think it is because users are upping their cache sizes in case of another outage.

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.5 day setting for 4 active "small" projects (Seti, LHC, Einstein, Predictor) + Climate = never out of work 8)

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> .5 day setting for 4 active "small" projects (Seti, LHC, Einstein, Predictor)
> + Climate = never out of work 8)

That's what I'm finding -- a half-day seems to work well if you have multiple projects (even without Climate).

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