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xi3piscium Send message Joined: 17 Aug 99 Posts: 287 Credit: 26,674 RAC: 0 |
I have noticed, and I could be wrong, but the website has picked up a tad more speed. Also during the night managed to upload 4 wu's, still not able to get any work. I know this may not be of any consolation to anyone, just wondering if anyone else has noticed the same... xi3 |
[B^S] Zain Upton Send message Joined: 16 Feb 01 Posts: 132 Credit: 43,763 RAC: 0 |
Yep your right. Slept 8 hrs, and now things are slowly picking up. Members of my team say they are slowly uploading work units, and a few are starting to get 1 or 2 download as well. The bottleneck WILL work itself out. One of the interesting things that has not helped with this bottle neck is method of "Retry upload". A fast machine could EASILY have 50 work units to upload when its cache is full for a 5-7 days and there has been no connection time. One issue that could be changed is EACH work unit gets its own INDIVIDUAL retry time. So that machine has 50 DIFFERENT retry times. BOINC delays each say about 1 hour... but in effect that is still 50x server tries to upload per hour (instead of say just once). Multiply that 50 by how many hosts there are... and you have a HUGE server request load. Simple response would be to set ALL request for upload of work after a failure to the "x hours x min x sec". Effectively reducing your load by the number of work units per hour per hosts. --- <p align="center"> </p>Click on the counter to visit our team site including Extended Team Stats with daily totals, Member signatures and more! |
STE\/E Send message Joined: 29 Mar 03 Posts: 1137 Credit: 5,334,063 RAC: 0 |
I had over 200 WU's to upload when they finally went back online, I've managed to get about half of them uploaded and reported also since last night. It's been a really slow process but they are getting done 1 by 1 I guess.. JOIN TEAM |
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