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Well, the oldest ticket still open is #3 - allow the Manager to connect to a client listening on a non-default port number. That's a bit esoteric, though I do know a user here was trying, and failing, to do that a couple of months ago. So it should be. But like I said, I know somebody - an experienced tester - who tried and failed. The purpose was to have two separate BOINC clients running on the same machine (add --allow_multiple_clients to your first example), but the manager connected to the default (port 31416) client whatever port was specified. | |
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Yes, but we're not talking about multiple clients here. And neither is ticket #3 asking for it for multiple clients. Proto Local Address Foreign Address State PID TCP 127.0.0.1:12345 i5-2500K:64052 ESTABLISHED 1716 TCP 127.0.0.1:59957 i5-2500K:59958 ESTABLISHED 4872 TCP 127.0.0.1:59958 i5-2500K:59957 ESTABLISHED 4872 TCP 127.0.0.1:64052 i5-2500K:12345 ESTABLISHED 4556 Proto Local Address Foreign Address State TCP 127.0.0.1:12345 i5-2500K:64052 ESTABLISHED [boinc.exe] TCP 127.0.0.1:59957 i5-2500K:59958 ESTABLISHED [firefox.exe] TCP 127.0.0.1:59958 i5-2500K:59957 ESTABLISHED [firefox.exe] TCP 127.0.0.1:64052 i5-2500K:12345 ESTABLISHED [boincmgr.exe] ____________ Jord - BOINC FAQ Service - BOINC User Wiki Real is just a matter of perception. | |
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@all having download problems: using a proxy might help once again... at least it did for me. I couldn't download basically anything thru a direct connection, with proxy most downloads came thru without any HTTP errors and at acceptable speed. | |
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It is actually Windows 7. I am guessing the machine just went a bit crazy. It has been sitting for weeks without being used. So I'm not going to bother trying to find the cause right now. Main Cruncher Mk3 of mine had an issue similar to that for losing time. Over the course of a few days, it would be off by several minutes. I fixed that, and now still prevent that, by adjusting the "Internet Time" update interval from the default of once per week to four times per day. It syncs to my Linux laptop which is a stratum 2 NTP server. ____________ Linux laptop uptime: 1484d 22h 42m Ended due to UPS failure, found 14 hours after the fact | |
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Now that all the AP are down the wire and out to play the upcoming outage recovery should not take as long. | |
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It is actually Windows 7. I am guessing the machine just went a bit crazy. It has been sitting for weeks without being used. So I'm not going to bother trying to find the cause right now. I set all of my lab machines sync to my cisco 4500. They are set to do so at bootup and the default windows interval of once a week. For now I'm blaming the leap second. ____________ SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours Join the BP6/VP6 User Group today! | |
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IT people everywhere have been claiming the Leap Second for their issues these past few days... :-( | |
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A Tuesday outage combined with a national holiday. Typically that means panic time. | |
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A Tuesday outage combined with a national holiday. Typically that means panic time. 86400 panic seconds in a day :¬) YEEEHHAAAA GIDDY UP | |
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A Tuesday outage combined with a national holiday. Typically that means panic time. Now the panic can start - no work on SSP although there are files to split, and Cricket confirms that downloads are falling off. And there is a major US holiday tomorrow... ____________ Another Fred Support SETI@home when you search the Web or shop online with GoodSearch and GoodShop | |
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A Tuesday outage combined with a national holiday. Typically that means panic time. Looks like Cricket is coming back up starting about 0245UTC. Still few units in the queue, but plenty of files to split. ____________ | |
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MB 'Results ready to send: 1' at 5 Jul 2012 | 19:00:11 UTC (fully updated), with splitters running and tapes loaded. | |
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MB 'Results ready to send: 1' at 5 Jul 2012 | 19:00:11 UTC (fully updated), with splitters running and tapes loaded. Well If it stays that way. I'll panic sometime next week. If I am paying attention to things anyway. ____________ SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours Join the BP6/VP6 User Group today! | |
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Slow forums again. Another spider? | |
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No, I think they are having a dance - slow, slow, quick quick, slow | |
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Annoyingly slow here too.... | |
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Stupid server code overcomitted my GPU with almost 35 days of work. | |
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almost 35 days of work So that is where all my VLAR went [sulk mode on] And the replica data base is well behind, 86190s almost a full day, | |
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almost 35 days of work Maybe its still partying. ____________ | |
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And the replica data base is well behind, 86190s almost a full day, Eight and a half hours later (30,600s), the replica is 91,552s behind, so it's lost just an extra 5,362s. I think it's just got a hangover. | |
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