Looks like there's an issue with AP validation as well. About the same time as the assimilator backlog started to climb, the number of WUs waiting for validation started to climb at a higher rate than before.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Eric says the database got stuffed. He is working by remote to increase the available space now.
Hopefully that will allow the assimilators to get back to work.

Meow for now.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

Eric says the database got stuffed. He is working by remote to increase the available space now.
Hopefully that will allow the assimilators to get back to work.

Meow for now.

Thanks for the update Mark. Thanks Eric for working on a Sunday afternoon.

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And Eric's magic worked like a charm.
Assimilation backlog all cleaned up.

Thanks, Eric.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

And Eric's magic worked like a charm.
Assimilation backlog all cleaned up.

Thanks, Eric.

+1

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Another "Thanks Eric".

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Grant
Darwin NT

And Eric's magic worked like a charm.
Assimilation backlog all cleaned up.

Thanks, Eric.

just goes to prove the Borg were right all along. You will be assimilated, it just might take a little longer:)

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Eric says the database got stuffed. He is working by remote to increase the available space now.
Hopefully that will allow the assimilators to get back to work.

Meow for now.

I wonder what the database got stuffed with? (OT) wasn't with fur was it (/OT) I am joking of course. Everything is currently running like a charm looking at the server status page. There is another 444 MB channels to go before more APs will be added

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Any one else seeing pages load up slow? or really slow?
Edit- I rebooted my router and things seem to be flowing smooth.

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Old James

Houston ?



Is anyone receiving WU's ?

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Last one I got a minute and a half ago. MB. If the splitters suddenly stopped and the scheduler was still running, ready to send still shows 274k to send.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

Last one I got a minute and a half ago. MB. If the splitters suddenly stopped and the scheduler was still running, ready to send still shows 274k to send.

OK, thanks Mark ! :)

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Last one I got a minute and a half ago. MB. If the splitters suddenly stopped and the scheduler was still running, ready to send still shows 274k to send.

And those should last for three or four hours, at the current rate, if nobody does anything silly. That should let the staff finish whatever it is that they're doing.

Last one I got a minute and a half ago. MB. If the splitters suddenly stopped and the scheduler was still running, ready to send still shows 274k to send.

And those should last for three or four hours, at the current rate, if nobody does anything silly. That should let the staff finish whatever it is that they're doing.

Thanks Richard for this estimate...

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Last one I got a minute and a half ago. MB. If the splitters suddenly stopped and the scheduler was still running, ready to send still shows 274k to send.

And those should last for three or four hours, at the current rate, if nobody does anything silly. That should let the staff finish whatever it is that they're doing.

Inbound still flowing here.

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"Freedom is just Chaos, with better lighting." Alan Dean Foster

Splitters are running again. 'Ready to send' dipped just below 100K, but is rising again now.

Splitters are running again. 'Ready to send' dipped just below 100K, but is rising again now.

Thanks for the heads-up, Richard ! Cool ! :)

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Not really a panic issue, but...

... too many tapes loaded at once for AP only crunchers.

AP only crunchers will enjoy now a long stint and then a rather long dry season, unless MB shorties will come to help.

Happy crunching! :-)

Sleepy

If they ever fix creditnew then there would not be a problem. My two I7's only do AP only. When I run out I run out. It still pays better then running MB and AP work.

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Old James

Since about midnight Berkeley time the MB splitters have choked. We need around 25/s to maintain the ready-to-send buffer. They're only producing around 16/s.
Another 16 or so hours & we'll be out of MB work.

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Grant
Darwin NT