Looks like no more splitting due to lack of storage space (I'm guessing - Until the assimilators are started to clear completed work.)
[:o(

Something has certainly died.
No MB work being produced, and the result-turnaround-time, and received-in-the last hour (for both MB & AP) graphs have flat lined.

It's dead Jim.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Looks like no more splitting due to lack of storage space (I'm guessing - Until the assimilators are started to clear completed work.)
[:o(

Something has certainly died.
No MB work being produced, and the result-turnaround-time, and received-in-the last hour (for both MB & AP) graphs have flat lined.

It's dead Jim.

Is someone working in the middle of the night at seti? I just got work again. And they are all 0's and 1's. only one resend.

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Looks like no more splitting due to lack of storage space (I'm guessing - Until the assimilators are started to clear completed work.)
[:o(

Something has certainly died.
No MB work being produced, and the result-turnaround-time, and received-in-the last hour (for both MB & AP) graphs have flat lined.

It's dead Jim.

Is someone working in the middle of the night at seti? I just got work again. And they are all 0's and 1's. only one resend.

Looks like splitting has genuinely resumed, with a sustained good result creation rate. There was a sharp spike in the cricket graph on the stroke of midnight, so it may have been an automatic watchdog script restarting something, rather than human intervention.

Looks like splitting has genuinely resumed, with a sustained good result creation rate. There was a sharp spike in the cricket graph on the stroke of midnight, so it may have been an automatic watchdog script restarting something, rather than human intervention.

Hope it lasts.
Result-turnaround-time & returned-last-hour data is still frozen.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Result-turnaround-time & returned-last-hour data is still frozen.

Well, it was updated, once. Now it's frozen again.

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"Please keep Your signature under four lines so Internet traffic doesn't go up too much"

- In 1992 when I had my first e-mail address -

Hi,
Looks like da gremlins are back:-( Getting cannot connect to server log messages!
Status page shows servers running, guess its fibbing..

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Cliff,
Been there, Done that, Still no damm T shirt!

Speaking of molasses, has anyone been on the Boinc boards today? I think molasses would be faster right now.

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Speaking of molasses, has anyone been on the Boinc boards today? I think molasses would be faster right now.

Working fine for me

EDIT: I lied....it's a slug

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Speaking of molasses, has anyone been on the Boinc boards today? I think molasses would be faster right now.

Boinc board are totally unreachable. Connection time out....

Change the url to https and you'll find it a lot better.

Claggy

It's fine for me as normal now...without the s

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We have yet to find it, but we are looking.

A bit of documentary.

Dancing in the Dark...

Might keep you interested whilst the project is in intermission.
Very fine documentary on what we are doing.

Meow!

Yes, a very good documentary, but it gave me a few problems. I haven't cut my hair for two years, I hadn't shaved since last Easter. In short, I looked a lot like John Ellis in that doco. Everyone who knew I worked at CMS assumed it was in fact me in the prog. I shaved my beard a couple of weeks earlier than I normally do. Terrible to be mistaken for a theoretical physicist...

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The assimilator/validator backlogs have reached new record highs.

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Grant
Darwin NT

The assimilator/validator backlogs have reached new record highs.

And they continue to set new records.
11 million awaiting validation, 4 million awaiting Assimilation.

It also appears Received in the last hour & Average turn around time for both MB & AP have stopped updating as has the Replica lag data.
Not wanting to jinx things, but MB splitter output is showing the best sustained output for probably a year or more. The ready-to-send buffer didn't run out after the outage, and it's continuing to refill it a remarkable rate.

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Grant
Darwin NT

980s run much cooler than 780s - they use only about 2/3 the power. If heat is what you want, go back to the 5xx, 4xx or 2xx.

580s do a dandy job of heat creation.
I am running a dozen or so of them still.

Well, no again. You have 6 580s, 5 560s, and 11 680s

Not so.
You forget that Boinc gets a bit quirky reporting what cards are in a multi GPU rig.
For example, one has 2 580s and a 680, but reports as 3 680s.
Another has 2 580s and a 560, but reports as 3 560s.

So, what you see ain't exactly what I got running.

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

Incredibly, when I checked my account a couple of hours ago, my i7 had a full cache of 200 tasks in progress. Woo!

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Incredibly, when I checked my account a couple of hours ago, my i7 had a full cache of 200 tasks in progress. Woo!

My i7 also has 200 In process, but it also has 425 Validation pending. This is abut 30% higher than I've seen before. I can't wait for things to get back to normal...whatever that is.

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The assimilator/validator backlogs have reached new record highs.

I believe the reason for this is because they are cleaning out the major databases

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FYI the database checks and index rebuilds are all finished as of this morning (whew!) and I'm just doing a full database backup before starting the assimilators up again (tomorrow morning at the latest). I'm not entirely confident this whole exercise fixed the recent crash problem, but we shall see.

- Matt

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-- BOINC/SETI@home network/web/science/development person
-- "Any idiot can have a good idea. What is hard is to do it." - Jeanne-Claude

Much much thanks Matt...

Thanks for the update, hopefully everything will work as intended

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