A few are being split and once again I'm not getting any.

The splitters are just running through them, producing nothing. Those files has been crunched before, so there was no need to so split them, and send out any WU's again.

Edit: By the looks of things the last 6 months or so, AP is put on the back burner, for the foreseeable future. We might as well give up on any hope that we will see a reliable feed of AP's, until they have re crunched MB from previous years, with MB v8. That could take a very long time, depending upon how far back they decide to go.

So, goodbye AP.

Or at the very very least.. until we start getting a reasonably steady supply of Green Bank tapes. I assume we're going to be running through those with MB and AP, given that the DB and the apps had to be updated to handle data from places other than Arecibo.

So I think once we start getting GBT data coming in (maybe it's been coming in, but being stock-piled for the time being), APs will probably flow pretty steadily.

And I think the high demand for those will go away once the random number generator gets tamed and there stops being such a disparity between MB and AP in regards to credits/hour.

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A few are being split and once again I'm not getting any.

The splitters are just running through them, producing nothing. Those files has been crunched before, so there was no need to so split them, and send out any WU's again.

Edit: By the looks of things the last 6 months or so, AP is put on the back burner, for the foreseeable future. We might as well give up on any hope that we will see a reliable feed of AP's, until they have re crunched MB from previous years, with MB v8. That could take a very long time, depending upon how far back they decide to go.

So, goodbye AP.

Or at the very very least.. until we start getting a reasonably steady supply of Green Bank tapes. I assume we're going to be running through those with MB and AP, given that the DB and the apps had to be updated to handle data from places other than Arecibo.

So I think once we start getting GBT data coming in (maybe it's been coming in, but being stock-piled for the time being), APs will probably flow pretty steadily.

And I think the high demand for those will go away once the random number generator gets tamed and there stops being such a disparity between MB and AP in regards to credits/hour.

Was AP v7 build with GBT data considerations, or would we need AP v8 for that as well?

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A few are being split and once again I'm not getting any.

The splitters are just running through them, producing nothing. Those files has been crunched before, so there was no need to so split them, and send out any WU's again. ...
So, goodbye AP.

Definitely getting some APs split and sent at this point ...

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A few are being split and once again I'm not getting any.

The splitters are just running through them, producing nothing. Those files has been crunched before, so there was no need to so split them, and send out any WU's again. ...
So, goodbye AP.

Definitely getting some APs split and sent at this point ...

More AP splitters are now working, but creation rate is still 0/sec, as per SSP.

P.

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Well that was a good run. I got a total of 9. Now the waiting game until more get split.

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record uptime: 1511d 20h 19m (ended due to the power brick giving-up)

Well that was a good run. I got a total of 9. Now the waiting game until more get split.

I am still getting some at this time and the splitters are still turning them out.

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SETI@home classic CPU time 34,348 hours

Well that was a good run. I got a total of 9. Now the waiting game until more get split.

I am still getting some at this time and the splitters are still turning them out.

When I saw this I thought it was some kind of April fools joke.
01-Apr-2016 22:26:21 [SETI@home] Requesting new tasks for ATI GPU
01-Apr-2016 22:26:23 [SETI@home] Scheduler request completed: got 5 new tasks

I got 5 AP in one request!? Weird...

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I've managed to snag 44 of the little boogers since 3/31. Better than I've done in almost a year.....keep 'em coming!

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I've managed to snag 44 of the little boogers since 3/31. Better than I've done in almost a year.....keep 'em coming!

Beats my 1 <sigh>

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Soon, there will be a few.....
All mine though :-)

Sorry, no.

I got at least two new ones :-D

Soon, there will be a few.....
All mine though :-)

LOL...you called that one mostly right.
Some APs splitting now!

Except the part about them being all yours?
Nope, the kitties snagged 5 so far.

Meow meow meow!

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Data Distribution State SETI@home v7 # Astropulse # SETI@home v8 # As of*
Results ready to send ..............0 ...............2,276 ..............483,438

Something smells of 5 day old fish............2,276 'ready to send'? I got 3 but they're chomped already.......gonna be a loooooong weekend.......

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Checking my J1900 system that is only using its iGPU for AP work it looks like it picked up some recently.

Project details for: SETI@home
Total number of work requests: 1149
Number of requests gaining work: 2
Number of requests not gaining work: 500
Number of times no work was requested: 647
Number of tasks gained: 2

Tasks per request percent and count: Total
0 tasks: 43 %, 500
1 tasks: 0 %, 2

Tasks per request percent and count: Only when work assigned
1 tasks: 100 %, 2

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Wow. 20 so far ... guess I get to see how the new case fan does ...

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HAL,

Where do you get numbers like that from?

HAL,

Where do you get numbers like that from?

I've read and heard before that there's some parsing of stdout.txt that you can do to get fancy reports like that.



as for current splitting and distribution.. I'm making slow progress at getting some. I'm up to 8 so far.. across ~25 requests. It is slow-going, but still progress.

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HAL,

Where do you get numbers like that from?

I've read and heard before that there's some parsing of stdout.txt that you can do to get fancy reports like that.



as for current splitting and distribution.. I'm making slow progress at getting some. I'm up to 8 so far.. across ~25 requests. It is slow-going, but still progress.

Yeah I've made a few different .bats to parse for various things over the years. I think one of my first ones was parsing for scheduler timeouts when we were having connection issues.

The one I made to get the counts for assigned tasks is below. You can save it in notepad and place it in the same folder with your stdoutdae.txt or you can edit readfile to include the path to your stdoutdae.

_scheduler_work_assigned.bat

@ECHO OFF & pushd %~dp0 & cls
set readfile=stdoutdae.txt
set project=SETI@home
set tskcnt=0
:gettskcnt
findstr /C:"[%project%] Scheduler request completed" %readfile% >sched_comcnt-%computername%.txt
findstr /C:"[%project%] Scheduler request completed: got %tskcnt% new tasks" %readfile% >sched_com%tskcnt%-%computername%.txt
set /a tskcnt=%tskcnt%+1
if %tskcnt% LEQ 9 goto gettskcnt
set tskcnt2=0
:gettskcnt2
for /f %%a in ('Find /V /C "" ^< sched_comcnt-%computername%.txt') do set total=%%a
for /f %%a in ('Find /V /C "" ^< sched_com%tskcnt2%-%computername%.txt') do set cnt%tskcnt2%=%%a
set /a tskcnt2=%tskcnt2%+1
if %tskcnt2% LEQ 9 goto gettskcnt2
del sched_com*-%computername%.txt
set /a taskcnttotal=%cnt1%+%cnt2%+%cnt3%+%cnt4%+%cnt5%+%cnt6%+%cnt7%+%cnt8%+%cnt9%
set /a totaltskcnt=%cnt1%+(%cnt2%*2)+(%cnt3%*3)+(%cnt4%*4)+(%cnt5%*5)+(%cnt6%*6)+(%cnt7%*7)+(%cnt8%*8)+(%cnt9%*9)
set /a nullrequest=%total%-%cnt0%-taskcnttotal
@ECHO Project details for: %project%
@ECHO Total number of work requests: %total%
@ECHO Number of requests gaining work: %taskcnttotal%
@ECHO Number of requests not gaining work: %cnt0%
@ECHO Number of times no work was requested: %nullrequest%
@ECHO Number of tasks gained: %totaltskcnt%
@ECHO.
@ECHO Tasks per request percent and count: Total
set /a cnt0pct=%cnt0%*100/%total%*100/100
if %cnt0% GTR 0 @ECHO 0 tasks: %cnt0pct% %%, %cnt0%
set /a cnt1pct=%cnt1%*100/%total%
if %cnt1% GTR 0 @ECHO 1 tasks: %cnt1pct% %%, %cnt1%
set /a cnt2pct=%cnt2%*100/%total%
if %cnt2% GTR 0 @ECHO 2 tasks: %cnt2pct% %%, %cnt2%
set /a cnt3pct=%cnt3%*100/%total%
if %cnt3% GTR 0 @ECHO 3 tasks: %cnt3pct% %%, %cnt3%
set /a cnt4pct=%cnt4%*100/%total%
if %cnt4% GTR 0 @ECHO 4 tasks: %cnt4pct% %%, %cnt4%
set /a cnt5pct=%cnt5%*100/%total%
if %cnt5% GTR 0 @ECHO 5 tasks: %cnt5pct% %%, %cnt5%
set /a cnt6pct=%cnt6%*100/%total%
if %cnt6% GTR 0 @ECHO 6 tasks: %cnt6pct% %%, %cnt6%
set /a cnt7pct=%cnt7%*100/%total%
if %cnt7% GTR 0 @ECHO 7 tasks: %cnt7pct% %%, %cnt7%
set /a cnt8pct=%cnt8%*100/%total%
if %cnt8% GTR 0 @ECHO 8 tasks: %cnt8pct% %%, %cnt8%
set /a cnt9pct=%cnt9%*100/%total%
if %cnt9% GTR 0 @ECHO 9 tasks: %cnt9pct% %%, %cnt9%
@ECHO.
if %taskcnttotal% EQU 0 goto end
@ECHO Tasks per request percent and count: Only when work assigned
set /a cnt1pct=%cnt1%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt1% GTR 0 @ECHO 1 tasks: %cnt1pct% %%, %cnt1%
set /a cnt2pct=%cnt2%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt2% GTR 0 @ECHO 2 tasks: %cnt2pct% %%, %cnt2%
set /a cnt3pct=%cnt3%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt3% GTR 0 @ECHO 3 tasks: %cnt3pct% %%, %cnt3%
set /a cnt4pct=%cnt4%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt4% GTR 0 @ECHO 4 tasks: %cnt4pct% %%, %cnt4%
set /a cnt5pct=%cnt5%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt5% GTR 0 @ECHO 5 tasks: %cnt5pct% %%, %cnt5%
set /a cnt6pct=%cnt6%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt6% GTR 0 @ECHO 6 tasks: %cnt6pct% %%, %cnt6%
set /a cnt7pct=%cnt7%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt7% GTR 0 @ECHO 7 tasks: %cnt7pct% %%, %cnt7%
set /a cnt8pct=%cnt8%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt8% GTR 0 @ECHO 8 tasks: %cnt8pct% %%, %cnt8%
set /a cnt9pct=%cnt9%*100/%taskcnttotal%
if %cnt9% GTR 0 @ECHO 9 tasks: %cnt9pct% %%, %cnt9%
:end
@ECHO. & pause

The value for project can be changed for other projects. Just use the same output you see in the Event log/messages tab for the project.
Also readfile=stdoutdae.txt can be changed to readfile=stdoutdae.old if you want to check your previous stuff.

I should also add that this is only looking for values up to 9 when tasks are assigned. As my intention was to use this on AP only systems where 9 or fewer tasks are assigned per request.

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It looks like the wimpy run will end soon and ATM I've only been able to snag 21, hopefully a few more will come down the pike.

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I managed 31 across two rigs, but yeah, it is a wimpy run.......

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I managed 31 across two rigs, but yeah, it is a wimpy run.......

Slowly but surely ...

118 across 4 machines, not counting what's already crunched, and still getting ones and twos ...

Not bragging, not complaining ... :)

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