Not seeing any noise bombs myself, just the GBT version of shorties.

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Grant
Darwin NT

We are at 145k results returned per hour. This is a bit high, but the system seems to be handling it just fine, so no panic.

All work needs to be processed the faster the better IMHO. I am aware there is currently server issues hopefully these will sort themselves out

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We've recovered from the Sunday morning outage and are preparing for the Tuesday outage. They have given us some more files to split
blc34_2bit_guppi_58643*

We've recovered from the Sunday morning outage and are preparing for the Tuesday outage. They have given us some more files to split
blc34_2bit_guppi_58643*

. . Back to groundhog day ...

Stephen

:(

We've recovered from the Sunday morning outage and are preparing for the Tuesday outage. They have given us some more files to split
blc34_2bit_guppi_58643*

. . Back to groundhog day ...

Stephen

:(

If you don't like Groundhog Day (process in the same data) process some work over at beta. Like I am doing

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Nice short and early outage for Tuesday ! Great job Seti team!!!

The electric company in north California has listed Alameda county as a possible shutdown area for the winds coming Wednesday/Thursday. I'm not sure how this will affect Seti.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2019-10-08/california-utility-says-it-could-shutdown-power-to-nearly-30-counties-ahead-of-wildfire-friendly-weather

Stuff processed on Beta never contributes to the main database so don't fret.

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Bob Smith
Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society)
Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

I am not fretting. I just wanted to let Stephen know there was an alternative because he keeps on mentioning about Groundhog Day that was the only reason why I said it

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possible seti shutdown -
https://news.berkeley.edu/2019/10/08/campus-leaders-preparing-for-possible-power-loss/
This is the power company shutting off power for high winds. Not Seti's fault!!!

possible seti shutdown -
https://news.berkeley.edu/2019/10/08/campus-leaders-preparing-for-possible-power-loss/
This is the power company shutting off power for high winds. Not Seti's fault!!!

Hope their UPS are working fine and holds.

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Hope their UPS are working fine and holds.

I think we are talking a 24 hour + shutdown

Hope their UPS are working fine and holds.

I think we are talking a 24 hour + shutdown

Places like COLO must have an emergency power generator or something similar, if no we are doomed.

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possible seti shutdown -
https://news.berkeley.edu/2019/10/08/campus-leaders-preparing-for-possible-power-loss/
This is the power company shutting off power for high winds. Not Seti's fault!!!

Hope their UPS are working

. . Well I am hoping that the comms company that supplies UC and the Berkeley Lab both have standby generators for such occasions. UPS's are only for the short term.

Stephen

< crossing fingers >

This is the update from UC Berkeley

Update: Classes have been cancelled on Wednesday due to the expected power loss.

Attention

As you may know, PG&E has announced that most of the Bay Area is on alert for a potential power outage starting on Wednesday or Thursday, to guard against fire dangers that may accompany anticipated high winds. Parts of the campus community could be impacted if a power outage occurs in our area. Campus leaders and emergency officials are convening throughout the day today to gather the latest information from PG&E, and a follow up email will be sent to the campus community later today. To ensure you are getting the latest campus alerts as quickly as possible, please sign up for text alerts from WarnMe: https://warnme.berkeley.edu

https://systemstatus.berkeley.edu

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Apr 3, 1999 - May 3, 2020

https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

All IT systems and services hosted in the campus data center, as well as all systems and services hosted external to the campus data center, are expected to be available during the PG&E planned power outage.

https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

All IT systems and services hosted in the campus data center, as well as all systems and services hosted external to the campus data center, are expected to be available during the PG&E planned power outage.

That is great news! Thanks Gary.

https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

All IT systems and services hosted in the campus data center, as well as all systems and services hosted external to the campus data center, are expected to be available during the PG&E planned power outage.

I notice that they have said "are expected to be available", not "Will be available".
Stuff happens.

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Grant
Darwin NT

https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

All IT systems and services hosted in the campus data center, as well as all systems and services hosted external to the campus data center, are expected to be available during the PG&E planned power outage.

I notice that they have said "are expected to be available", not "Will be available".
Stuff happens.

Lets hope Berkeley U's generators aren't put too much to the test =:|

"We have generators in several locations on campus to help keep things functioning. However, resources to keep the generators running may become limited depending on the duration of the outage. This would occur if the needs of other regional institutions (i.e. hospitals, emergency services, etc) become prioritized ahead of our needs." https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

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Apr 3, 1999 - May 3, 2020

https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

All IT systems and services hosted in the campus data center, as well as all systems and services hosted external to the campus data center, are expected to be available during the PG&E planned power outage.

I notice that they have said "are expected to be available", not "Will be available".
Stuff happens.

Lets hope Berkeley U's generators aren't put too much to the test =:|

"We have generators in several locations on campus to help keep things functioning. However, resources to keep the generators running may become limited depending on the duration of the outage. This would occur if the needs of other regional institutions (i.e. hospitals, emergency services, etc) become prioritized ahead of our needs." https://technology.berkeley.edu/pge-outage/faqs

What that last part says is we have X hours of diesel in the tank. We aren't sure if we can get more delivered if all Hell breaks loose. If Hell breaks loose running the data center is low priority as it should be.