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Bruce Tucker Send message Joined: 25 Jan 03 Posts: 2 Credit: 106,367 RAC: 0 |
On weekends I leave my computer on for 36-40 hours, but often my total credits don't change, If I don't get some indication that the completed work has been recieved I can only presume that my work has been "lost". If so is there any point in running Seti (average time for completing a work unit on my computer is 2.5 - 3 hours) |
Loony Send message Joined: 8 Dec 99 Posts: 5 Credit: 3,193,475 RAC: 78 |
Don't forget.... Just because you return a completed work unit... doesn't mean you instantly get credit for it...... Seti holds on to completed work units, untill other users have completed the same work unit, before working out what credit you should recieve. (Try going into your stats, you can find a list of returned workunits that are awaiting confirmation!!) And I have noticed, that the project doesn't always seem to automatically update, when uploading work units.... My machine stays on 24/7.. no problems here... |
Bill Barto Send message Joined: 28 Jun 99 Posts: 864 Credit: 58,712,313 RAC: 91 |
If you look at the results for your computer on your account page you can see if a workunit has been received. Credits are not being granted right now because the validators are down. Once the validators come back up credit will be granted. |
dave015702 Send message Joined: 13 Feb 05 Posts: 271 Credit: 2,341 RAC: 0 |
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Bronco Send message Joined: 22 Jun 05 Posts: 123 Credit: 19,340 RAC: 0 |
It would be nice to have in the projects tab a column with the number of jobs done. This would keep us informed of what our computer is doing. As long as credit won't be given in real time (and I really don't care) and WU will have such nice names easy to memorize (lol), having a simple counter would be a nice answer "In a world without walls and fences, who needs windows and gates ?" for the team |
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