Is there a back door that some are using???

Results received in last hour....................
MB = 6,290
AP = 146

How is this possible with the upload server disabled???

Results can be reported (automatically) up to 24 hours after being uploaded, and even later than that if you suspend networking manually.

When I got up this morning, I found that uploads had stopped overnight (UK time). But one host hadn't needed to fetch any new work overnight, and hadn't bothered to make a special call to report the work which had (successfuly) uploaded during the early part of the night. I've subsequently reported it manually: Anakin is still running.

Perhaps the language on the SSP should be changed to 'Results reported in last hour...'.

Thanks Richard for the info.

That would also explain why my pending was reduced by 10K overnight even though I was unable to upload.

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Boinc....Boinc....Boinc....Boinc....

OK, I have to ask. What is defined as "gloriously hot" in Great Britain (I cannot bring myself to call it the "United Kingdom")?

If we're going to be tribal about it, I can only speak for Yorkshire (central northern England)....

I don't have a thermometer myself, but local media are saying 25 C / 77 F. Over the county line in Lancashire, Rochdale (about 20 miles south of me), is reporting 27 C / 80 F.

Believe me, that's glorious round these parts, especially for mid-May.

80F is indeed toasty for mid-May! I hope that it is as nice in Gwynedd, where my tribe is from.

...and still no uploads.

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I woke up to find that I've got plenty of work. Enough for ~5 days, actually, with only two uploads waiting to go through, so at least for another day, I can still request work, as long as I stay below 8 uploads.

main cruncher

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

OK, I have to ask. What is defined as "gloriously hot" in Great Britain (I cannot bring myself to call it the "United Kingdom")?

If we're going to be tribal about it, I can only speak for Yorkshire (central northern England)....

I don't have a thermometer myself, but local media are saying 25 C / 77 F. Over the county line in Lancashire, Rochdale (about 20 miles south of me), is reporting 27 C / 80 F.

Believe me, that's glorious round these parts, especially for mid-May.

80F is indeed toasty for mid-May! I hope that it is as nice in Gwynedd, where my tribe is from.

It's been about 25°C here on Anglesey today, Scorchio as they say round here :)

Claggy

Edit: for you who don't know where Anglesey is, it's an Island on the North West Coast of Wales, and used to be part of Gwynedd.

Both machines from me reported one '-12 error'* each during the current UL server probs.
So results, which don't need to be ULed, can also be reported. ;-)

Reported 22 May 2010 - 15:54:23 UTC


Also VLAR killed WUs - which 'need' to be ULed - but the report can happen before. Because the UL is nonsense, for nothing.
This will count also as received results, I guess.


[* CUDA BUG]

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OK, I have to ask. What is defined as "gloriously hot" in Great Britain (I cannot bring myself to call it the "United Kingdom")?

If we're going to be tribal about it, I can only speak for Yorkshire (central northern England)....

I don't have a thermometer myself, but local media are saying 25 C / 77 F. Over the county line in Lancashire, Rochdale (about 20 miles south of me), is reporting 27 C / 80 F.

Believe me, that's glorious round these parts, especially for mid-May.

80F is indeed toasty for mid-May! I hope that it is as nice in Gwynedd, where my tribe is from.

It's been about 25°C here on Anglesey today, Scorchio as they say round here :)

Claggy

Edit: for you who don't know where Anglesey is, it's an Island on the North West Coast of Wales, and used to be part of Gwynedd.

All this talk of sunshime is making me thirsty - and the sun is well over the yardarm.

Feel free to post in the Fermi thread - I've done my opening posts, and I'm off for a beer.

Never mind the server panic. I've got alarms going off on my PCs (and that's with BOINC stopped).

Thermometer currently reading 29.9C (85.8F) with the doors and windows open. Us Brits aren't used to this sort of thing. What happened to 18C and raining?

PS - Hope the server upload issues get sorted soon, as it seems BOINC won't download if it can't upload. No rush though - it's a weekend so please enjoy it.

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Stats site - http://www.teamocuk.co.uk - still alive and (just about) kicking.

What happened to 18C and raining?

18C and raining? You were lucky!
We used to get up at dead o' night, afore we went to sleep....etc., etc.
Crunchers today, they'd never believe us.

Still down. Hoped someone would have sent an electric Bruno prod down the wires by now.
Heigh ho, loads of work to do. My cache rules OK!

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OK, I have to ask. What is defined as "gloriously hot" in Great Britain (I cannot bring myself to call it the "United Kingdom")?

If we're going to be tribal about it, I can only speak for Yorkshire (central northern England)....

I don't have a thermometer myself, but local media are saying 25 C / 77 F. Over the county line in Lancashire, Rochdale (about 20 miles south of me), is reporting 27 C / 80 F.

Believe me, that's glorious round these parts, especially for mid-May.

80F is indeed toasty for mid-May! I hope that it is as nice in Gwynedd, where my tribe is from.

It's been about 25°C here on Anglesey today, Scorchio as they say round here :)

Claggy

Edit: for you who don't know where Anglesey is, it's an Island on the North West Coast of Wales, and used to be part of Gwynedd.

25C on Ynys Mon! I need to win the lottery and get over there!

"Hiraeth - the link with the long-forgotten past, the language of the soul, the call from the inner self. Half forgotten - fraction remembered. It speaks from the rocks, from the earth, from the trees and in the waves. It's always there." -Val Bethell

...still no uploads.

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What happened to 18C and raining?

18C and raining? You were lucky!
We used to get up at dead o' night, afore we went to sleep....etc., etc.
Crunchers today, they'd never believe us.

True! Many a time did this happen. Usually at 2am when I was trying to outsmart team mates with SetiQueue-inspired shock and awe. Ah, those were the days!

These modern types with their BOINC. Most probably don't know or care that a server is down. They don't know what they missed| :)

(29.5C and the alarms have fallen silent - phew! - it'll be 23C or so by morning)

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Stats site - http://www.teamocuk.co.uk - still alive and (just about) kicking.

And in the UK at least, it's a gloriously hot, sunny first weekend of summer.

It’s cool and rainy here, but at least it’s a long weekend. Do you still celebrate Victoria Day over there?

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k well, if I manage to exhaust this several hundred WUs I have queued, I have plenty of other projects to run instead

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You need to tell this in alpha or dev BOINC mail lists perhaps (but w/o any guaranties it will change anything ;) )

For one year or something, I wrote in the BOINC devs forum about: BOINC V6.6.20 + big WU cache -> increasing CUDA calculation (longer calculation time).
I wrote only with a forum mod (got response). And he thought I'm a stupid guy, I felt like, because of his replies.
Then I made a ticket, and after a short time it was deleted, because of 'useless infos'.
So now I'm shy* to write again there, or to an other place because of BOINC.

Well, it's usual reaction on any change or feature request.
BOINC's "inertia" amount is like planet mass (or more) :D Sometimes it's good, sometimes it just annoys. Cause second happens MUCH often, it seems maybe it's time to renew tradition of custom BOINC builds with some of un-features disabled. I personally hate to mess with BOINC's code, but it looks like this way would be easier.
[Big flaw in such approach will be very small area of usage. Most of hosts will still use stock BOINC just as now they use slower stock science apps.]

The temp at the back of my house was 29.4c the room that i have my computor in is at the back of the house... the temp in ther was 27.3, i has the shades closed and the windows open it did the trick... no uploads and no ice cream vans about. (Birmingham)

And in the UK at least, it's a gloriously hot, sunny first weekend of summer.

It’s cool and rainy here, but at least it’s a long weekend. Do you still celebrate Victoria Day over there?

No we do not in the UK our next holuday is at the end of the month I think it is called Whit or Whit might be in August

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Well, it's usual reaction on any change or feature request.
BOINC's "inertia" amount is like planet mass (or more) :D Sometimes it's good, sometimes it just annoys. Cause second happens MUCH often, it seems maybe it's time to renew tradition of custom BOINC builds with some of un-features disabled. I personally hate to mess with BOINC's code, but it looks like this way would be easier.
[Big flaw in such approach will be very small area of usage. Most of hosts will still use stock BOINC just as now they use slower stock science apps.]

Maybe you would like to mod the BOINC client today, like it truxoft or Crunch3r did in past?

We would appreciate it very much! :-)

Wishlist: RRI, CPU-affinity for CPU WUs (not for CUDA WUs), no 'UL backlog/no work request'.
Enable/disable via cc_config.xml .


I experienced/tested little bit with EasyToolz (only german).
I locked boinc.exe to only one CPU-Core and saw slower execution. boinc.exe need at least two CPU-Cores for fast execution. On my QX6700. So I guess it's the same for the CUDA WU preparation on CPU. Faster preparation on at least two CPU-Cores, or not locked.

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And in the UK at least, it's a gloriously hot, sunny first weekend of summer.

It’s cool and rainy here, but at least it’s a long weekend. Do you still celebrate Victoria Day over there?

No we do not in the UK our next holuday is at the end of the month I think it is called Whit or Whit might be in August

Neither. Whitsun is tomorrow. We always used to call it the Whitsun holiday but I'm not sure whether it changed or whether that was just factually incorrect. Now it's just called Spring Bank Holiday.

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Stats site - http://www.teamocuk.co.uk - still alive and (just about) kicking.

Sutaru........
My friend, we are all just users here.

Seems that few others care whether we stay or go.

A few do, but they are in the minority.

I will go my way some day, and few will notice.

Except, some day.......
They may look back and wonder where the kittyman went.

And I won't be here to answer them.

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"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

And in the UK at least, it's a gloriously hot, sunny first weekend of summer.

It’s cool and rainy here, but at least it’s a long weekend. Do you still celebrate Victoria Day over there?

No we do not in the UK our next holuday is at the end of the month I think it is called Whit or Whit might be in August

Neither. Whitsun is tomorrow. We always used to call it the Whitsun holiday but I'm not sure whether it changed or whether that was just factually incorrect. Now it's just called Spring Bank Holiday.

Whitsun (or Whit Sunday) is the religious festival - the seventh Sunday after Easter, related to Pentecost, according to Wikipedia.

Our matching civil public holiday is the last Monday in May, 31st May this year. Yes, we still call our civil public holidays "Bank" holidays. I wonder how that survived the credit crunch?

Edit - until I wrote that, I hadn't thought about the way that religious holidays had been replaced by financial holidays. God and Mammon?