Well.. it will clear on its own eventually,

But from what I have seen the network throughput could be effectively increased
a great deal by "throttling back" the number and/or speed of the downloads.

Whether it is done by increasing backoff or limiting the number of virtual connections, does not really matter. But the saturated link does seem to be counter productive.

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Janice

Looks like the AP splitters have juuuust about chewed through the tapes. Maybe we'll see the first not-maxed interval in cricket soon.

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

The network traffic must be close to subsiding, i'm now getting downloads at more than 10kB/s. A couple have even made it down at 30kB/s.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Yes, they're coming through now. Last night my cache size doubled and I'm watching them come in at up to 35 kBps. The cricket graph is still showing a sea of green but I don't think it will be long before gaps start to show.
Maybe tonight it will be time to increase my cache size up from three days to ten.

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Yup seeing the same thing this morning, coming down at 30-35kbps slowing some to 25kbps. Now if I can get the caches stabilized on both my machines I would be happy. For some reason one machine will not pull the amount of work it used too. Irritating but hopefully works itself out.

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Traveling through space at ~67,000mph!

Yup seeing the same thing this morning, coming down at 30-35kbps slowing some to 25kbps. Now if I can get the caches stabilized on both my machines I would be happy. For some reason one machine will not pull the amount of work it used too. Irritating but hopefully works itself out.

Mine has stopped asking as well, when I checked the completion times on GPU had increased a lot, this seems to happen when CPU finishes a couple of VLAR's very close together.

As soon as GPU munches a few (ATM its chewing on a bunch of Einstein) regular WU's completion times will drop and they will (hopefully) come rolling in again.

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Kevin

and a few hours ago, it is no longer pegged at max. There are periods where there is available capacity.

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

Anyone experiences problems with result uploading now?
[I do]

Anyone experiences problems with result uploading now?
[I do]

No problems noticed with uploads.

Downloads have been very slow, getting a lot of Project has no tasks available messages.

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Kevin

Anyone experiences problems with result uploading now?
[I do]

No problems here either up or down.

Cheers.

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I got this, and still have it on all computers (UTC+1hr)

21/02/2011 10:19:41 SETI@home Temporarily failed upload of 31jl10aa.13576.21258.7.10.30_1_0: can't resolve hostname

Perhaps there is a problem with US/Europe connections?

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Morten Ross

Anyone experiences problems with result uploading now?
[I do]

Yep, me too. But according to crickey(and this few last posts), only the right side of the pond is affected. Can't ping or traceroute 66.28.250.125 (setiboincdata.ssl.berkeley.edu) which is on Cogent, while adresses that begin with 208.xxx are still reachable... strange.

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Who the hell is General Failure and why is he reading my harddisk?¿

21.02.2011 12:26:41 Scheduler request failed: Couldn't resolve host name
21.02.2011 12:26:44 Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site
21.02.2011 12:26:46 Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down.

Can´t up/download on my computers

Greetings

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No problems here in Australia, other than downloads still not up to full speed (network traffic has picked up again).

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Grant
Darwin NT

Anyone experiences problems with result uploading now?
[I do]

I can upload...but...updating,reporting,requesting new work
just hangs in limbo.

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I have no problems here in the UK last upload about 50 ,ims ago, the message cannot resolve hostname I only get when switching on my machine when there is either uploads or downloads waiting.

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All clear from the UK. Bit of congestion/retry work because of shorties in the mix (from 18dc09ad, mainly), but that's routine.

I can't reach the beta webpage from the eastern US. Don't know if that is related.

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Thanks,
Jim

One client running on version 5.10.7, no problems with uploading/downloading/reporting.
Another running version 6.10.58 says : 'couldn't/can't resolve host name' every time it tries to contact the server.
Anybody know what's going on ???

Thanks,
Rob.

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Same problem with uploads, also using 6.10.58 if that matters. Can't contact servers either btw.