Hi,
it looks like Upload-Server (bruno) is sleeping well, or has a communication problem with the database server. Even when both looking like normal operation @ the server-stats-page.

26.05.2011 11:21:43	SETI@home	Temporarily failed upload of 22oc10aa.11840.393656.7.10.75_0_0: connect() failed

On my end the internet access is ok. Other projects are able to upload as usual.

The server status page hasn't updated since 23:50 UTC yesterday.
Something has fallen over and the systems are locking up.
See the panic thread.

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Carola
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I'm multilingual - I can misunderstand people in several languages!

thx for the info. i really did not realized that the server-stats page wasn't up to date.

thx for the info. i really did not realized that the server-stats page wasn't up to date.

That happens fairly often I think, even though I know about it I can forget it. If possible, it would be nice if there was some clear statement that the status page is out of date.

... it would be nice if there was some clear statement that the status page is out of date.

That's like saying "Anyone who isn't here, please shout now!"

F.

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... it would be nice if there was some clear statement that the status page is out of date.

That's like saying "Anyone who isn't here, please shout now!"

F.

We need a status page for the server status page. We've been calling for that for years :P

All very funny...

The page states what time the last update was done. If that time is for example one hour or more old than the current time, then the statement could be shown in red for example, just something that all can clearly see.

All very funny...

The page states what time the last update was done. If that time is for example one hour or more old than the current time, then the statement could be shown in red for example, just something that all can clearly see.

And if the process that generates the updates is crashed, how does it know to show the last update in
red?

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

All very funny...

The page states what time the last update was done. If that time is for example one hour or more old than the current time, then the statement could be shown in red for example, just something that all can clearly see.

And if the process that generates the updates is crashed, how does it know to show the last update in
red?

No idea, but I can't believe it can't be done somehow.

Posted by Jeff Cobb over in Tech News....

The folks at Overland really came through! They give us amazing support. One of their engineers logged into the the server and worked his magic. The RAID and filesystem have come back to life. We'll let the RAID resync and do a final reboot to clear some flags and then restart work generation.

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PROUD MEMBER OF Team Starfire World BOINC

... it would be nice if there was some clear statement that the status page is out of date.

That's like saying "Anyone who isn't here, please shout now!"

F.

We need a status page for the server status page. We've been calling for that for years :P

It also appears that sometimes the displayed Status Page gets stuck, while the XML data keeps updating.
The Graphs Page seems to be changing over the last few hours while the "official" page has stayed static. The graphs will also show a "Stale Data" message at the top if the data received is beyond an hour old.

All very funny...

The page states what time the last update was done. If that time is for example one hour or more old than the current time, then the statement could be shown in red for example, just something that all can clearly see.

And if the process that generates the updates is crashed, how does it know to show the last update in
red?

No idea, but I can't believe it can't be done somehow.

It can be done using javascript (embedded in the "Server status page"):
Get current time (UTC), compare it to the time written on the page (top-left field),
if >some difference then do whatever (e.g. color it red, add "Warning: ...")

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- ALF - "Find out what you don't do well ..... then don't do it!" :)
 

Will this be fixed soon?


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5/27/2011 6:12:02 PM SETI@home Temporarily failed upload of 19fe11ab.12659.11519.14.10.201_2_0: connect() failed
5/27/2011 6:12:02 PM SETI@home Backing off 1 min 0 sec on upload of 19fe11ab.12659.11519.14.10.201_2_0
5/27/2011 6:12:03 PM Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down.


Thanks,
Al

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It will be done, when it is done:) Welcome to SETI.........

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"It is better to be hated for what you are then to be loved for what you are not"
- Andre Gide (1869-1951)

Will this be fixed soon?


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5/27/2011 6:12:02 PM SETI@home Temporarily failed upload of 19fe11ab.12659.11519.14.10.201_2_0: connect() failed
5/27/2011 6:12:02 PM SETI@home Backing off 1 min 0 sec on upload of 19fe11ab.12659.11519.14.10.201_2_0
5/27/2011 6:12:03 PM Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down.


Thanks,
Al

Hi Al,

It will be fixed, how soon is hard to tell. Right now they have Overland Storage helping figure out a RAID problem, and they are trying to make temporary storage on Thumper. It could be fixed before they leave in 45 minutes, or it may wind up waiting till Tuesday, since Monday is a holiday for those of us in the USA.

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All very funny...

The page states what time the last update was done. If that time is for example one hour or more old than the current time, then the statement could be shown in red for example, just something that all can clearly see.

And if the process that generates the updates is crashed, how does it know to show the last update in
red?

No idea, but I can't believe it can't be done somehow.

It can be done using javascript (embedded in the "Server status page"):
Get current time (UTC), compare it to the time written on the page (top-left field),
if >some difference then do whatever (e.g. color it red, add "Warning: ...")

Thanks :)

Extremely easy it seems.