I'm getting can't connect to server. Looked at the cricket and it looks like someone put a 100meg limit on it!

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I have two computers, both running Windows 7 sharing the same internet connection. Since today's outage one has been giving "Scheduler request failed: HTTP internal server error" every time it tries to connect....

All of mine are doing the same. All have over 100 tasks to report.

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Reports are O.K. here but dont get new work.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

And now the bun fight has begun ...

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Things are starting to move here now.

Cheers.

Looks like the limit came off the link and we peaked at a hair over 500 meg.

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Gary Charpentier wrote:

Looks like the limit came off the link and we peaked at a hair over 500 meg.

And look at the dip in the graph before the peak, 90 Mbits/sec ghost traffic. I don't think that is an offsite backup running.

As stated the normal upload traffic should be 150 Mbit/sec, but it's closer to 250. SETI@home is alone on that router and there wasn't any traffic before SETI@home.

Something is generating a constant 90 Mbits/sec 24/7.

As stated the normal upload traffic should be 150 Mbit/sec, but it's closer to 250. SETI@home is alone on that router and there wasn't any traffic before SETI@home.

Not to be picky, but...
That graph looks at the link from the router TOWARDS the Seti@Home servers, so the blue line is actually uploads and Scheduler Requests (out of the router), and the green wall is downloads and other outgoing traffic (into the router).

So Downloads run 150-250 MB/s and Uploads run 20-25 MB/s.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

Hmmm...
No stats export today.

Hope they did not forget to restart something.

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

I suspect nothing has really been changed.

Nope.
It's just a case of reduced demand allowing the ready-to-send buffer to refill- the maximum rate for splitting is still around 30/s, which isn't enough most of the time.

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Grant
Darwin NT

As stated the normal upload traffic should be 150 Mbit/sec, but it's closer to 250. SETI@home is alone on that router and there wasn't any traffic before SETI@home.

Not to be picky, but...
That graph looks at the link from the router TOWARDS the Seti@Home servers, so the blue line is actually uploads and Scheduler Requests (out of the router), and the green wall is downloads and other outgoing traffic (into the router).

So Downloads run 150-250 MB/s and Uploads run 20-25 MB/s.

Yes, you are picky. I was talking about the project's upload. It doesn't matter what you call it, there's still ghost traffic.

Yes, you are picky. I was talking about the project's upload. It doesn't matter what you call it, there's still ghost traffic.

I think that may be the effect of some people who are still having communication problems with the servers catching up with their downloads.

Cheers.

As stated the normal upload traffic should be 150 Mbit/sec, but it's closer to 250. SETI@home is alone on that router and there wasn't any traffic before SETI@home.

Not to be picky, but...
That graph looks at the link from the router TOWARDS the Seti@Home servers, so the blue line is actually uploads and Scheduler Requests (out of the router), and the green wall is downloads and other outgoing traffic (into the router).

So Downloads run 150-250 MB/s and Uploads run 20-25 MB/s.

Yes, you are picky. I was talking about the project's upload. It doesn't matter what you call it, there's still ghost traffic.

Having spent 20+ years as a nuclear reactor plant operator/supervisor, 18 years after that as a machinery maintenance/repair tech/trainer, and many years working with computer systems, I must disagree - when talking technical issues, it DOES matter what you call it if you want to be understood.

Most of the regular posters here use the convention I listed - uploads TO the project From the cruncher, Downloads FROM the Project To the cruncher. Remember, too, that many more people read these discussions than participate in them, so not using the same terminology can cause confusion for them...

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

Yes, you are picky. I was talking about the project's upload. It doesn't matter what you call it, there's still ghost traffic.

I think that may be the effect of some people who are still having communication problems with the servers catching up with their downloads.

Cheers.

And/or one or more of the servers did not come back online properly when the outage ended about noon local, and it took until about 1430 local to get it sorted......

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

All is working well here at present, although Boincstats still has not received a stats dump since Monday.

Perhaps it will kick off at the usual time this afternoon.

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

All is working well here at present, although Boincstats still has not received a stats dump since Monday.

Perhaps it will kick off at the usual time this afternoon.

The dump files are still currently dated Monday "06-May-2013 16:19". So in a few hours we shall see if they are updated.

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Now that we arn't getting pounded by shorties the Cricket Graph has settled fairly well but that's it for AP's until new files get added which also helps with those still having connection problems.

Cheers.

Now that we arn't getting pounded by shorties the Cricket Graph has settled fairly well but that's it for AP's until new files get added which also helps with those still having connection problems.

Cheers.

Hey Wiggo, not trying to be picky but don't think you have noticed but there are a ton of circa 2 minute WUs coming through atm ... am chewing through these every 1:40 to 1:50 here ...

cheers ...

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Now that we arn't getting pounded by shorties the Cricket Graph has settled fairly well but that's it for AP's until new files get added which also helps with those still having connection problems.

Cheers.

Hey Wiggo, not trying to be picky but don't think you have noticed but there are a ton of circa 2 minute WUs coming through atm ... am chewing through these every 1:40 to 1:50 here ...

cheers ...

There are still some shorties coming out but there are also a lot of middies, schooners and VLAR's now in the mix (in fact I'm being left out of GPU work at times due to VLAR's today).

Cheers.

I've had the equivalent of a yard glass or two come through as well ...

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