Just a thought...

Shut down, after sufficient notice, Seti@Home.

Then they take their time, not having to attempt to keep a broken system running, and FIX THE PROBLEM(S).

Just a thought ...

Why don't you shut down, do us all a favour.

WHY... I'm getting lots of SETI and BETA both are getting MB and AP WU. I just let BOINC do it's thing. It get what I need to feed my GPU but then I also run a handful of CPU projects as well.

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Boinc V7.2.42
Win7 i5 3.33G 4GB, GTX470

I know it's traditional to have a fight at Christmas but lets try not to, otherwise nobody is getting any sprouts with their Christmas meal.

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Member of the People Encouraging Niceness In Society club.

Merry Christmas, to Eric and Staff :-)
Thanks for all you do!

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Merry Christmas, to Eric and Staff :-)
Thanks for all you do!

+1000

+2000

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Merry Christmas, to Eric and Staff :-)
Thanks for all you do!

+1000

+2000

+2014 (+ or - 4)

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Merry and Happy everyone. I have been trying to update for 3 weeks and it keeps looping to 'communication deferred'. What is the solution?

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I see tasks on both of your machines on your account. Not sure what solution you're looking for.

Many AP channels being split are also erroring out now.


EDIT- to add to that, MB splitter output has almost halved, so the ready-to-send buffer is falling & we should be out of work in the next 18-24 hours.

That should be OK, most peple have a 7 day buffer.

Define "most people," because to me a 7 day buffer is a little overboard. Mine's set to the default, but I also have numerous projects.

I was wondering why the database ran out of results. You guys are really taking a beating lately, but you're doing a good job keeping the project alive. :D

Many AP channels being split are also erroring out now.


EDIT- to add to that, MB splitter output has almost halved, so the ready-to-send buffer is falling & we should be out of work in the next 18-24 hours.

That should be OK, most peple have a 7 day buffer.

Define "most people," because to me a 7 day buffer is a little overboard. Mine's set to the default, but I also have numerous projects.

I was wondering why the database ran out of results. You guys are really taking a beating lately, but you're doing a good job keeping the project alive. :D

I looked after I posted this and I'm set for a 7 day buffer, but my 200 WU limit only lasts 3 - 3.5 days.

It looks like they have their results creation rate up to a point where they are make some good gains - Should be seeing some results start to build up for crunching. If the stats are right, this is the most results AstroPulse has had out since early October.

WTG guys!

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Plese less gripping and a bit more getting along.

Happy New Year
Guten Rutsch ins Neue Jahr.

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Pluto will always be a planet to me.

Seti Ambassador
Not to late to order an Anni Shirt

+1

And a happy New Year's Eve for tomorrow, to all for 2015.

And I plus one that. Jeez its only work units. When they run out crunch for another worthy project. Or power down and save on your next power bill.

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Old James

problemi dal sud italia entrati in rete con sito falso e coperto segnali internazionali,forse il motivo dello schianto è dovuto ad hacker suditaliani contrari al controllo civile del potere ora forse il collegamento internazionale con seti forse è sbloccato io non sono ingegnere informatico pero' so che è così,per favore chi è pratico di collegamenti internet internazionali si dia una mossa a ripristinare i collegamenti se no altro che crasch!!

Io da un sito vicino a Milano non ho alcun problema. Perche' non hai scritto qualcosa in Italian Cafe, un thread che cerco di mantenere vivo senza alcun aiuto da altri italiani?
Tullio

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Is SETI@home up and running yet? I am having trouble connecting. HELP

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SETI has been up and running for a while now. Your computer even has work assigned to it and even returned a workunit today.

It appears that the root partition filled on marvin (rapidly) while I was AFK, for no reason that I am aware of, which caused it to crash. Nobody is at the colocation facility right now, so the astropulse DB is down. I'll try to get remote accesses for a reboot, but chances are that marvin is down until monday morning.

Are they Seagate hard disks? You might want to consider Toshiba? :)

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Might, Courage, Vision, Sincerity. Simplicity is beauty!
May the Force and farces be with you!

It appears that the root partition filled on marvin (rapidly) while I was AFK, for no reason that I am aware of, which caused it to crash. Nobody is at the colocation facility right now, so the astropulse DB is down. I'll try to get remote accesses for a reboot, but chances are that marvin is down until monday morning.

Are they Seagate hard disks? You might want to consider Toshiba? :)

I use Seagate exclusively and don't typically have any problem. Every manufacturer has a bad batch now and again, and some people will be affected more than others.

A brand of disk drive that never fills up; I want one of those!

I remember thinking that I'd never fill up my first 20 megabyte drive when I upgraded my IBM PC that had dual 360K floppies. Once I got it half-way full, I then thought I would never get finished doing a backup to those floppy disks.

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My Olivetti-AT&T UNIX PC has a 40 MB disk and one 5 1.4" floppy drive at 300 kB. One full backup measures 30 floppies, of which the first is unreadable. Sigh.
Tullio

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It appears that the root partition filled on marvin (rapidly) while I was AFK, for no reason that I am aware of, which caused it to crash. Nobody is at the colocation facility right now, so the astropulse DB is down. I'll try to get remote accesses for a reboot, but chances are that marvin is down until monday morning.

Are they Seagate hard disks? You might want to consider Toshiba? :)

Trashiba? No way!