And over 3000 of those tasks were downloaded on the 16th and 17th of April with as many as 20+ per second.

Wonder how that happened.

They got a T1 internet connection lucky buggers ;-) ( download speeds must be phenominal )

+ they ave worked out " how to " B/S the servers ;-)

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Life is what you make of it :-)

When i'm good i'm very good , but when i'm bad i'm shi#eloads better ;-) In't I " buttercups " p.m.s.l at authoritie !!;-)

I could use those 4800 tasks, then I would have a 2 day cache :)

They got a T1 internet connection lucky buggers ;-) ( download speeds must be phenominal )

Average upload rate 46.05 KB/sec
Average download rate 68.43 KB/sec

Could be a 1.5Mbps connection, but not a T1 (as then both are ~64KB/sec)

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Could be a 1.5Mbps connection, but not a T1

Wouldn't know honestly only said T1 coz was said in a X- files episode i was watchin the other day on dvd and stuck in me braincell :-) .
Whatever he's using a lot of bandwith if Bernie's calucation is right ( and most probably is right )

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Life is what you make of it :-)

When i'm good i'm very good , but when i'm bad i'm shi#eloads better ;-) In't I " buttercups " p.m.s.l at authoritie !!;-)

And over 3000 of those tasks were downloaded on the 16th and 17th of April with as many as 20+ per second.

Wonder how that happened.

Doubt a single one of those tasks actually downloaded. DB corruption and they are all ghosts.

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They got a T1 internet connection lucky buggers ;-) ( download speeds must be phenominal )

Average upload rate 46.05 KB/sec
Average download rate 68.43 KB/sec

Could be a 1.5Mbps connection, but not a T1 (as then both are ~64KB/sec)

64k per x 24, of course, if it is channelized. Raw pipe, 1.544mbps. But then T-1/E-1 are basically obsolete as mechanisms for data transport, and have been for a decade.

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For the last couple of months in the UK I keep getting internet dropouts when posting messages. This results in double posts and I'm sure the mods have better things to do. Anyone else over the pond finding this?

It's not just over the pond Chris, I've had the same experience 6000 miles closer to the CoLo.

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"Sour Grapes make a bitter Whine." <(0)>

Well, that pretty much seems to confirm that if people all over the world are all having basically the same problems, then it must be down to the UNI campus equipment or connections.

Or it's the Seti hardware bursting at the seams, struggling with the load.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Still no sign of any BLC tasks in any download.

Keith, you getting some GBT work now?
I haven't been getting a lot, but every so often i'll get a group of them at a time, then just a bunch of Arecibo work with the odd GBT WU mixed in now & then, and then another group of GBT WUs.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Still no sign of any BLC tasks in any download.

Keith, you getting some GBT work now?
I haven't been getting a lot, but every so often i'll get a group of them at a time, then just a bunch of Arecibo work with the odd GBT WU mixed in now & then, and then another group of GBT WUs.

Well I have plenty of them on all 3 rigs here so I guess that I'm the unlucky 1.

Cheers.

Well I have plenty of them on all 3 rigs here so I guess that I'm the unlucky 1.

Or the lucky one; keep your heaters running for longer during the weekly outage.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Still no sign of any BLC tasks in any download.

Keith, you getting some GBT work now?
I haven't been getting a lot, but every so often i'll get a group of them at a time, then just a bunch of Arecibo work with the odd GBT WU mixed in now & then, and then another group of GBT WUs.

. . For what it is worth I am getting a fair share of guppis, on all three rigs. Slightly more Arecibo tasks but the ratio is about 60/40.

Stephen

Looking at the SSP we will be out of Arecibo work very soon, and then we will have to live on a diet of guppies. Has anyone seen Tut's parachute???

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Bob Smith
Member of Seti PIPPS (Pluto is a Planet Protest Society)
Somewhere in the (un)known Universe?

Looking at the SSP we will be out of Arecibo work very soon, and then we will have to live on a diet of guppies. Has anyone seen Tut's parachute???

No parachute this time.
It's going to get messy......

. . YOIKS!!!

. . That is not a Guppi storm, that is a guppi Typhoon, and it's gonna be a long one.

. . Shutter the windows and batten the hatches ..... :(

Stephen

:(

No panic here...

I welcome BLC work units.....

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Gawd that's a lot of guppies to be split.

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Gawd that's a lot of guppies to be split.

Work units are work units , I'd rather crunch guppies than nothing at all . When there's no wu's some people moan , when it's just guppies some people moan .

My conculsion = Some people just like to moan ;-)

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Life is what you make of it :-)

When i'm good i'm very good , but when i'm bad i'm shi#eloads better ;-) In't I " buttercups " p.m.s.l at authoritie !!;-)

IMO the Green Bank data is the best we've had since this project started, after all it's not random but from a directed search.

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i think my setup runs better on blc

Still no sign of any BLC tasks in any download.

Keith, you getting some GBT work now?
I haven't been getting a lot, but every so often i'll get a group of them at a time, then just a bunch of Arecibo work with the odd GBT WU mixed in now & then, and then another group of GBT WUs.

I don't know. Don't think so. I've been out of town for a couple days. Just got back and see all the crunchers are down on work. Only have 22 CPU tasks on the Ryzen system. 50 to a 100 tasks short on the FX system GPUs. Guess it's time to do the flip-flip. And likely a reschedule.

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