The Haveland time zone PST (UTC -08:00) is the same for me. So the times from my computers should jive with the Haveland graphs. They don't. Always been one hour off.

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Replica seconds behind master 12,027
Not good, not good at all.

Not that unusual these days.
What's not good is the MB WU Deleter isn't clearing the backlog. It's (mostly) keeping up at the moment, but the backlog remains. Even the AP Deleter can't clear it's backlog.

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Grant
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The Haveland operator (going by his account here) is based in Budapest, Hungary. That time zone is CET (Central European Time), or UTC+1.

OK, that explains it. I thought the Haveland computer was at Berkeley when you said it was just the SSP export in XML. I assumed it was run by the Project. Mystery solved.

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No, he's a volunteer like you or me. You might be thinking of the late lamented 'cricket' graphs, which were run - not by SETI - but by the Berkeley Campus IT staff.

. . Ruh Roh!

. . We're down to 700 channels left to split and one work day away from the weekend. I sure hope the improvement in the GBT link is still holding, we need a lot of tapes mounted and splitting to get through to Monday.

Stephen

:)

No, he's a volunteer like you or me. You might be thinking of the late lamented 'cricket' graphs, which were run - not by SETI - but by the Berkeley Campus IT staff.

Exactly, I thought the Haveland graphs were just the Cricket graphs renamed.

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. . Ruh Roh!

. . We're down to 700 437 channels left to split and one work day away from the weekend. I sure hope the improvement in the GBT link is still holding, we need a lot of tapes mounted and splitting to get through to Monday.

Stephen

:)

+1

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No, he's a volunteer like you or me. You might be thinking of the late lamented 'cricket' graphs, which were run - not by SETI - but by the Berkeley Campus IT staff.

Exactly, I thought the Haveland graphs were just the Cricket graphs renamed.

I still miss those Cricket graphs very much.
It was very helpful at times to be able to actually monitor the traffic going in and out of the servers.

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

I sent Eric a message just to give him a heads-up on the diminishing splitter queue.
As usual, I never know where he is or how busy he is, but hopefully the message gets through and we get some more loaded for the weekend.

Meowsplitters!


EDIT......
And here it comes!!
Meow!

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

Once upon a time Seti had enough data that it would take decades to crunch, and now it's crunched as soon as it's available. How cool is that?

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Once upon a time Seti had enough data that it would take decades to crunch, and now it's crunched as soon as it's available. How cool is that?

It would be even cooler if AP's could be split from those GBT files as that would slow things up a little. ;-)

Cheers.

Once upon a time Seti had enough data that it would take decades to crunch, and now it's crunched as soon as it's available. How cool is that?

It would be even cooler if AP's could be split from those GBT files as that would slow things up a little. ;-)

Cheers.

. . That would be one benefit ... :)

. . Well here it is POETS hour and still no new tapes loaded ... I hope it isn't a weekend fast coming up. But then I would not wish the guys to lose their Friday night either ...

Stephen

:)

Unless something happening we will be out of new work in less than 2 hrs.

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I've already had 4 work request cycles of 'no work is available' Don't think the SSP RTS buffer value has updated for over an hour. Think it is stuck.

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Unless something happening we will be out of new work in less than 2 hrs.

And it's a 3 day weekend, President's Day.

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I've already had 4 work request cycles of 'no work is available' Don't think the SSP RTS buffer value has updated for over an hour. Think it is stuck.

I am getting no work available messages as well.
Something's gone awry.

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

Oh, joy. My fifth 'report cycle' with nothing being returned, also. Just as my RAC was recovering some lost ground, too. It looks like my 'gamer' will be getting some exercise over the weekend!

Edit. Make that, six cycles.

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Don't take life too seriously, as you'll never come out of it alive!

Just had a look at my i7- 30min since I got any work, and it was sporadic prior to that for another 30min or so.

Edit- should've checked & posted sooner. Just picked up some work.

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Grant
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There may be life after all. The RTS buffer incremented from 575K to around 595K in the last update and I just got 66 tasks on request for my Linux cruncher.

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