1) Message boards : Number crunching : Some WU's give no credits? (Message 36159) Posted 13 Oct 2004 by drinking12many Post: > > > >> > > > Oops, I must have pasted the wrong address. I have a bunch for this machine > which the others received credit but I didn't. Such as: > http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/workunit.php?wuid=1980274 > > My total credit for the machine after 2.5 weeks of processing is 0.44. :( >\ You will get credit for some eventually i went back to the 20th of sept and i still have some as pending i prob could have went back further and found more but by my 6000th result i was tired of hitting next 20

2) Questions and Answers : Windows : Work Downloads finished, but won't begin processing (Message 19638) Posted 30 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: i got work units now and they are processing correctly.. so i guess its fixed

3) Questions and Answers : Windows : Work Downloads finished, but won't begin processing (Message 19517) Posted 30 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: i had the same problem they never started running even after several hours... i reset the project.. but havent gotten any work since to see if it works now..all im getting now is no work from project...oh well

4) Questions and Answers : Windows : seti boinc 4.05 too fast before time out for sched request? (Message 19438) Posted 29 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: thats all im getting on several of my machines as well and i am connected on cable i think the scheduler crashed already

5) Message boards : Number crunching : Project Upgrade to version 4.x (Message 18587) Posted 28 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: dohhhh....i already upgraded all my home machines to boinc 4...

6) Message boards : Number crunching : The validator is up and running !! (Message 16738) Posted 23 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: i got credit i got credits ...yeah....

7) Message boards : Number crunching : Thankyou Admin/BOINC Dev for all the updates on NEWS feed (Message 14974) Posted 9 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: sorry it wasnt meant to seem critical of your choices and i see where you all were coming from . I forgot that this project got out a little earlier than planned and forced you all to move faster to deal with the demands of the size of this project compared to some of the others faster than expected due to the quick and vast increase in users

8) Message boards : Number crunching : Thankyou Admin/BOINC Dev for all the updates on NEWS feed (Message 14860) Posted 9 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: I wasnt aware that they were using a software raid ...that was their first mistake but yes i can see now why they said they would see a huge performance increase just by switching

9) Message boards : Number crunching : Thankyou Admin/BOINC Dev for all the updates on NEWS feed (Message 13851) Posted 5 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: from what the update said..it appears they arent lost they just have to find a way to inject them back to the database ...at least thats what i got out of it

10) Message boards : Number crunching : Thankyou Admin/BOINC Dev for all the updates on NEWS feed (Message 13848) Posted 5 Aug 2004 by drinking12many Post: I looked up some info on the snap appliance they are going to be moving the db to is it just me or do they appear to be lowballing some of their needs if your db is io bound why would you use an appliance that only using sata drives rather than scsi???Other than that it looks like a nice unit. well hopefully im wrong and we wont be hearing in two weeks that the new snap cant keep up with the read write actions on the db heres the info Accommodates up to 7 SD 30 Expansion Arrays for scalability up to 30TB · Hot-swappable Serial ATA (SATA) disk drives · Dual Intel Xeon processors with Symmetric Multi-Processing (SMP) capabilities · 2GB Double Data Rate (DDR) system memory · 512MB of battery-backed non-volatile memory · Industry-standard iSCSI support · Dual-Gigabit Ethernet ports · Redundant power and cooling · Pre-configured RAID 5 · Integrated Computer Associates eTrust antivirus software · Backup agent support for BakBone, CA, VERITAS and Legato · Available Ultra2 SCSI port for local tape backup

11) Message boards : Number crunching : DoS Attack? (Message 11641) Posted 23 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: Probably all the unix and mac clients looking for work i know when mine runs out it constantly hammers berkeley looking for wus till it gets some. I think you got several hundred of those hammering away and bam..the appearance of a DOS

12) Questions and Answers : Macintosh : xserve hostname problem (Message 7475) Posted 14 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: I dont know how many people have experience with xserves but i run one at work and installed boinc on it o problem there. When it was reporting results it was just under localhost no big deal the hostname wasnt set so i go into terminal and change the hostname. Boinc shows the right hostname on the webpage all is good. Until i try to do a loopback for anything ... web pages, server admin, webmin, none of them recognize themselves. If i try localhost,127.0.0.1, the real ip address or the real hostname it is simply unable to connect. ANY IDEAS??? cause im stumped

13) Message boards : Number crunching : Any chance of a WU or two this week? (Message 5291) Posted 8 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: almost all my machines 25 or so of them now at least have a few wu's so things appear to be getting better

14) Message boards : Number crunching : Signatures from http://setiX.mundayweb.com may not be up for long (Message 4713) Posted 6 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: Im sure some of us would be willing to host the script for ourselves if we had some way to access it. But i dont think my cable company would like me having hundereds of people access my server for something like this

15) Message boards : Number crunching : Signatures from http://setiX.mundayweb.com may not be up for long (Message 4712) Posted 6 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: double post

16) Message boards : Number crunching : Credits and RAC Changing????? (Message 4244) Posted 5 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: > I haven't noticed anything in the last couple of days, but with no WU's going > out the completed WU's coming in would have trickled to a stop as well - so I > would think there should be a period of a couple of days where there is very > little to be validated, and very little change in the scores. > > Exactly you would think that it would be caught up by now but i still have like 7 or 8 thousand credits pending if not more since i cant see and i know a good 1/2 to 3/4 of my results already have all three returned. Ive been patient but dang this is taking awhile

17) Message boards : Number crunching : Just got more Seti WU's. Wu-hoo! (Message 3680) Posted 3 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: everyone is geting wu but me :( i got 20 something machines only 7 have predictor on them so i have like 13 to 15 machines doing nothing. Good thing I didnt switch all my machies i still have like 20 more running s@h classic

18) Questions and Answers : Windows : How long does it take to get credit? (Message 3271) Posted 1 Jul 2004 by drinking12many Post: I think i have like 11000 pending credits its running really slow

19) Message boards : Number crunching : were is the function to see all of the pending credits in (Message 2691) Posted 29 Jun 2004 by drinking12many Post: 11000+ pending :(

 
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