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The only problem I have with the long completion dates are that at least two of my pending wingmen have gone AWOL without aborting their WUs or detaching from the project. One of them expires on the 5th of October. He got the WUs on Aug. 14 and has not been heard from since. Another one doesn't expire until sometime in Nov. That leaves the WU hanging for two months before it even goes out to someone else to complete.

I really hope someone comes up with some way to identify people like this so that the work could progress the way it is supposed to instead of just sitting there waiting on an answer that is never coming.

Leaving it alone and letting BOINC do its thing is the best thing to do.

Actually, as there are ongoing upload/download problems here -- perhaps not all are related to the server crash two weeks ago -- rather than leave things alone and let BOINC do its thing, perhaps the smarter approach would be to suspend or detach from SETI and focus on currently operational projects.

I am sure that within the next couple of weeks, SETI will return to its normal operation (though perhaps with a lower participant level which might be a good thing), but in the interim giving SETI a rest might be better.

Don't be misled by the 'all green' -- at the moment, that doesn't quite reflect the status of SETI -- it is possible that the hardware is reporting green, but there are still major overloads for upload/download which the current configuration apparently simply can't handle.

I meant that uninstalling and reinstalling the software has no purpose, it wouldn't help the situation at all.

As a matter of fact, I have turned off my SETI machines that have no work. I still have one machine crunching, but it will be done sometime tomorrow, and two others crunching Einstein.