1) Message boards : Number crunching : Validator going slower? Credits not coming in like they used to. (Message 97846) Posted 12 Apr 2005 by Steven Ophalvens Post: > Is it possible that Seti stopped other sites from accessing the STATS until > it's done with the database Purging? This would mean it's stats are correct, > but exported ones aren't. just a thought. If that is the case, they didn't do a very good job at it : the stat sites still seem to increase their seti stats, though at a fraction of the actual increase. So I think that is not the case

2) Message boards : Number crunching : Validator going slower? Credits not coming in like they used to. (Message 97843) Posted 12 Apr 2005 by Steven Ophalvens Post: > So, Credit seems slow the last 3 or so days? Hmm, The file Deleter/purger has > been working the last 3 or so days. I wonder if it's a coincidence? > > tony > The stats on "Your account" seem to increase as should be expected. The problem lies with the stats that are exported : different stat-interpreting sites (www.boincstats.com and boinc.mundayweb.com) have the same results : for other projects, the stats seem to be ok, but for seti, about 1/3rd of the new credits seems to be all that gets added. I haven't checked with too many accounts, but all accounts that I checked, displayed the same behaviour : the difference between the stats on the statsites and the stats on "Your account" seems to get bigger by the day.

3) Message boards : Number crunching : Validator going slower? Credits not coming in like they used to. (Message 97785) Posted 12 Apr 2005 by Steven Ophalvens Post: I also see that sites like boincstats & mundayweb give but about 30% from the credit that's actually gained, as can be seen on my seti profile page. This has been going on for at least 2-3 days. Could it be a problem with the exported xml file?

 
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