1) Message boards : SETI@home Science : TRIPLET (Message 720836) Posted 2 Mar 2008 by Smeghead Post: This was for a triplet: result_name 28no06ad.29502.22976.14.7.142_1_0 power 12.06753826 mean 0.060379762 period 42.20518494 ra 20.17153326 dec 30.07113758 time 2454068.371 freq 1418893242 fft_len 1024 chirp_rate -44.14823507 Ok, now for the uninitiated (me), what do all of these fields mean? I understand the coordinates, but the rest eludes me. Cheers.

2) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716420) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

3) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716396) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

4) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716394) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

5) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716377) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

6) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716148) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

7) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716147) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

8) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 716145) Posted 21 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

9) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 715776) Posted 20 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

10) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 715775) Posted 20 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

11) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 715774) Posted 20 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

12) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 715773) Posted 20 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

13) Message boards : Cafe SETI : The Daily Funnies VI - CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS (Message 715768) Posted 20 Feb 2008 by Smeghead Post:

14) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 174358) Posted 5 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: I got it!! mmciAstro : You were right very early on in this thread about the software firewall ... I stated that I did not have one, except ... I use Peerguardian. It was blocking 2 sites that may possibly have dynamic IP's ? Either that, or the addresses were changed after the big maintenance cycle perhaps ?? I allowed them permanently, and BAM! Straight through. Thank you all for your help. Now I will go back into the dark corner and just watch. And for another Rimmerism : "I can honestly say, that I consider you all as ... people I've met."

15) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 174044) Posted 4 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: Ocean Archer : Tried that several times ... same result. mmciastro: I have actually been running 4.45 for longer than 5 weeks. Things just stopped at that point. I have detached and reattached it a couple of times, but I cannot get anything happen. This system was processing about 3-4 SETI WU's per day (in amongst Einstein, LHC, etc). All of the other BOINC's are still running fine, though I sometimes have the occasional error from Einstein, but that is for another forum.

16) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 174016) Posted 4 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: I am not using a software firewall at all. Just the router. Because the other computer is ok, I am assuming that both files would have free reign over their comings and goings. The status field on the Projects page is blank ...

17) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 174004) Posted 4 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: Thanks for the responses. I am on an ADSL2 connection, and my current connection speed is about 4700kbps. There are actually 4 systems running through the one ADSL router, and as entioned, the other system is running well. Logic would suggest that what paul Buck has said in the previous post is correct, but how do I remedy this? It was fine, then it wasn't ... just like that. Nothing has changed, as best I can tell. I have no other issues with internet, email, Skype + VOIP, anything. Any other thoughts ? PS, re: hidden computers .. I am paranoid about anyone gaining access to my systems. These are primarily work computers, and their security has to come first.

18) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 173829) Posted 3 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: These are the error messages that are displayed... 3/10/2005 16:57:39 |SETI@home|Temporarily failed download of setiathome_4.18_windows_intelx86.exe: -106 3/10/2005 16:57:41 |SETI@home|Temporarily failed download of better_banner.jpg: -106 3/10/2005 16:58:02 |SETI@home|Temporarily failed download of 17au03aa.26499.7840.584662.230: -106 3/10/2005 16:58:00 |SETI@home|Temporarily failed download of setiathome_4.18_windows_intelx86.pdb: -106 System is a P4-2400 MHz, with 512 MB RAM. Currently running Einstein, LHC, ProteinPredictor and ClimatePredictor with no issues. Just trying to bring SETI online again.

19) Message boards : Number crunching : Download Dammit !!! (Message 173813) Posted 3 Oct 2005 by Smeghead Post: I have an issue with the SETI program, whereby it refuses to download the initial 4 files onto my computer. My second system is chugging away merrily, processing work units as fast as it can, but my main one just will not even get started. I have tried re-installing BOINC, detaching and re-attaching the SETI software, but the results are the same. I am using v4.45 for Windows, running on Win XP Pro. The odd thing is; it was fine up until about 5 weeks ago. I thought it would sort itself out in that amount of time, but I guess I was wrong... Has anyone seen this before, and know how to fix it ?? Thank you.

20) Message boards : Number crunching : Full SETI Classic Credit ?? (Message 141032) Posted 22 Jul 2005 by Smeghead Post: Great. Thank you for the information.

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