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Space Forum / SETI / September 2004Wot? No seti-boinc whining & whinging??!
By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... Does this mean that everyone is happy with full Boinc caches, various oddball machines humming along contentedly, network lights blinking furiously...? http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_status.html does show a lot of green boxes (:-)) And: Database status State Approximate #results Ready to send 683,198 In progress 2,166,344 looks very healthy. Hopefully various users won't get too greedy with their caching... Happy crunchin', Martin  Signature---------- OS? What's that?! - Martin - To most people, "Operating System" is unknown & strange. - 53N 1W - Mandrake 10.0.1 GNU Linux - An OS for Supercomputers & PCs ---------- http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en-gb/concept.php3 > Hopefully various users won't get too greedy with their caching... HA! Greedy for my Pentium 120 would be a whole 2 WU. I won't be breaking the WU bank anytime soon. Haven't had any problems in a while :) Devon. > By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Happy crunchin', > Martin > By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_status.html > does show a lot of green boxes (:-)) That's the most green boxes I've seen on that page before. Only one red. Which one is the Snap appliance, any idea? > And: > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Hopefully various users won't get too greedy with their caching... I'm hoping to drop my cache sizes when it becomes more stable to increase credit validation times. However it seems that recently the machine (feeder?) that hands out WUs has been going down regularly and coming back up about every couple of days. -- ~misfit~ [...] >>http://setiweb.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_status.html >>does show a lot of green boxes (:-)) > > That's the most green boxes I've seen on that page before. Only one red. > Which one is the Snap appliance, any idea? [...] None of those listed. If the Snap goes down, that's when they all go red! (:-(( (And various people start to go red also... (:-(( Happy crunchin', Martin Signature---------- OS? What's that?! - Martin - To most people, "Operating System" is unknown & strange. - 53N 1W - Mandrake 10.0.1 GNU Linux - An OS for Supercomputers & PCs ---------- http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en-gb/concept.php3 > By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Happy crunchin', > Martin It works, but what do we call it? Can't just call it BOINC, because it controls more than just the SETI project. On the other hand, we can't call it SETI because the controlling program is BOINC. [...] > It works, but what do we call it? > Can't just call it BOINC, because it controls more than just the SETI > project. On the other hand, we can't call it SETI because the controlling > program is BOINC. The best idea I've seen so far is "s@h2". Boinc is a support framework that looks set to support many DC projects. Hence, "s@h2" is a "Boinc project" which is all an example of "Distributed Computing". (The original "s@h" is now often referred to as "s@h classic".) Yes? Regards, Martin Signature---------- OS? What's that?! - Martin - To most people, "Operating System" is unknown & strange. - 53N 1W - Mandrake 10.0.1 GNU Linux - An OS for Supercomputers & PCs ---------- http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en-gb/concept.php3 > By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Happy crunchin', > Martin Well I had to give up 5 years of SETI, because I hadn't kept my email address up to date. And codes were sent to an old address. Had to start over. TerryS [...] > Well I had to give up 5 years of SETI, because I hadn't kept my email > address up to date. And codes were sent to an old address. Had to start > over. Whatever 'loss' is only for the old stats number transfer for that user-address. The old stats are still there and listed. The WU results will still be in the database for science. And now there is a new set of projects... Congrats for the good crunchin' done for s@h classic. Good future Boinc crunchin'! Regards, Martin Signature---------- OS? What's that?! - Martin - To most people, "Operating System" is unknown & strange. - 53N 1W - Mandrake 10.0.1 GNU Linux - An OS for Supercomputers & PCs ---------- http://www.mandrakelinux.com/en-gb/concept.php3 > > By heck, all seems very quiet at the moment... > > > > Does this mean that everyone is happy with full Boinc caches, various > > oddball machines humming along contentedly, network lights blinking > > furiously...? > Well I had to give up 5 years of SETI, because I hadn't kept my email > address up to date. And codes were sent to an old address. Had to start > over. > > TerryS I think everyone just realised that at the mo there's a lot of problems with hardware and software so most ppl have done what i have and gotten some classic units to work with the old s@h if my boinc ever runs out. Also a lot of ppl have gotten attached to more than one boinc project so there pc is never idle. I still hope that s@h boinc gets itself sorted soon... |
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