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KWSN Project Statistics for Tuesday, January 13, 2009 @ 01:57 EST
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1) For some reason, the user stats for SETI did not update yesterday, sorry.
2) Made the first pass at over-riding the active/inactive status. Marked the following as inactive:
3x+1@home
BBC Climate Change
HashClash
Nano-Hive@Home
RieselSieve
TMRL DRTG
Are there any more that should be moved to "inactive"?
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now you know I have at least 2500 more credits to post in 3x+1? Right?
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| Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 12:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | now you know I have at least 2500 more credits to post in 3x+1? Right? |
I see that http://allprojectstats.com/collatz/show_host_detail.php?hostid=6093 still has work units (due by Feb 12), but I don't see any results returned from that computer since Dec 29. Is it really running? The credit will show up even if the project is flagged as inactive, but I question showing it as active if no one can get WU's and no one is returning any work (credits today has been 0 for a long as I have been doing this).
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APS, Proteins, RND, SciLinc & TSP are all definitely dead.
ABCbeta was dead, but I think they'll be resurrecting it next month.
Chess, Hydrogen, Second Computing & Virtual Prairie have all been sleeping for at least a couple of months, with no indication of if and when they'll return. (Reversi was in that state, but started up again a couple of days ago). Cels is also going through a non-work period, but should be up again R.S.N.
As there are still scores going through 3x+1 it's probably worth leaving it till next month.
Ramsey is due back next month.
Al
One minor comment - the "active members" numbers are a bit suspect; any chance that could be cut-off at, say, an RAC of 1.0 (or cruched in the last month), or is it a figure supplied by Neil?
Why didn't I do something like that a year ago?, I ask myself. But, like Topsy, it just grew from the original Cohiba script, with more bits being added.
Great job. 
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| Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 9:46 pm Post subject: |
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| Al Dente wrote: | APS, Proteins, RND, SciLinc & TSP are all definitely dead.
ABCbeta was dead, but I think they'll be resurrecting it next month.
Chess, Hydrogen, Second Computing & Virtual Prairie have all been sleeping for at least a couple of months, with no indication of if and when they'll return. (Reversi was in that state, but started up again a couple of days ago). Cels is also going through a non-work period, but should be up again R.S.N.
As there are still scores going through 3x+1 it's probably worth leaving it till next month.
Ramsey is due back next month.
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One minor comment - the "active members" numbers are a bit suspect; any chance that could be cut-off at, say, an RAC of 1.0 (or cruched in the last month), or is it a figure supplied by Neil?
Why didn't I do something like that a year ago?, I ask myself. But, like Topsy, it just grew from the original Cohiba script, with more bits being added.
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Updated "overrides" according to Al's list. Ramsey is flagged as inactive by Neil (last xml run was Dec). My code just over-rides Neil's flags (lazy- If I put a # in front of the project name in the control file, it will flag the project as inactive in spite of Neil's flags).
Note: Active is the # supplied by Neil's xml dumps, I'm not sure how he comes up with it.
Now all I have to do is get up at 2:00 AM (or not) to see if it works.
PS- Al, How did you get the data for Eon????
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| Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:50 pm Post subject: |
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| ohiomike wrote: | | Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | | now you know I have at least 2500 more credits to post in 3x+1? Right? |
I see that http://allprojectstats.com/collatz/show_host_detail.php?hostid=6093 still has work units (due by Feb 12), but I don't see any results returned from that computer since Dec 29. Is it really running? The credit will show up even if the project is flagged as inactive, but I question showing it as active if no one can get WU's and no one is returning any work (credits today has been 0 for a long as I have been doing this). |
I just stopped network communication to run them. they will all be in in about 1 1/2 days. I have 25 units and each runs in about 3.5 hours so ~ 3.5 days.
Otherwise Milky takes over the machine and they will not run until 2/9.
Edit: as of right now I have 13.5 done
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| Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:03 am Post subject: |
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| Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | <snip>
I just stopped network communication to run them. they will all be in in about 1 1/2 days. I have 25 units and each runs in about 3.5 hours so ~ 3.5 days.
Otherwise Milky takes over the machine and they will not run until 2/9.
Edit: as of right now I have 13.5 done |
I've noticed that Milky does not play nice with others, I've had a couple of projects run up crazy (and uncalled for) long term debts, forcing me to shut down Boinc, reset the debt and re-start. I set 3x+1 back to active for the time being. 
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Sir, I could be wrong, but...
I think all of the links to our Minicity go to .com--- Population
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| Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 2:33 am Post subject: |
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| Sir Papa Smurph wrote: | Sir, I could be wrong, but...
I think all of the links to our Minicity go to .com--- Population |
Picky, picky. Fixed. Good catch I got a little "cut & paste" happy there.
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| ohiomike wrote: | | PS- Al, How did you get the data for Eon???? |
Manually, from Free-DC 
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| Al Dente wrote: | | ohiomike wrote: | | PS- Al, How did you get the data for Eon???? |
Manually, from Free-DC
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That is what I was afraid of- time for plan "B", what ever that is.
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