I\'ve just posted this in the News thread (top of the Number Crunching section):

All ClimatePrediction servers for all projects are now running again.

However, Milo says there was a problem with the database yesterday 20 Sep - a mysterious crash the cause of which could not be determined. This was entirely separate from the outage to upgrade the web pages, forums &c. It is likely that the credit generation script didn\'t run for that reason.

Credits should be up again by tomorrow; the script will run overnight. It may be a bit slow to catch up, as usual after an outage. So members may not receive their outstanding credits until Sunday or Monday.

A new file server will be installed in Oxford soon, probably within a week or two, easing the pressure on disk space and of course on Milo and Tolu.

Mo,

I monitor and log activity on the single host I have connected to CPDN (host 518112).

I can confirm that all appropriate trickles have been uploaded and are correctly shown on the results pages - no problem there.

However, the BOINC credits are now two days out of date - the translation process from trickles to credits (which normally runs once every 24 hours, at around 4am BST) has failed to run on each of the last two nights. I\'m not worried - the science is there, and the credits will catch up eventually - but it is evidence that at least one CPDN server process has stalled, and perhaps needs attention alongside Milo\'s work on the BBC servers.