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Number crunching :
Message from project server: Invalid app version description
(Message 40224)
Posted 23 Jul 2010 by  old_user30015
Post: 23/07/2010 07:31:09 | climateprediction.net | Message from project server: Invalid app version description I fully accept that I am to blame for using a BOINC Alpha client. Unfortunately there are always going to be users like me, who do not know enough to be an Alpha Tester but at the same time who want to try out the latest and greatest version of BOINC (ready or not), and then we get confused when something "apparently goes wrong". Sorry :( kinhull |
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Message from project server: Invalid app version description
(Message 40218)
Posted 23 Jul 2010 by old_user30015
Post: Messages received: 23/07/2010 07:18:50 | climateprediction.net | Restarting task hadsm3dhet2_jr56_006598172_1 using hadsm3 version 607 23/07/2010 07:30:50 | climateprediction.net | update requested by user 23/07/2010 07:31:08 | climateprediction.net | Sending scheduler request: Requested by user. 23/07/2010 07:31:08 | climateprediction.net | Not reporting or requesting tasks 23/07/2010 07:31:09 | climateprediction.net | Scheduler request completed 23/07/2010 07:31:09 | climateprediction.net | Message from project server: Invalid app version description 23/07/2010 07:31:09 | climateprediction.net | Message from project server: Invalid app version description no mention of app_info.xml, plus I cannot find this file in the CPDN folders |
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Message from project server: Invalid app version description
(Message 40205)
Posted 22 Jul 2010 by old_user30015
Post: Nothing is known about it here, but there is this thread. Hmmm.... Title: Re: Weird BOINC server messages Am I running an obsolete CPDN work unit, or something silmilar? I'll set to No New Work' and either Reset or Detach/Attach (if I remember), and see if the messages go away. This message is on CPDN only (so far as I have noticed). |
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Message from project server: Invalid app version description
(Message 40179)
Posted 19 Jul 2010 by old_user30015
Post: I get this message: 19/07/2010 15:35:53 | climateprediction.net | Message from project server: Invalid app version description My Computer details are here Is there anything I should be concerned about, or do? Cheers |
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Cafe CPDN :
Milestones Thread
(Message 35680)
Posted 13 Dec 2008 by old_user30015
Post: Good news. May there be many more completions. (Do you make regular boinc folder backups?) Thanks AstroWX, Unfortunately I\'m far too lazy - I like to Set It And Forget It as far as BOINC goes. It is only because CPDN does Trickles that has allowed me to persevere and still believe I\'m helping Climate Science in my own small way. |
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Cafe CPDN :
Milestones Thread
(Message 35676)
Posted 13 Dec 2008 by old_user30015
Post: I don\'t believe it! I have successfully completed my first CPDN Work Unit (of any variant) since I started back in 15/Nov/2004. hadsm3fub_k48k_005970279_1 It can only be due to having a newer computer where the Mean Time Between Failures of Windows is actually greater than the Mean Time To Complete a Work Unit. |
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Cafe CPDN :
Team Recruiting Thread - CLOSED
(Message 25313)
Posted 27 Nov 2006 by old_user30015
Post: Join Team ACC, Comments and suggestions welcome at the ALL NEW Team ACC Forum. Does NOT require registration to read or view. |
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Cafe CPDN :
Team Recruiting Thread - CLOSED
(Message 25216)
Posted 21 Nov 2006 by old_user30015
Post: Join Team ACC, See this BOINC GUI created by team member ShaneP:  Comments and suggestions welcome at the Team ACC Forum (requires registration) |
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Cafe CPDN :
Team Recruiting Thread - CLOSED
(Message 24149)
Posted 30 Aug 2006 by old_user30015
Post: Team ACC has reached 1MC (1 million credits), and I\'d like to thank all Team members (past and present) for helping to achieve this: Thanks!!! And to potential new members, please help us reach the next milestone 1 Billion Credits (1BC), contributing to science along the way. ****************************************************** Join Team ACC - Arthur C Clarke Fans With a (marginally) improved Web Site at Team ACC WebSite And a brand-new-(ish) Forum at Team ACC Forum- check it out!!! ****************************************************** I think we have all done very well, we should be proud of ourselves. These aren\'t just \'credits\', but they represent actual real work that our computers have done in the name of science. We are doing our little part to make a better future, and that can\'t be bad. Well done to all. Live long and crunch y\'all 8D |
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climateprediction.net Science :
** CPDN Open Day 2006 Presentations Online
(Message 23999)
Posted 17 Aug 2006 by old_user30015
Post: I really enjoyed the presentations. Well done to all involved. It gave me an insight into cpdn and the cpdn team, it made it more real - more of a human feel to the project rather than yet another web site, and a program running in the background. On the downside: I wasn\'t particularly bothered with the video quality, but it would have helped with a bit more audio clarity - can this cleaned up? Congratulations on the virtual Open Day, I hope to see more in the near future, and I also hope that you can encourage other projects to do something similar. |
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Cafe CPDN :
Team Recruiting Thread - CLOSED
(Message 16869)
Posted 29 Oct 2005 by old_user30015
Post: Join Team ACC - Arthur C Clarke Fans With a (marginally) improved Web Site at Team ACC WebSite And a brand new Forum at Team ACC Forum - check it out!!! |
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Cafe CPDN :
A Test: Please Ignore
(Message 15543)
Posted 30 Aug 2005 by old_user30015
Post: another test <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> +S@H1 205 <a href="http://tinyurl.com/c6abj">Arthur C Clarke</a> The only way to find the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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climateprediction.net Science :
Modelling climate change: known unknowns
(Message 15525)
Posted 29 Aug 2005 by old_user30015
Post: I found this article on the web recently about CPDN: <a href="http://www.opendemocracy.net/globalization-climate_change_debate/2571.jsp">Modelling climate change: known unknowns </a> <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Problem on the Web Site
(Message 14824)
Posted 31 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: I wanted to update my avatar but got the following error message: <b>Warning: imagejpeg(): supplied argument is not a valid Image resource in /websites/boinc/projects/cpdnboinc/html/user/edit_forum_preferences_action.php on line 41 Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /websites/boinc/projects/cpdnboinc/html/user/edit_forum_preferences_action.php:41) in /websites/boinc/projects/cpdnboinc/html/user/edit_forum_preferences_action.php on line 78</b> Is there a problem on the web site? <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Massive amount of credit lost - What's up?
(Message 14822)
Posted 31 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: I just clicked the update button in Boinc Manager for CPDN and I seem to have got my credits back. Yipee!!! <b>(For now...)</b> Thanks go to the <b>CPDN <i>crew</i></b> for their quick response. <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Massive amount of credit lost - What's up?
(Message 14786)
Posted 30 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: My current 'Credit score' of 567.11 come from only one result dated 12 Jun 2005 1:59:17 UTC. From <a href="http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/results.php?userid=30015">here</a> I have definately returned more valid results. :( <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Massive amount of credit lost - What's up?
(Message 14781)
Posted 30 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: > It's explained <a href="http://www.climateprediction.net/board/viewtopic.php?t=3111"> here.</a> > **************************** From Carl: I took a look at the database, it seems there are about 500 records with a userid but no hostid in the results table (or vice versa), and 1000 records with a hostid and no userid. The host table has a 192 records with no userid, so that helped propagate this problem. I assume these were probably botched merges, i.e. merges done when the database was having trouble (I'm really starting to hate mysql -- oracle was much more stable). so it probably deleted the host record OK but couldn't update the (overworked) result table. There's not really much more to do, fixing credits always turns out to be a futile effort and I probably shouldn't have bothered this time! You fix credits for 1000 people and it messes it up for 1000 more.... **************************** Bugger, so I've lost nearly 2500 credits (if I've read it correctly)? <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Massive amount of credit lost - What's up?
(Message 14777)
Posted 30 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: In the past day I've noticed that my credit has gone down from roughly 2931 to 567 (according to Boinc Manager). Is this to do with the outage earlier on today or a bug in BoincManager? Will I get my credit back? (The science is the most important, but I'd like my bragging rights restored please) Anyone know what happened? Boinc 4.45, WinXP SP2 BOINC installed as a service though recently installed BoincView <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Cafe CPDN :
Why slow down Fossil Fuel consumption?
(Message 14355)
Posted 14 Jul 2005 by old_user30015
Post: > Okay, so, we've all heard the talk: we should cut down on fossil fuel > consumption because it causes environmental damage, it's toxic, it accumulates > in human habitats and is having an effect on the overall warming of the world. > Plus, we only have a limited supply of it, so, stretch it out as long as we > can. > > Why? > > One of the main reasons we don't have more use of other sources of energy is > because petroleum-based fuels still exist in reasonable quantities and (for > now) are still affordable (until China and India REALLY get going). > > So, I'm changing my car in a way that I would encourage all of you to do. No, > I'm not buying a hybrid or a smart car, but an original 1972 Cadillac ElDorado > with the V-8 engine that got 10 gallons to the mile. If more of us continued > to drive classic cars like this (though, I admit, a modern SUV is a good > second choice) then we'll have global oil reserves depleted by February and > can finally concentrate on renewable, cleaner energy sources! > > Who's with me? I'm with you (though perhaps not all the way). China, India, Brazil, et al need to be industrialized to bring them into the 21st century and to try to minimize (and hopefully eradicate) poverty. There is relative poverty in the G8 countries but it is still (generally) a better quality of life than than living in poverty in a third world country. I say we should continue to use fossil fuels until something better comes along. I like the idea of developing the technology to be able to use <b>water</b> or <b>vegetable oil</b> as fuels. Growing vegetables I think would be quite good for both being a replenishable (re)source and for extracting carbon from the atmosphere, hell why not grow vegetables in desert areas to aid in the greening of the planet. Any body have better ideas? <b> Team ARSE <img src="http://tinyurl.com/9zdrd" /> + SetiClassic: 205 Arthur C Clarke</b> The only way to find the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible For every expert there is an equal and opposite expert |
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Cafe CPDN :
A Test: Please Ignore
(Message 13874)
Posted 26 Jun 2005 by old_user30015
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