Interesting. Another person posted about the same problem about a week ago.

However, that IS the re-start server, which isn't listed on the Server Status page. Although I thought that it was, about a year ago.

So, thanks for that. It's email time.

I'll send an email about it, but if you're talking about a different file, for ANZ, PNW, the re-start file (zip 13), or the trickle_up files, then you'll have to say so.

I'll change "Only after computer has been idle for" to 0 minutes, it was on 3.00mins.
{not entirely sure what this latter setting actually means or really remember why it was on 3.00}

If you have selected "while computer is in use", the setting doesn't matter.

The error list shows BOINC stopping a lot, indicative of the option: Suspend work if CPU usage is above being still set to the default of 25%.
Which is fine for other projects, but not here.
These programs DON'T like being interrupted at certain critical points.

So it's possible that you started to use the computer at that moment, the cpu load went above 25%, and BOINC, (and the model), stopped. In the case of the model, permanently.

If you're using a 6.x or earlier version please heed the warning about not being able to go back (unless you back up your client_state files).

Isn't it surprising that the available tasks queue is not reducing more quickly? I imagine that a lot volunteers either suspended CPDN or set 'no new tasks' when we were having lots of problems and haven't bothered to reset their account. ~ David

from Greg: "Open another tab in your browser and go to this address: http://cpdn-upload2.oerc.ox.ac.uk.

The response should be a page that says

Climate Prediction.net Upload Server

This server is part of the Climate Prediction.net project. Please visit climateprediction.net to participate.

If you don't get that, there is a connection problem - perhaps a blacklisting. To check, open a command prompt (Win+R cmd.exe) and run

tracert cpdn-upload2.oerc.ox.ac.uk

The trace should complete in less than a minute, listing fewer than 30 numbered lines and with not too many '*'s in the output."

"The trickles aren't showing because of the huge backlog of data on the upload servers that needs to be processed, at the same time as tens of thousands of computers want to download new work."

{mo.v said} You have an excellent record of completed models! Your computer\'s very reliable.