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TIMELINE ON NEW SERVER
(Message 37164)
Posted 12 Jun 2009 by old_user452941 Post: Two of my models were so close to the end that they finished and are queued for upload. I'm running other projects so I don't want to suspend network activity. How do client upload requests in this current state disrupt or impede operations? Thanks. |
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Kaspersky blew up one of my models
(Message 35518)
Posted 16 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I have been using F-Secure for a long time without any problems. I want to research this one. Thanks. |
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Kaspersky blew up one of my models
(Message 35513)
Posted 16 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: AVG seems to be the winner here. Free or paid? |
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Kaspersky blew up one of my models
(Message 35512)
Posted 16 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I personally have had very good luck with AVG. I was going to also look at Panda. AVG free or paid? I used Panda Platinum Internet Security for a while several years ago it was an EXTREMELY bad product. I must have had to reinstall it a half a dozen times because it kept breaking itself, and their tech support was absolutely worthless. Maybe it\'s better now. |
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Kaspersky blew up one of my models
(Message 35507)
Posted 15 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: This HadSM3 model was blown up by me testing a trial copy of Kaspersky Internet security 2009. It decided \"heuristically\" that it was a major threat and shut it down, even after I had manually placed it in a \"trusted\" state. I\'ve been extremely frustrated by BitDefender\'s flaky internet security suite and decided to try Kaspersky only to find that it takes an inordinate amount of tweaking to get things to function correctly as it shuts down anything that it doesn\'t recognize. And to boot, any new projects that are downloaded are immediately placed in the \"untrusted\" state. For people who have a lot of time to play around this is fine, but I don\'t have this luxury. Maintaining three systems already is more than enough work for me. Can anyone recommend a well-rated, solid antivirus suite that plays well with BOINC? |
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HadCM3 Model blew with exit code 22
(Message 35462)
Posted 8 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: Thanks, Iain. I\'ve added those flags to my xml file. |
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HadCM3 Model blew with exit code 22
(Message 35459)
Posted 8 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: This HadCM3 model blew with the following BM messages: 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|[task_debug] Process for hadcm3ivolc_l2o8_2000_80_36001832_1 exited 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|[task_debug] task_state=EXITED for hadcm3ivolc_l2o8_2000_80_36001832_1 from handle_exited_app 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|[task_debug] result state=COMPUTE_ERROR for hadcm3ivolc_l2o8_2000_80_36001832_1 from CS::report_result_error 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|[task_debug] Process for hadcm3ivolc_l2o8_2000_80_36001832_1 exited 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|[task_debug] exit code 22 (0x16): The device does not recognize the command. (0x16) 11/7/2008 8:41:50 AM|climateprediction.net|Computation for task hadcm3ivolc_l2o8_2000_80_36001832_1 finished All of my wingmen\'s models also blew on this one. Sorry, all of the current files are gone since the model reported. I know this is a vague error message. In the future, what particular information would be helpful to you in debugging? I can set CPDN to \"no new tasks\" in attempt to preserve the files. |
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\"No space left on device\" error
(Message 35454)
Posted 7 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: Everything is working OK now. Thank you. |
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\"No space left on device\" error
(Message 35450)
Posted 7 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: Mo and Milo, My CPDN uploads are still not working - I\'ve got three queued on the Transfers tab, all for models that have finished. I\'m now getting the same message that Les is getting: 11/6/2008 7:39:27 PM|climateprediction.net|Started upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip 11/6/2008 7:39:35 PM||Project communication failed: attempting access to reference site 11/6/2008 7:39:35 PM|climateprediction.net|Temporarily failed upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip: connect() failed 11/6/2008 7:39:35 PM|climateprediction.net|Backing off 3 hr 1 min 15 sec on upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip 11/6/2008 7:39:36 PM||Internet access OK - project servers may be temporarily down. For whatever it\'s worth, my other project, Superlink at Technion, is communicating just fine. All the uploads are apparently trying to go to http://uploader.oerc.ox.ac.uk/cpdn_cgi/file_upload_handler |
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\"No space left on device\" error
(Message 35444)
Posted 6 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: Given that the UK time is in the wee hours and Mo might not be awake for hours, I\'ll try to substitute, temporarily. Thanks, Astro. |
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\"No space left on device\" error
(Message 35440)
Posted 6 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: The device in question won\'t be your own disk. It means the CPDN server disk. I\'ll report this to Milo. I thought the new server had sorted the disk space problem for a while. Apparently the recent CPDN database backup wasn\'t entirely successful and the job\'s going to have to be repeated next week. I don\'t know whether this has caused the disk to fill up. Thanks, Mo. What happens to the trickles from my other four CPDN models currently running when I suspend network activity? Are they queued and appear on the Transfers tab or are they just repeated in full when the network activity is unsuspended? |
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\"No space left on device\" error
(Message 35438)
Posted 6 Nov 2008 by old_user452941 Post: One of my HadSM3 6.07 slab models here is trying to upload its final .zip file (the model run is 100% complete) but BM 6.2.19 is showing these messages: 11/5/2008 6:06:47 PM|climateprediction.net|Started upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip 11/5/2008 6:07:19 PM|climateprediction.net|[error] Error on file upload: can\'t open file /home/cpdn/boinc/hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip: No space left on device 11/5/2008 6:07:19 PM|climateprediction.net|Temporarily failed upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip: transient upload error 11/5/2008 6:07:19 PM|climateprediction.net|Backing off 3 hr 1 min 43 sec on upload of hadsm3fub_k2xu_005968597_1_3.zip My disk is NOT out of space - there are many GBs left. On the BM Transfers tab, it uploads the whole 1.27 MB file and the progress on this tab shows 100%, but it keeps retrying again and again with the above errors. I have bounced BM and rebooted but I\'m still getting the error. Any ideas what is happening? |
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Cafe CPDN :
PBS Online Video on Climate Change
(Message 35342)
Posted 23 Oct 2008 by old_user452941 Post: This video recently aired on PBS and can be seen here: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/heat/ It is intended for the general public so it does not go very deep into the science. It is a perfect introduction to the subject, however. |
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Iceworlds & Slowdowns hadsm3/mh - Closed - Discussion
(Message 35265)
Posted 16 Oct 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I\'m aborting this model as it has turned into a slow ice-world at 12%: 645222. |
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Pending credit
(Message 33909)
Posted 24 May 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I\'m running an HADAM-style model, about 60% done, and noticed that there is about 2,400 in pending credit showing for my account. Ok, then thanks for the reminder. Ed |
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Pending credit
(Message 33907)
Posted 24 May 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I\'m running an HADAM-style model, about 60% done, and noticed that there is about 2,400 in pending credit showing for my account. It says that the minimum quorum is 1. If the quorum is 1, why is there any pending credit showing at all? Thanks, Ed |
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Cooling a new quad
(Message 33376)
Posted 16 Apr 2008 by old_user452941 Post: The \"Best\" place is over at SaH in NC where the rabid OC guys hang out. Thans, Paul. |
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Cooling a new quad
(Message 33375)
Posted 16 Apr 2008 by old_user452941 Post:
Thanks, Les. I\'ll re-post on that forum. Ed |
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Cooling a new quad
(Message 33372)
Posted 16 Apr 2008 by old_user452941 Post: I\'m putting together my first quad system (Intel Q9550 chip) and am wondering if the out-of-the-box fan-and-heatsink that comes with the chip will be sufficient to keep the CPU cool when it\'s crunching BOINC projects on all four cores, especially CPDN, in ambient temps of 65 to 75 F. On my existing dual-core Pentium D 920, when I\'m running CPDN on both cores the processor heats up to 127 F. when the ambient temp is 65 F. Running 62 degrees above ambient seems to be a constant with CPDN on this machine. With other BOINC projects, it is about a 57 F. degree rise above ambient. I think thermal max for this chip is 147 F. So, unless the room gets over 80 F., I don\'t have a problem with this machine overheating. My new QUAD will be in an identical enclosure case as my PD 920 - same fans and all. Can I expect sufficient cooling as with my PD 920 or am I going to have to make extra efforts? If anyone out there has some experience with quads and cooling and could let me know what to expect with 4-core 100% BOINC crunching, I would appreciate it. |
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\"Too Many Total Results\"
(Message 33240)
Posted 7 Apr 2008 by old_user452941 Post: Thanks for the info! |
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