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Preferences :
View computers on this account - Undefined offset
(Message 63729)
Posted 20 Mar 2021 by MarkJ Post: I've logged into my account and click on the View link next to Computers on this account and I get the following errors before it lists the computers: Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /home/boinc/cpdnboinc/html/inc/host.inc on line 296 Notice: Undefined offset: 3 in /home/boinc/cpdnboinc/html/inc/host.inc on line 308 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /home/boinc/cpdnboinc/html/inc/host.inc on line 296 Notice: Undefined offset: 3 in /home/boinc/cpdnboinc/html/inc/host.inc on line 308 |
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Applications page
(Message 60440)
Posted 25 Jun 2019 by MarkJ Post: Thanks but I was trying to convey that it doesn’t work so the project staff could look at fixing it. It seems the intent was to have stats by application, or maybe it came as a standard template and the project haven’t customised it to CPDN requirements yet. 77,742 gigaflops is quite low for a BOINC project, but I guess the long running models and/or the size of the uploads is off putting for many users. |
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Applications page
(Message 60423)
Posted 24 Jun 2019 by MarkJ Post: On the Applications page it shows 0 gigaflops for all the apps. Most projects put that bit of information on their Server status page. According to the server status page there are some 78k wah2 in-progress and another 4k of the region independent wah2 in-progress so surely there should be some flops figures. |
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climateprediction.net Science :
Project announcements discussion
(Message 60417)
Posted 23 Jun 2019 by MarkJ Post: Just OpenIFS. Thanks, better update my preferences then as I don’t have any 32 bit libs installed. |
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climateprediction.net Science :
Project announcements discussion
(Message 60415)
Posted 23 Jun 2019 by MarkJ Post: A quick question on the HadAM4 N144 and N216 programs. Are they 64 bit or was it just OpenIFS that’s 64 bit? On the Applications page they’re listed as Linux/x86. Thanks |
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climateprediction.net Science :
Project announcements discussion
(Message 60135)
Posted 12 May 2019 by MarkJ Post: making use of the larger memory and processor power available in modern computers. Does that mean they'll finally be 64 bit apps? |
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Unix/Linux :
32 bit support on the way out?
(Message 59226)
Posted 23 Dec 2018 by MarkJ Post: It seems the Lubuntu folks are following and dropping support of 32 bit as well. They pointed out that a number of upstream packages don't support 32 bit so its getting too hard for them to offer 32 bit. OSX has already gone to 64 bit only. Nvidia has gone down this path too, not that it effects this project. I hope the project can look at switching to 64 bit apps, initially for the Linux and OSX people and then Windows. I am sure the user stats would point out that 95% or more users are running a 64 bit OS. |
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Latest BOINC Client Development Status
(Message 57425)
Posted 2 Dec 2017 by MarkJ Post: Apple have said that High Sierra will be the last to support 32 bit apps. Apple announced more information during their Platforms State of the Union presentation at WWDC 2017. |
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Latest BOINC Client Development Status
(Message 57236)
Posted 28 Oct 2017 by MarkJ Post: What would be nice is if they could build 64 bit Linux apps rather than sticking with 32 bit. Most of the world has moved on from 32 bit and Linux isn't the best at 32 bit compatibility. They should be able to build a 64 bit version without any code changes. Fortran being a high level language doesn’t have any bit-ness. I wouldn’t expect any speed advantage, just the ability to run it without having to fiddle with 32 bit libraries. |
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Latest BOINC Client Development Status
(Message 57218)
Posted 27 Oct 2017 by MarkJ Post: I don't know if the BOINC server code allows task allocation to only a certain client version or above? This would seem a logical way around the dearth of work for Linux/Mac clients. I believe there is an option to specify a minimum (and maximum) client version server side. What would be nice is if they could build 64 bit Linux apps rather than sticking with 32 bit. Most of the world has moved on from 32 bit and Linux isn't the best at 32 bit compatibility. |
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Telling lies in cc_config.xml
(Message 56178)
Posted 8 May 2017 by MarkJ Post: Though you can use it to limit the number of cores/project Yes you can use an app_config file to limit the number of apps per project although its nothing to do with cc_config and the ncpus element the OP was talking about. |
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Telling lies in cc_config.xml
(Message 56176)
Posted 8 May 2017 by MarkJ Post: From the BOINC client configuration wiki. See https://boinc.berkeley.edu/wiki/Client_configuration <ncpus>N</ncpus> Act as if there were N CPUs; e.g. to simulate 2 CPUs on a machine that has only 1. To use the number of available CPUs, set the value to -1 (was 0 which in newer clients really means zero). There is no reason for you to use it. If you want to reduce the number of cores available to BOINC the recommended way is to set the percentage of available CPU's to a value less than 100%. Setting to to a value higher than the number of cores/threads on your computer will force it to swap things in and out and your machine performance will suffer. |
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RECENT UPGRADE
(Message 54452)
Posted 8 Jul 2016 by MarkJ Post: I was hoping we'd get the updated message board functions with the upgrade but it doesn't seem to be here. Are there any plans to bring the message boards up to date? |
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ANOTHER UPLOAD PROBLEM
(Message 54422)
Posted 5 Jul 2016 by MarkJ Post: I did see that uploader2 was working until yesterday and uploader4 was off. Now it seems to be the other way around. Maybe they're moving files off to make room. It took almost a week for me to upload everything. I just left it alone with network enabled. |
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ANOTHER UPLOAD PROBLEM
(Message 54380)
Posted 26 Jun 2016 by MarkJ Post: I've got uploads failing for the hapam3p-eu models (all 4 zips) as well. I have around 128 zip files waiting to go. |
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PNW upload issues
(Message 52653)
Posted 2 Oct 2015 by MarkJ Post: And the http_debug output... climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP_OP::libcurl_exec(): ca-bundle 'C:\Program Files\BOINC\ca-bundle.crt' climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP_OP::libcurl_exec(): ca-bundle set climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM Started upload of hadam3p_pnw_xfiq_2002_1_010348924_0_10.zip climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP_OP::libcurl_exec(): ca-bundle 'C:\Program Files\BOINC\ca-bundle.crt' climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP_OP::libcurl_exec(): ca-bundle set climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM Started upload of hadam3p_pnw_xfiq_2002_1_010348924_0_11.zip climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: timeout on name lookup is not supported climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: Trying 128.193.64.193... climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: Found bundle for host boinc1.coas.oregonstate.edu: 0x2696e20 climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: timeout on name lookup is not supported climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: Hostname was found in DNS cache climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: Trying 128.193.64.193... climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: connect to 128.193.64.193 port 80 failed: Timed out climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: Failed to connect to boinc1.coas.oregonstate.edu port 80: Timed out climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#26] Info: Closing connection 25 climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: connect to 128.193.64.193 port 80 failed: Timed out climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: Failed to connect to boinc1.coas.oregonstate.edu port 80: Timed out climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] [ID#27] Info: Closing connection 26 climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP error: Couldn't connect to server climateprediction.net 02-10-2015 09:38 PM [http] HTTP error: Couldn't connect to server And then it happily connects to Google as the reference site. It seems its trying to connect to boinc1.coas.oregonstate.edu and timing out. ping C:\windows\system32>ping boinc1.coas.oregonstate.edu Pinging maui.oce.orst.edu [128.193.64.193] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 128.193.88.130: Destination host unreachable. Reply from 128.193.88.130: Destination host unreachable. Request timed out. Reply from 128.193.88.130: Destination host unreachable. Ping statistics for 128.193.64.193: Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 3, Lost = 1 (25% loss), |
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PNW upload issues
(Message 52650)
Posted 2 Oct 2015 by MarkJ Post: Is anyone else having issues uploading? In the last couple of days I have seen all my PNW zip files stuck trying to upload. Between 6 machines I have over 180 zip files that don't seem to want to start their transfers. BOINC is saying they are Transient HTTP errors. Internet access seems fine, even to the CPDN web site and scheduler requests seem to work. I've tried resetting the router and flushing DNS cache. They are all the recent pnw_x??? series work units downloaded in the last week or so. Machines are all Win10 x64 and running BOINC 7.6.9. |
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How to default Boinc to Network activity suspended
(Message 52317)
Posted 24 Jul 2015 by MarkJ Post: Why not get 7.6.2 from LocutusOfBorg's ppa? He builds the latest BOINC versions for Ubuntu. He has versions for Wily, Vivid, Utopic and Trusty. There are instructions on there how to add his ppa. Once you've done that you can use apt-get to pickup the latest version. |
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hadam3p_anz download errors
(Message 52167)
Posted 4 Jul 2015 by MarkJ Post: A heap more. This time they are the hadam3p_anz_u???_2013_1_??? series. They all appear to be checksum errors. And before I'm told it must be me, my wingmen also have download errors for the same work units. The last lot were also Jan 2013 work units so maybe that's a common theme here. 04-07-2015 11:12 PM [error] MD5 check failed for hadam3p_anz_u0ot_2013_1_009998589.zip |
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Number crunching :
hadam3p_anz download errors
(Message 52079)
Posted 23 Jun 2015 by MarkJ Post: It seems the latest batch submitted in the last few hours are missing some files.
If you spot these trying to download AND the hapam3p_anz_xxx.zip is 0k then there is no point downloading the other 46Mb of work unit data. I've been aborting the few that I spotted. If its 10k then it will be fine, its only the 0 bytes ones. So far I have only seen hadam3p_anz_d???_2013_1_???.zip files that have this problem. |
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