SMP Server down

Discussion in 'bit-tech Folding Team' started by Taffy, 12 Jun 2010.

  1. Taffy

    Taffy Folding for Margaret 17/3/2011 RIP

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    No Gro-A3's available, server down?:duh:
     
  2. Tesla effect

    Tesla effect AKA ZombieKiller1

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  3. Lizard

    Lizard @ Scan R&D

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    Grr :nono:

    No SMP units for me since 1am (UK) last night :(
     
  4. Bishbosh

    Bishbosh Brutally Subtle

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    Gutted 2 Quads sat without Work units .. :wallbash:
     
  5. Taffy

    Taffy Folding for Margaret 17/3/2011 RIP

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    Hooray back to Normal :clap::clap::clap:
     
  6. 1Razor

    1Razor Living life one day at a time....

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    Unfortunately not for me, 2* Quad's and an i7 sat idle since the early hours of the morning even after numerous resets...

    Pings to the server come back OK so not a problem my side. Guess I'll have to be patient!
     
  7. Taffy

    Taffy Folding for Margaret 17/3/2011 RIP

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    Hi Raz, one came back normally and one I had to reset, that was the one that finished at 1 AM.
     
  8. LordBadger

    LordBadger What's a Dremel?

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    I don't appear to be able to get any work units, running SMP on an i7. Have tried restarting the client but still unable to get a work unit :(
     
  9. oatey4519

    oatey4519 can't be arsed...

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    Not getting any either...
    just finished a WU now nothing..
     
  10. Norfolk'N'Good

    Norfolk'N'Good Folding Chimp

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    Mine has been out since early morning and today too, but just this minute got one so back up and running ;)
     
  11. DocJonz

    DocJonz Another CPC refugee .....

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    On the positive side, while the AS server has been down, I've managed to convert a number of my Linux boxes from Ubuntu 9.04 to 10.04 without loss :)
     
  12. 1Razor

    1Razor Living life one day at a time....

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    Glad to see there was an upside for you Doc, good to hear everything went well.

    On a positive note just reset all my clients and all 3 now have WU's. So happy days once again.

    FOLD ON!
     
  13. oatey4519

    oatey4519 can't be arsed...

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    Up and running as well now..
     
  14. Tesla effect

    Tesla effect AKA ZombieKiller1

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    Stanford keep gave me a dodgy A3 WU again when the severs came back up - Project: 6013 (Run 0, Clone 56, Gen 136). Its been reported as bad WU so hopefully no-one else will be assigned it again. It was taking over an hour to complete one frame. Binned.

    My other processor has been assigned another bad perfoming WU - P 6701. only netting 3K when it usually averages 4k PPD. I think it would do better on Linux though as with all the 'bigger' A3 WU's.

    Edit: its not P 6071 its P 6701 & it isn't a 'bigger' WU according to HFM. When I mean bigger I'm not talking about bigadv, I'm referring to the number of atoms but it still is taking 18-19 min per frame. Most of the frame times on A3 -smp projects are comparable to the old -smp A2.
     
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  15. DocJonz

    DocJonz Another CPC refugee .....

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    @Tesla - I've run some of the bigger WU's - the -bigadv ones - and with Project 2684 it seems lots of people have been having stability issues and bad WU's - so I've lost a lot of work here as well.
    For the time being, I've switched back to the standard -smp WU's :worried:
     

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