server

[psyshack]

I cant get units to upload. Guess the server needs kicked

[skab]

Yea, same thing since 7:54am by thier clock was the last WU I turned in and got 7 WU's waiting.

[Firochromis]

Fortunately I have next two days' work downloaded in my computer :)

[Steven4563]

ive got another 16WU's on one comp and only 5WU's left on the other :(

[eaglescouter]

I'm setting with about 20 to send back but have over 400 cached :)

[Firochromis]

but have over 400 cached

Lucky you :)

[eaglescouter]

Open seti driver and increase your cache size so you have a few days worth of units on each machine. Then next time you are able to transmit the system will fill the cache.

Now I see that setiatwork is offline also. :(

[eaglescouter]

Looks like the Berkely servers are working again, so is setiatwork.

:)

[Sir Ulli]

i hope that the future is getting better

In keeping with its long-standing commitment to Berkeley, Sun is donating a fleet of servers to power the next generation of the SETI@home project - the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing or BOINC. The BOINC software is currently in beta and promises to give SETI@home users far more options in their shared computing efforts when the first version of the code is released early next year. SETI@home has linked millions of computers in the hunt for aliens, but with BOINC users will be able to divvy up their compute power among several projects at one time, including cancer research and climate modeling.

Full Story (http://www.theregister.com/content/61/34570.html)

Sir Ulli