seti driver logs

[lonewolf1983]

hey all
im using seti driver ,with just the CLC,no seti spy
the setilog.csv file does not display the time of each WU uploaded
any ideas why this is so?
cheers in advance
:)

[Mictlan]

Are you checking the setilog.csv in the SETI folder?

In SETIDriver, do you have the Create SETIlog.csv checkbox enable?

With only that little check box, a entry should be introduced everytime you upload a WU.....I have forgotten to ask, have you returned a WU to Berkeley? The entry will be added only when berkeley server has uploaded the WU and sent another WU to your PC.

[lonewolf1983]

yes its the one in my setidriver folder
and yes the log does get updated everytime i upload a WU
it just doesnt display all the information
im especially after the WU times

[Basher]

Originally posted by lonewolf1983
yes its the one in my setidriver folder
and yes the log does get updated everytime i upload a WU
it just doesnt display all the information
im especially after the WU times

Syp does have a nice log :)

[Mictlan]

OK.....if you have the SETIlog file you can open it in your text editor of your choice or as this is a csv file you can open it with Excel (or your soreadsheet of your liking). The attached image shows the column the WU time that is in the log file. This time is measured in seconds.

The column is AQ in Excel, as per the convertion of the csv file into a xls file.

Hope this helps you.

[chawken]

Originally posted by lonewolf1983
hey all
im using seti driver ,with just the CLC,no seti spy
the setilog.csv file does not display the time of each WU uploaded
any ideas why this is so?
cheers in advance
:)

O.K. here we go. SetiDriver's .csv log when opened in excel has the WU CPU time in column AQ. The time is recorded in seconds. How I determine my times is to insert a column right after AQ. I have a formula that will convert the seconds to a user friendly hr:min:sec.xx format - just copy and paste this formula into your newly created column 'AR' row 2 - then copy down the length of the column to row whatever. So as not to lose the formula - rename your spreadsheet to an Excel file name. Then whenever you open a .csv log you can also open your saved file and repeat these steps.

=CONCATENATE((INT(AQ2/3600)),":",INT((AQ2-((INT(AQ2/3600))*3600))/60),":",AQ2-(3600*(INT(AQ2/3600)))-INT((AQ2-(3600*(INT(AQ2/3600))))/60)*60)

[lonewolf1983]

thanks alot guys
found the WU times and am now using setispy as well
:)