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(Message 55441)
Posted 17 Aug 2014 by Peter Post: Oh dear I think you are probably right, ooops....Professor Wanfelt (think that's the guy's name) forgot something obviously....oh well, time will tell I guess. |
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(Message 55439)
Posted 17 Aug 2014 by Peter Post: Cosmology@home seems to be offline and the Home Page link now leads to an unrelated website. It appears their website may have been hijacked. As I have work still to report I would assume they're still active. |
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Test4Theory - New Server, New Name, New URL
(Message 54950)
Posted 19 Jul 2014 by Peter Post: On Monday July 14, the Test4theory project will be migrated to a new server, and also get a new name: "vLHC@home". Following 3 years of running Theory simulations under CernVM and BOINC, we plan to gradually expand the project and add more applications on CernVM with simulations from the LHC experiments. Thus the new name: "Virtual LHC@home". The old server URL will be redirected, and we expect that the transition should be transparent to BOINC clients. The forums and BOINC user database with accumulated credit will remain the same as today. There is a slight risk that running tasks may fail and that the credit for these will be lost. We would in that case recommend to detach and re-attach to the project. Further advice will be given here in the News forum once the upgrade is completed. Article link: http://lhcathome2.cern.ch/vLHCathome/forum_thread.php?id=1500&postid=16854#16854 Or the main page: http://lhcathome2.cern.ch/vLHCathome/index.php The changeover is transparent in BOINC, however if any problem try detaching and reattaching manually and make sure it is to the new URL http://lhcathome2.cern.ch/vLHCathome/ as the BOINC client still shows the old one in the project list. |
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(Message 54861)
Posted 12 Jul 2014 by Peter Post: Seti's back now. |
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(Message 54370)
Posted 7 Jun 2014 by Peter Post: Constellation is down yet again. Back again.....! |
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(Message 54359)
Posted 7 Jun 2014 by Peter Post: Constellation is down yet again. |
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(Message 54343)
Posted 5 Jun 2014 by Peter Post: Constellation is back up. |
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(Message 54334)
Posted 5 Jun 2014 by Peter Post: Constellation is offline at the moment. http://aerospaceresearch.net/constellation/ |
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Orbit@Home Revival Imminent?
(Message 54322)
Posted 2 Jun 2014 by Peter Post: Good, at least he reacted hopefully to the many tweets sent to him on the subject. |
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Orbit@Home Revival Imminent?
(Message 54128)
Posted 15 May 2014 by Peter Post: Their funds have probably dried up. I doubt we'll see this any time soon. |
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(Message 53834)
Posted 29 Apr 2014 by Peter Post: SIMAP is back up again. Reason for outage was: We are moving our entire server infrastructure to another building. This project will therefore be offline from Monday, 28th of April, 6.30 UTC until the move has finished. We plan to be online again on Tuesday, 29th of April, 1pm UTC. |
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(Message 53828)
Posted 28 Apr 2014 by Peter Post: Simap is down at the moment. http://boincsimap.org/boincsimap/ |
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Orbit@Home Revival Imminent?
(Message 53545)
Posted 8 Apr 2014 by Peter Post: There's a very good chance of that I'm sure. I am not holding my breath. ;-) |
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Orbit@Home Revival Imminent?
(Message 53336)
Posted 26 Mar 2014 by Peter Post: I tried emailing the founder and he didn't bother replying so you can only go with what the website says. |
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(Message 52502)
Posted 11 Feb 2014 by Peter Post: Very sorry. If I could go back and edit it I would. |
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(Message 52498)
Posted 11 Feb 2014 by Peter Post: My Stat Counter site says that they haven't exported their XML stats in a while so it's some problem at Seti's end. |
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(Message 52493)
Posted 11 Feb 2014 by Peter Post: Warning: the physics@home website appears to have been hijacked by what appears to be dangerous websites. It's been down for ages anyway so am assuming the project has died despite what the owner had said a while back. |
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(Message 52351)
Posted 5 Feb 2014 by Peter Post: Malariacontrol.net remains down. Both websites are back in operation. physics@home remains offline. |
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(Message 52226)
Posted 30 Jan 2014 by Peter Post: CPND -- Climate Prediction -- been offline for a couple of days CPDN is back up. MalariaControl is still down Orbit@Home is still offline. |
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(Message 52214)
Posted 29 Jan 2014 by Peter Post: We're all in the same boat. I've just suspended the project for now so BOINC wont keep polling for new work from that at least. I'm going to hang on to my completed work for now. It shouldn't be long now I hope. Any news on when Malariacontrol will be back online? All these WU trying to upload or waiting to report are a pain, especially as they are now overdue. Since projects that have big crashes often have to restore from a backup and lose the record of outstanding WU, I'm wondering whether to reset the project to try to get rid of them but I'm not exactly sure what a project reset from BOINC manager would do if the project is unreachable. |
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