I can't find the original thread about Wate. Maybe we can't access threads more than two years old.

He seems to have briefly crunched something for uFluids in March but has been inactive since then:

http://boinc.netsoft-online.com/e107_plugins/boinc/get_user.php?cpid=76db680ba32bbff7599ce4aa12d06341
http://boincstats.com/search/all_projects.php?cpid=76db680ba32bbff7599ce4aa12d06341

I'm not sure whether this represents real crunching, but he has some RAC.

I can't find the original thread about Wate. Maybe we can't access threads more than two years old.

That's for sure not the real reason. I suspect the thread 1571 - "Trojan boinc installation by rogue member" got hidden (for any reason better understandable by mods ;-) or even somehow damaged while being uncleanly discarded from database - the response I can see is "Network Error (tcp_error). A communication error occurred: "" etc." instead of "Database Error (no title) Database Error etc.", which I can see when accessing any incorrect thread number like 222220.

You can see some remnants in Saenger's message history (457-488 days ago) or even in your history (456-488 days ago). You might be able to put the puzzle together from single messages, if you knew who else submitted to the thread back then.

He seems to have briefly crunched something for uFluids in March but has been inactive since then:

http://boincstats.com/search/all_projects.php?cpid=76db680ba32bbff7599ce4aa12d06341

I'm not sure whether this represents real crunching, but he has some RAC.

The RACs are probably just a not correctly updated remnants, I've forgot the name of serverside process, which should be reguralry launched to lower/discard RAC of idle users.

Interestingly, according to the cross-project lists, his highest cedits leftover is 1352 on Einstein, but Einstein claims he's got zero. BOINCstats just don't show such Einstein user with the same ID, which hasn't got any credit.

Peter

I suspect the thread 1571 - "Trojan boinc installation by rogue member" got hidden (for any reason better understandable by mods ;-) or even somehow damaged while being uncleanly discarded from database - the response I can see is "Network Error (tcp_error). A communication error occurred: "" etc." instead of "Database Error (no title) Database Error etc.", which I can see when accessing any incorrect thread number like 222220.

My apologies to anyone involved or whoever feels offended, I can read the thread without any problem now.

Peter

I emailed Peter some instant coffee for him to wash with. It really does wonders. :-D

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