GPU

did i miss something or did you just mean to put cpu?

collatz, off line, site not responding and server seems to be lost.

Collatz is back up, they have concluded their server maintenance.

Database maintenance complete
September 26, 15:18 CST
I planned on notifying everyone today that the project would be down tomorrow for some planned database maintenance, but since Comcast was kind enough to drop the network line for a couple hours today, I took advantage of the network outage and got the maintenance done at the same time.

SETI@home

Since about 3:00 local time (10:00 UTC) the BOINC master database is disabled. So, uploading is possible, but no reporting or downloading (scheduler needs database). The forum is inaccessible too.

Gruß,
Gundolf

03/10/2009 10:27:04|SETI@home|Sending scheduler request: To fetch work.  Requesting 2041 seconds of work, reporting 1 completed tasks
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|Scheduler request succeeded: got 0 new tasks
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|[sched_ops_debug] Server version 611
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|Message from server: Server can't open database
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|Project requested delay of 3600.000000 seconds
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|[sched_op_debug] Deferring communication for 1 hr 0 min 0 sec
03/10/2009 10:29:19|SETI@home|[sched_op_debug] Reason: project is down

SETI@home

Since about 3:00 local time (10:00 UTC) the BOINC master database is disabled. So, uploading is possible, but no reporting or downloading (scheduler needs database). The forum is inaccessible too.

Eric Korpela reports:
"Our database machine crashed. I can't get in to campus. Matt's nowhere to be found. Jeff's in Nepal. Dan's in South Africa. Please spread the word that we know that there's a problem."

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SETI@home seems to be back (they must have rescued Matt from under that server), but things will be slow and flakey for a while.

Looks like Einstein is offline for now (midnight PDT)

Einstein has recovered and is available again.

It looks like Seti@Home bit the dust once more.

Seems that way for both of the oldies.

It looks like Seti@Home bit the dust once more.

SETI's page is once again available, but the majority of their servers are still down and not even appearing on the status page.

Seti is back.

Matt Lebofsky wrote:

Okay that was an ugly weekend. On Saturday morning I came to realize that our master mysql database server (mork) had crashed. I was the only one available at the time so I came up to the lab and rebooted the thing. We really need to improve our remote kvm/power cycle situation. I babysat the reboot long enough to see that mysql was recovering, knowing though that the replica would be out of sync (and need to be regenerated from scratch during the next weekly backup).

But then everything else crashed, and also hard enough to require human intervention. This time Eric eventually came up on Sunday to try to reboot a series of servers, but to no avail - they kept locking up shortly after reboot.

So Monday morning (today) we came into the lab and started cleaning up the server situation. Eric finally found the cause of the latter, if not all, of our problems. We have a pseudo user account is the "user" that runs a lot of stuff, apache processes, cron jobs, some of the BOINC back end servers, etc. For some reason the .history file had grown to 8GB in size, and it was full of garbage. Not sure why just yet, but that meant every time one of the above processes started, the shell tried to read in this impossibly large history file. Oops. Once Eric deleted this file all these dams broke free and we were able to safely recover all the databases/etc. throughout our long morning.

- Matt

Einstein is offline as of this afternoon (2PM PDT). They have had some rather troublesome outages over the past couple of months, hope this isn't another one of those.

Looks like Einstein is back up again -- though it seems that the validator might be stalled.

DrugDiscovery@Home.com will be down while Jack moves the project to a new server.

The move to the IronScale server went without too many flaws, DrugDiscovery@Home.com is back.

Jack was in the process of updating the Hydrogen project as well, when he made an error with the MySQL database, effectively deleting the Hydrogen project. He is trying to get it back, else he'll have to put back an old backup from July.

COLLATZ website non-responsive. uploads seem to work, and reporting but slow.

ok, good luck with this one, responds after 3 minutes the website does...

sort of an up/down/slow responses..

Collatz Conjecture

seems to be back as of this posting

http://boinc.thesonntags.com/collatz/

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/ is down!

http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/ confirms it.

Keith.

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