Yeah, but the Seti problem isn't caused by load...

Jeff Cobb wrote:

The project down due to a network problem.
We have lost connectivity somewhere between our two routers. One of these routers is located at the Space Sciences Lab and the other at the Peering And Internet eXchange (PAIX) in Palo Alto. Until we get this problem cleared up we cannot distribute new work.

True, this particular SETI problem is not a load issue -- but assuming they get this particular issue resolved prior to next weeks 3 day shut down, during the interim I expect we WILL see load issues big time.

On another front, Collatz has lost its connectivity as of about 90 minutes ago. With Comcast and Collatz, we know by experience exactly how long the outage will be -- it will end precisely when it ends.....

Yeah, but the Seti problem isn't caused by load...

Jeff Cobb wrote:

The project down due to a network problem.
We have lost connectivity somewhere between our two routers. One of these routers is located at the Space Sciences Lab and the other at the Peering And Internet eXchange (PAIX) in Palo Alto. Until we get this problem cleared up we cannot distribute new work.

True, this particular SETI problem is not a load issue -- but assuming they get this particular issue resolved prior to next weeks 3 day shut down, during the interim I expect we WILL see load issues big time.

If you want some of my work... I still have over 30 uncrunched tasks on my i3-350, since I lowered the resource share for Seti. I could put them in SetiQueue. ;-)

True, this particular SETI problem is not a load issue -- but assuming they get this particular issue resolved prior to next weeks 3 day shut down, during the interim I expect we WILL see load issues big time.

If you want some of my work... I still have over 30 uncrunched tasks on my i3-350, since I lowered the resource share for Seti. I could put them in SetiQueue. ;-)

I am sure some of the pirhannas on the SETI forums would take you up on that. I no longer crunch for SETI but get amusement reading those message boards.

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OK -- mostly good news.

SETI is back up and running
MW is back up and running

There was connectivity to Collatz for a short while, but then returned to what increasingly is normal for Comcast/Collatz.

Collatz remains without connectivity. Slicker did a test with an alternative ISP - the problem he encountered had to do with contract cost. I wonder if Collatz folks can fund the cost difference between an increasingly dysfunctional Comcast and a functional alternative? Less expensive doesn't work if it doesn't work.

Collatz is up right now don't know for how long.

SIMAP home page is offline at the moment. I also have WUs backed up that cant upload. I also tried the downforeveryoneorjustme.com website and it looks real. looks to be around 2hours ago at this point. That is when BOINC started to log can't connect to SIMAP messages.

SIMAP is back up this morning - outage due to broken power cable, arising from local destruction work.

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QuantumFIRE is down completely. The web server isn't even responding.

QuantumFIRE is down completely. The web server isn't even responding.

I've sent an email to Martin.

QuantumFIRE is down completely. The web server isn't even responding.

I've sent an email to Martin.

Martin has replied:

I am in Italy for a conference. I will try to find someone from (or rather near) our group in Cambridge (which is almost completely here) to take a look. The cooling might have went down in the room so that overheating might be the reason ...

Looks like Primegrid and CPDN have got database problems.

Fast intervention by Willy put PG back on-line. Thanks Willy!