Posts by Chap

1) Message boards : Projects : News on project outages. (Message 20918)
Posted 21 Oct 2008 by Chap
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From Nick at Malariacontrol.net:
It seems that the web-server was very unreliable over the last few days. As a consequence, the website and also the job scheduler here on the server could be reached only intermittently.

We have restarted the server and currently it seems to work fine. We have increased the grace period for overdue results to 3 three days to minimize the impact of this problem on your credit accounts. In addition, we have set up an additional monitoring service that will help us respond faster in case this should happen again.

We apologize for the inconvenience!
Nick


Thanks for the info Mr Ageless, sir.

"grace period"? I hadn't realised there was a grace period! :-)
2) Message boards : Projects : News on project outages. (Message 20916)
Posted 21 Oct 2008 by Chap
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Malariacontrol.net seems to be back on-line again after a couple of days away. Nothing about the outage on their home page so far tho...
3) Message boards : Questions and problems : Is it possible to run Boinc on a PC that's NOT conected to the internet? (Message 19301)
Posted 7 Aug 2008 by Chap
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Thanks Jord I'll try that.

It is possible, but it means you have to constantly copy the whole BOINC (Data) directory to a computer that has an internet connection, upload & report the work done, download new work and copy that whole directory back to the machine without the internet connection.

You must make sure that the machine that has an internet connection doesn't run BOINC on its own (as copying the work from the other one to and fro will mean you have to stop and possibly remove the machine's BOINC installation) or that you run the BOINC on the connectionless machine on something like a USB stick or other removable drive.

4) Message boards : Questions and problems : Is it possible to run Boinc on a PC that's NOT conected to the internet? (Message 19298)
Posted 7 Aug 2008 by Chap
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The title is pretty much the whole question really :-)

Thanks




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