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Questions and problems :
Gmail accounts not receiving password reset emails through PHP mail() function
(Message 91607)
Posted 22 May 2019 by G_UK Post: The SPF DNS record for rpi.edu is v=spf1 ip4:128.113.2.225/28 ip4:128.113.1.201/29 ip4:128.113.26.109 -all milkyway3.phys.rpi.edu however resolves to 128.113.126.52 Edit: It looks like your e-mails are being rejected by providers that check the SPF record (like GMail) as your sending IP is not listed on your DNS record. The IP address of your BOINC mail server needs adding to the DNS SPF record. |
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Enigma@Home Requires Invitation
(Message 91578)
Posted 21 May 2019 by G_UK Post: I've tested it through BOINCstats BAM and through the website (using a test account) and both now require an Invitation code. Like yourself I've been a member of the project for a few years and dont remember needing a code when I first joined. I decided to have a look as a new user mentioned it to when they were trying to start on the project. |
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Enigma@Home Requires Invitation
(Message 91574)
Posted 21 May 2019 by G_UK Post: So it appears that Enigma@Home now requires an invitation code for new users. Does anyone know if this invitation code has been published anywhere? There is no mention of it on the Enigma site and I have not recieved a reply on the project forum either. I may be missing something obvious but if the code has not been published then the project is effectivly closed to new users. |
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There are NO health/biology projects for Raspberri Pi systems
(Message 90980)
Posted 9 Apr 2019 by G_UK Post: TN-Grid does genetic research and supports ArmHF and Arm64. I am running 12 RPi3's with an Arm64 Kernel and Debian Buster (Headless accessed via SSH and a couple with GUI's via RDP), they are happily crunching this project along with Universe, Yoyo and DHEP. With these Arm boards you have to also factor in purchase and power costs, at £30 and max of 10W (More like 5W with nothing plugged in, wired LAN and headless) they are still reasonably efficient. They have so many other uses as well that does not stress them that you can always run boinc in the background. I'm running NAS, DHCP, DNS, NTP and Web servers with mine along with a bunch of test stuff and they just stay on 24/7. Netbooted with ZRAM swap means no SD card required either. A more modern board will be more powerful as the 3B was released back in 2012 (the 3B+ was a disappointment) but it's still pretty good as the Pine64 or ODroids can cost double and suck more power as well. By the way comparing CPU and GPU compute is comparing Apples to Oranges. Edit: Power Consumption |
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DrugDiscovery@Home UnDead?
(Message 79822)
Posted 28 Jul 2017 by G_UK Post: Looks like they have cut all ties with SONM after the recent controversy. As they seem to have removed the previous posts from their site and people may wonder what had happened I have copied the statements below: Originally Posted by krzyszp Originally Posted by krzyszp Originally Posted by Andrew Voronkov Originally Posted by Andrew Voronkov |
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Projects dead?
(Message 79821)
Posted 28 Jul 2017 by G_UK Post: As far as I am aware:
DENIS: Have had server issues which they have wanted to rectify properly before they restart. Everything should be fixed soon. FIND: Have been taken over by GridRepublic which caused some contention. No recent news. MindModelling: Project is still active but there hasn't been any work recently, apparently there will be some more "soon" RNA World: Project is still active, they are currently working on a batch of "Monster" work units, which are taking the best part of a year to run. They are not sending any new work units out whilst these are run by their dedicated crunchers SAT: Appears to be dead Sztaki: Project is active but does not queue work, if you are a very lucky user you will get work units, once you hae completed some work units you are much more likely to get more. Most people only get a couple and then never get anymore.
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