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Could be viable if their new Linux app works out.

I don't have anything nice to say other than to hope they get it fixed.

I have made an app_config.xml like so: <app_config> <app> <name>oifs_43r3_ps</name> <max_concurrent>5</max_concurrent> </app> </app_config> In hopes that this will keep me from accidentally running too many of these at once, though as yet I can't tell if it's effective, since CPDN gave me one task t...

Some of us are exasperated, but I think the problem was simply exacerbated.

Never recover entirely? That's sad.

StefanR5R wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 09, 2023 3:08 pm

Remove the dot before /home in the crontab line.

Okay I will. Initially I did not have it in there, I'll take it back out.

When I run that in a terminal window, it does write the results to the file specified. So if there is a better way, I don't know how.

Meh. Now I have something that is slightly closer to working. It runs, but it creates a blank text file instead of writing the output into it. 0 3 * * 0 ./home/garage/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts/weekly_stats_dump.sh > /home/garage/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts/weekly_stats_dump_output.txt There does...

They want close to $100 for it, you have to be a power saving fanatic to want it.

We're playing with a lot of data, guess that finds the weak links. First upload speeds, now server disk space, speed, or both.

I saw some going, too.

Well, we only need about 18 million to get the job done.

I wonder how many floppy discs in the world are still in shape to read/write. Maybe not enough!

No, I just want it to run once. Maybe my syntax is wrong, I need to check it. I assumed that is was failing and retrying, sounds like I am wrong about that. I only want it to run one time a week, at 3AM on Sunday morning.

I will put the whole path of the output file as well.

If it succeeds, it only runs once, I think.

Is there something wrong with this crontab entry?: * 3 * * 0 /home/garage/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts/weekly_stats_dump.sh > weekly_stats_dump_output.txt Here's the path, just as verification: garage@garage:~/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts$ readlink -f weekly_stats_dump.sh /home/garage/Desktop/Weekly...

https://www.cpdn.org/result.php?resultid=22284162
Contains: Might not be my computer this time, but on it I have decremented by 1 the running CPDN tasks.

I thought I read that AMD has instituted a pretty fine grained clock gating scheme, perhaps that is just evidence of such?

I just found a somewhat opposite condition on the 2x 2690v4 PC. I'd been running 8 tasks of CPDN and 8 tasks of Milkyway, and CPU-X was reporting 1200 MHz(!) Loading the system with a further 8 threads of ODLK has allowed it to run at 3200. I'm led to suspect that I need to get into the BIOS and fig...

Hmm, interesting.

Looks like the instance that successfully returned work was set to run 8 CPDN tasks and has 64GB, though it's running 8 other tasks that use close to 1GB each. So there was plenty of headroom in that instance. It's likely I was not diligent enough in allocating resources, maybe I will try adding one...

I'd really like to be able to run CPDN, if there's anything I can do to to facilitate it. Perhaps I should try fewer tasks, most of the times I checked in on them they were close to being out of memory. EDIT: Actually I notice that one host seems to be doing okay, so I will let that one run: https:/...

Like this, maybe? https://www.cpdn.org/hosts_user.php?sort=id&rev=0&show_all=0&userid=1139080 Here's individual links just in case: https://www.cpdn.org/show_host_detail.php?hostid=1530048 https://www.cpdn.org/show_host_detail.php?hostid=1530051 https://www.cpdn.org/show_host_detail.php?hostid=15300...

All of the computers I am running this on are experiencing very high error rates at this time.
In fact, not one of the new units has been completed successfully.
https://www.cpdn.org/results.php?userid ... e=6&appid=
I'm going to stop running it.

"Tue 20 Dec 2022 09:13:08 PM MST | climateprediction.net | This computer has finished a daily quota of 1 tasks"

I am reminded to be grateful for the fiber optic network that my telco has recently installed at both of my locations, even though we are considered to be in a rural area, they are apparently forward-looking and willing to invest (and also to receive government subsidies, presumably).

I'd be pleased to get some CPDN work.

Thank you. I'll endeavor to be a bit more vigilant moving forward.

May I have the OGR-28 and RC5-72 cache files from December 4, or from today? My cron job did not run last week. I still have not set up redundant stats collection on a 2nd PC

Long run times and the inability to survive a reboot is a recipe for failure. I keep wanting to like this project, but they make it tough. With the high RAM and network requirements, it would be really great if multithreading could be implemented.