Your script reports S@H scheduler as unreachable as of now (30/03 05:22 GMT), but it is in fact reachable, all project update requests to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeed.

30/03/2005 06:47:38 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler: http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
30/03/2005 06:47:42 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
30/03/2005 07:14:59 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler: http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
30/03/2005 07:15:01 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
30/03/2005 07:21:06 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler: http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
30/03/2005 07:21:08 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded

You might want to check into that...

>
> Your script reports S@H scheduler as unreachable as of now (30/03 05:22 GMT),
> but it is in fact reachable, all project update requests to
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeed.
>
> 30/03/2005 06:47:38 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler:
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
> 30/03/2005 06:47:42 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
> 30/03/2005 07:14:59 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler:
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
> 30/03/2005 07:15:01 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
> 30/03/2005 07:21:06 - SETI@home - Sending request to scheduler:
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi
> 30/03/2005 07:21:08 - SETI@home - Scheduler RPC to
> http://setiboinc.ssl.berkeley.edu/sah_cgi/cgi succeeded
>
> You might want to check into that...


Thank you for reporting this. SETI simply changed it's reporting to the same kind as einstein. So it was very easy and quick for me to fix.

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I've added an RSS news feed. It's available here: http://www.esea.dk/esea/bos_devserv_news.asp

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> Thank you for reporting this. SETI simply changed it's reporting to the same
> kind as einstein. So it was very easy and quick for me to fix.
>

You're welcome! I'm glad I could contribute...

seems there's something wrong with the RSS, but I'm working on it

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bad RSS reader - no problem afterall

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Nice script! I have added the SPANISH language version.
You must change the Language listbox at http://www.esea.dk/esea/bosgenerator.asp
in order users can choose the Spanish language.

Regards,


John Lewis.

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Version 0.97
Made some multi language changes:

- Changed the font from build in font to true type Arial. This eliminates alot of character problems
- The image now has dynamic width. It changes if states in a variety of languages are longer then the standard width.
- Added four languages. I will wait adding chinese and russian untill I have conquered a charset problem. I will look into this saturday when the server is offline anyway

Naturally the URL generator is changed accordingly.

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> I will look into this saturday when the server is offline anyway

While you're at it, check the spelling of CPDN name ... My guess is that there's a missing 'c' in 'predition'.

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Metod ...

What are Pirates@Home and BURP? They arn't listed on the BOINC site but i guess they are BOINC projects!

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Tanks Metod :) A missing 'c' which made me have to move the states two pixels - I don't belive that will have an impact elsewhere, but if I don't notice it myself, whom ever does please let me know :)

AccidentReport:

Pirates@home and BURP are both BOINC projects ;) Pirates main function is to aid Einstein@home with the development of the screensaver - and they do testing of BOINC. BURP is a rendering project but still in pre-alpha stage, and wasn't actually supposed to be so well known yet, but became so. While Pirates have been around for quite some time now, BURP is still far from ready to go.

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Just to update you on the multi language thing:

As you may already know, earlier today I tried to make some changes on the web server to enable more charset compatibility when I was upgrading the web server anyway. It seemed like it was totally fruitless, but I did manage to get chinese characters wievable on my computer on the translation page of BOS. I may need to change the whole page though as well as the database backend, as I know with absolute certainty that the russian translation is unretrievable (only question marks are stored) - even when I'm able to see russian chars on russian pages. So, I may need a re-post of russian at some point in time.

I also checked out UTF-8 which makes some oddities - but that may be due to mixed languages on that page (which is why I'm thinking of changing it).

And all this is only experimenting with pure html encoding - usefull for translation of the URL generator site, but I don't know about the image generator yet. I gotta tell you - it's a hair pulling job...

Dreamweaver, my prefered editing tool, can't handle either the UTF-8 nor the unicode files I've tried to save with notepad, so it seems I'll need to use notepad alot more for this.

But anyway, I'm still working hard at it - may take a brake though to be sure I don't end up not being able to see the forrest for trees ;)

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> Dreamweaver, my prefered editing tool, can't handle either the UTF-8 nor the
> unicode files I've tried to save with notepad, so it seems I'll need to use
> notepad alot more for this.


If you find yourself doing a lot of plain-text editing, I'd suggest you get something a bit more versatile than notepad. <a>Context[/url] is what I use, because it has customizable highlighters and such, and a very useful feature for debugging: line numbering! (at any rate, it's a bit more useful than notepad.)

> If you find yourself doing a lot of plain-text editing, I'd suggest you get
> something a bit more versatile than notepad. <a>Context[/url] is what I use,
> because it has customizable highlighters and such, and a very useful feature
> for debugging: line numbering! (at any rate, it's a bit more useful than
> notepad.)

I use J-Edit ... runs on Java so you only have to learn the one editor ... I run it with all of the pages in the site in one session, so if I need to make a global change ... zip-zoop and it is done in 200 files ... :)

It also helps to search the site when I am working on it ...

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Eighty megabytes and constantly swapping.

Or use BBEdit (OS X Only). Its Unicode is pretty darn good (RTL languages are 50/50 though)

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Version 0.99:

Just a small update before the 1.0 release. Added the possibility to add a timestamp to the image. The timestamp displays the time and date of the last BOS update.

I know the development of BOS has been a bit slow lately, but I'm working on other projects also and BOS seems to run pretty stable. Besides, I've been thinking about the scheme for mirroring which looks to become pretty ambitious :)

Well, I just thought it might be nice to have this timestamp, although it looks pretty odd in this version (my opinion). Ok, I still call it alpha ;)

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Bump

Nice work :)

Ned

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