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It is saying: "No work available to process". By what is going on in the Technical Forums, it seems servers are up and everything is fine. | |
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Nope, servers aren't up. See the Cricket Graphs. And the Server status page hangs [As of 19 Mar 2011 | 0:20:07 UTC]. | |
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You have to remember, that a lot of people update the max days of projects to anywhere from 4-10. I usually try and keep all of mine at 10, just for times like these. That way, usually, I can still keep crunching even though the servers are down. Usually it will not affect a person unless they(the servers) are down for 3-8 days, after that most systems start running out of work and everything gets bottlenecked trying to get workunits. Hope this helps. | |
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John McLeod VII Volunteer developer Volunteer tester  Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 22343 Credit: 437,061 RAC: 263  | |
You have to remember, that a lot of people update the max days of projects to anywhere from 4-10. I usually try and keep all of mine at 10, just for times like these. That way, usually, I can still keep crunching even though the servers are down. Usually it will not affect a person unless they(the servers) are down for 3-8 days, after that most systems start running out of work and everything gets bottlenecked trying to get workunits. Hope this helps. There are two other ways of dealing with project outages: 1) Join several projects. If you join 3 that typically have work, typically at least one will be giving out work. (NOTE: Projects like LHC and Pirates do not count as typically having work). 2) Ignore the problem. BOINC was using some otherwise unused CPU cycles anyway, right? ____________   BOINC WIKI | |
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