It is supposed to be the unscaled Daily quota for each application.
However, it appears to not be that based on the computers in my account.
Most of them have never, as far as I am aware, returned an error for SETI,
yet they are reporting the number of tasks returned since the new code went
into effect as the Max per day. In the case of these machines, it matters
very little as they are doing work for other projects as well and therefore
only do one or two tasks per week for SETI. The exception to this is the
single computer that has a CUDA card in it - it is subject to the
occasional string of CUDA errors based on the problem with CUDA disabling
the video card.
jm7
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On 25 Jun 2010 at 9:51, [email protected] wrote:
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> I have the feeling that Number of tasks today is not being properly reset
> to 0 at the end of the day. Therefore, each task adds to the Number of
> tasks today, and when the Max tasks per day is calculated, it is always
> increasing.
It is reset for some hosts, some not. We have been unable to determine
what makes the difference.
> Also useful would be the Daily quota for each application.
>
> Should the daily quota be scaled by the number of devices that support a
> particular app version?
>
> jm7
Max tasks per day is the unscaled Daily quota for each application.
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/changeset/21753 restored the scaling.
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Joe
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