L.S., I took the file cleared.txt which lists all results that have been checked in since the last database master sync. A quickly written program produced the following stats:
94.810 exponents checked in, of which 13.124 are factors and 81.686 are LL tests. There are 8.588 different useraccounts listed, with a total of 22.448 different computerID's If a computerID is defined to be active only on the day it checked in the exponent if it checked in only one result, or on all the days between the first and the last exponent checked in if it checked in more than one result, than the maximum amount of accounts that were active on the same day is 3.273. This number is lower than the real amount of processors that work simultaneous on primenet assigned exponents. But it is an indication how much air is in the number of processors active listed on the primenet statuspage due to pc's that never finish an assigned exponent. YotN, Henk Stokhorst. _________________________________________________________________________ Unsubscribe & list info -- http://www.scruz.net/~luke/signup.htm Mersenne Prime FAQ -- http://www.tasam.com/~lrwiman/FAQ-mers
