I recently sent an email to several people interested in BOINC on Android.
If you didn't get this, and are interested in taking part in
these discussions, please let me know.
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Daniel:
I added code to the C++ interface that parses hostname:port.
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On 12-Mar-2012 2:20 AM, Daniel Lombraña González wrote:
Dear all,
Do you know how you can specify a different port number for the DB? Because
in the documentation there is no information about this specific issue,
BOINC stores a cookie only when users log in,
and this could be viewed as explicitly requesting a particular service,
and therefore not requiring explicit consent.
In any case, I think it would suffice to add text to the login page
saying that logging in uses cookies.
-- David
On 08-Mar-2012
Oops, forgot to add new files. Please try again.
-- David
On 10-Mar-2012 1:38 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
I downloaded the latest SVN version and get a compile error in directory
sched:
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/boincadm/boinc/sched'
if /bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CXX --mode=compile g++
See http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/DevProjects
The process is:
1) propose and discuss ideas
2) implement and send me diffs
3) I check them in.
-- David
On 26-Feb-2012 9:50 AM, Dead J. Dona wrote:
good day.
please tell me how can I contribute to boinc server code?
okay, i do not mean to
The HTML renderer in WxWidgets 2.8 is a homegrown thing that seems
to have problems with images (i.e. it freezes sometimes).
WxWidgets 2.9 uses WebKit, and we'll be upgrading to this soon.
-- David
On 14-Feb-2012 12:52 AM, Daniel Lombraña González wrote:
Dear all,
Some of our users are
All these things are possible; we're doing some or all of them for
- GridRepublic
- Progress Thru [sic] Processors
- The Charity Engine
Please have the organization contact me for details.
-- David
On 23-Jan-2012 12:28 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
some big charity organization want's to support a
Done.
-- David
On 16-Jan-2012 6:54 PM, Josef W. Segur wrote:
The Application details page for a host running an older version of BOINC
shows
all applications as having zero tasks completed. That's because the pfc_n
count
is used, and that isn't incremented unless the result elapsed time is
The GUI is a separate program.
Run a 2nd VS, select boincmgr as the startup project, compile it, run it.
-- David
On 22-Jan-2012 11:00 PM, Kristin Roher wrote:
Is it possible to run the boinc manager gui from source code using VS? I
have successfully compiled the source code for boinc 6.13.12
On 19-Jan-2012 11:10 AM, Matt Arsenault wrote:
I believe I found the problem. After the process is complete, the redirected
stderr file isn't necessarily written to disk resulting in truncated or
missing output in some cases before the client attempts to read it. fflush is
not sufficient for
Mark:
I'd be interested in this too.
BTW, is there a cross-compilation system for iOS?
(e.g. on Mac OS X)
-- David
On 02-Jan-2012 10:07 AM, TarotApprentice wrote:
Hi Kristin,
I had an iOS developer working on this too. Unfortunately he wan't too good
so I gave him the boot. He did
We recently added some new features to support CERN's VM project.
Some of these may be of more general utility.
1) Web-based application graphics.
Previously, application graphics (both screensaver and window)
were produced using a separate program.
In this new approach, window graphics (i.e. the
Checked in; thanks
-- David
On 24-Dec-2011 3:59 AM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
the weak_auth.php contains only an example how the weak account file
should look like. With this patch it is displayed with the content for
the concrete project. With this the user can just copy and paste the
content:
I think it has to do with counting HTTP headers.
I looked at this a while ago but didn't immediately see the problem.
I'll take another look.
-- David
On 16-Dec-2011 7:37 AM, Carl Christensen wrote:
hmm, I wonder if (since it's a bad connection) it's doing retries but showing
a cumulative byte
Thanks, Nico.
I checked in these fixes.
I decided to change make_project generate template files without .xml
rather than changing other tools to expect .xml
(to avoid breaking existing projects).
-- David
On 08-Dec-2011 10:45 AM, Nico Schlitter wrote:
Hi there,
Today, I did some tests with
No; the project directory path is used to launch the main program,
regardless of whether it's been copied to the slot dir.
On 08-Dec-2011 6:02 PM, Rom Walton wrote:
I thought both the executable and supporting DLLs needed to have the
copy_file/ attribute on Windows.
In that case the process
Interesting!
According to MS docs
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7d83bc18%28v=vs.80%29.aspx)
the search order for DLLs is:
1) The directory where the executable module for the current process is located.
2) The current directory.
3) ... some other directories
In our case, 1) is the
This is a question for AMD.
Actually I asked them once, and didn't get an answer.
-- David
On 06-Dec-2011 2:40 AM, Oliver Bock wrote:
Hi,
The current BOINC client is able to determine the CAL version of the
installed AMD/ATI driver. Is there any way to find out (and communicate
to the
I fixed this (in the scheduler code).
-- David
On 06-Dec-2011 5:24 AM, Bernd Machenschalk wrote:
If this list is correct, ATI has CAL release numbers1000, which makes the
numeric encoding of the CAL version (version_num in COPROC_ATI) kind of
inadequate:
Sorry, I didn't think this through.
The bottom line is that there can't be a generic OpenCL plan class.
If you have an OpenCL app that can use either NVIDIA or ATI,
you must create two separate app versions,
one for NVIDIA, one for ATI, with the existing plan class names.
Furthermore, your
On 01-Dec-2011 11:27 AM, Jon Sonntag wrote:
Has anyone tried Intel's OpenCL library for CPUs yet? Is there a coproc
class for that as well?
If the library can be bundled with app versions,
then these can use the existing mt plan class or a variant of it.
If for some reason the library must
That's probably the best approach
(although the files would never get deleted).
Make sure you include a version# in the filename.
-- David
On 01-Dec-2011 2:29 PM, Bernd Machenschalk wrote:
But what about just putting the file into the project_directory (as available
from init_data.xml),
I think reason for adding that check_arg() stuff
(some kind of Google-rank-boosting scheme) has disappeared.
I'm going to start taking it out, starting with show_user.php
-- D
On 30-Nov-2011 1:35 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hi Travis,
I think this is an request from Boincstats BAM to show_user.php with
I checked in a change so that the wrapper measures the
CPU time of the app's entire process tree.
Note: this involves enumerating all the processes in the system,
so it could take a little time.
For this reason I have the wrapper measure the app's CPU time
only every 10 sec.
Maybe I'm being
There are 2 mechanisms:
- if the project has no application versions that use a particular processor
(CPU or GPU vendor) it sends the client a flag to that effect,
and the client won't request that type of work.
This is in the current server code; some projects may not be using it.
- If
I don't see a strong reason for doing this.
There's already is a separation between logic (i.e. DB access)
and presentation (HTML).
It uses PHP rather than a template engine.
For example, html/inc/user.inc : show_user_info_private()
generates the HMTL to show some user info
Also, I don't see a
Thanks. Before committing this, I want to make sure it works.
The strange thing is, UTF8 characters seem to work for me
even without this change; for example, see
http://isaac.ssl.berkeley.edu/test/forum_thread.php?id=56
http://isaac.ssl.berkeley.edu/test/forum_thread.php?id=44#111
Is this
yup, the client supports it.
-- David
On 12-Nov-2011 3:01 AM, Willy wrote:
Does the BOINC client support SSL connections, specifically, can it
communicate to https://bam.boincstats.com (don't try that yet)?
I'm thinking of using SSL at BOINCstats but it would only be a half
solution if the
The goals of CreditNew involve long-term averages.
It makes no promises about individual jobs or about credit/hour.
If a project has highly variable jobs,
this translates into highly variable credit for individual jobs.
But the long-term average stuff should still hold.
If anyone has a specific
I agree.
Let's keep things the way they are.
-- David
On 03-Nov-2011 9:55 AM, Jon Sonntag wrote:
If I choose to run only certain apps for a project and I choose not to
accept work from other apps when those apps cannot get work, I would be very
unhappy if the project ignored my preferences and
This checkbox, AFAIK, is not part of the BOINC source code.
-- David
On 03-Nov-2011 5:24 AM, Peter Slacik wrote:
Few (or many?) of projects, which allow to selectively opt-in/out for
each single applications, have one more optional checkbox to
automatically opt-in for each new application,
On 03-Nov-2011 9:20 AM, john.mcl...@sybase.com wrote:
It would also be nice to link the applications listed in the applications
list with the applications listed for selection so that the administrator
did not have to create the list in two places. (apparently they do have to
create the
On 03-Nov-2011 12:03 PM, Bernd Machenschalk wrote:
I know, but a checkbox is easy to add. Is there any support in BOINC
(sched_send
etc.) for this behavior?
No.
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- Switching to a more expensive hash function would be a goodly
amount of work (backward compatibility),
so I think we'll stick with MD5.
- The recent attack on CPDN was generic (i.e., not CPDN- or BOINC-specific).
The first injected query got the DB structure (lists of tables and
I'm not sure what you're saying.
Applications have names.
App versions are identified by the 4-tuple
(application name, platform, version number, plan class).
On 21-Oct-2011 12:12 PM, john.mcl...@sybase.com wrote:
Each version should be getting a different name (version number as part of
the
The tables for locality scheduling are created by the script
boinc/db/schema_locality.sql.
e.g.: if your project is named foo, cd to boinc/db/ and type
mysql foo schema_locality.sql
-- David
On 21-Oct-2011 12:38 PM, Bernd Machenschalk wrote:
Max Dmitrichenko wrote, On 21.10.11 19:22:
Correct - as of now, you need to stop the project,
run update_versions, then start the project.
I'll change this to use the trigger file mechanism as before.
-- David
On 21-Oct-2011 12:45 PM, Patricio Vidal wrote:
Hello,
I don't know if this is related: after I updated to use the latest
That's definitely not how things are supposed to work.
What platform(s) does this happen on?
-- David
On 21-Oct-2011 7:46 AM, Max Dmitrichenko wrote:
Hi!
The comment to boinc_finish() tells:
// NOTE: a non-zero status tells the core client that we're exiting with
// an unrecoverable error,
That's an excellent idea.
It would be a fairly large job to implement,
and we can't do it in the near term, but I added it to
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/DevProjects
-- David
On 20-Oct-2011 10:19 AM, S Ross wrote:
Suggestion - allow Boinc to use more than one drive at a time.
Max:
Currently the server's calculation of disk requirements is crude,
and doesn't handle your case well.
I'll modify the scheduler so that takes into account sticky files
(including their possible presence on the client).
However, this may take me a month or two.
-- David
On 19-Oct-2011 5:06
The software (update_versions) accepts both; it's your choice.
I updated http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/AppVersionNew
to explain this better.
-- David
On 18-Oct-2011 10:35 AM, Patricio Vidal wrote:
Hello,
The folder structure for app new version (
That's not the case.
It should download a new version even while there's an existing job
using an older version.
-- David
On 18-Oct-2011 5:13 AM, john.mcl...@sybase.com wrote:
Does the client have a single old task on hand? If so, it will keep
downloading the old executable until that one is
Fixed.
-- David
On 13-Oct-2011 11:49 AM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
here
http://yafu.dyndns.org/yafu/user_search.php?search_string=xsearch_type=name_prefixcountry=anyprofile=eitherteam=eitheraction=Suche
I get the following faults:
*Warning*: Cannot modify header information - headers already
Fixed (in sample_work_generator.cpp)
-- David
On 11-Oct-2011 9:25 AM, Jon Sonntag wrote:
I had a similar issue with Collatz a while back. Instead of the normal 500
WUs ready to send, there were over 50,000. It took several weeks to clear
them out and the nightly maintenance, backup time,
Done; thanks.
-- David
On 08-Oct-2011 5:26 AM, Christian Benjamin Ries wrote:
Hello, I just wish to use trickle-messages. As a standalone application a
segfault happend, a small
modification could solve this:
cr@visualgrid-4:~/boinc/boinc/api$ diff boinc_api.cpp*
574d573
the first listed file first. I found I had to allow BOINC to retry,
and
fail, each BRP file in turn, before it could download gravity-wave files from
the (independant, redundant) set of download mirrors that were unaffected by
the
BRP congestion.
- Original Message - From: David
Israel:
Assuming that your BAM prefs were host-specific,
I figured out what the problem is.
It's a scheduler bug, and the fix will be deployed in SAH tomorrow.
-- David
On 04-Oct-2011 2:19 PM, Israel Figueroa wrote:
Hi,
I've a windows box with a 6.12.34 client for winXP installed. Attached to
The way things are supposed to work:
if a file has multiple URLs (for either download or upload)
the client tries them all, and if they all fail it backs off on the project.
So there should be no single-point-of-failure effect.
Does anyone see the client behaving differently from this?
-- David
This was due to a bug introduced into the BOINC scheduler.
I fixed this bug, and a new scheduler will be deployed soon.
-- David
On 03-Oct-2011 3:06 PM, Stephen Maclagan wrote:
Since the last Maintenance day there's been a lot of users reporting
problems getting GPU Wu's,
Urs Echternacht has
On 24-Sep-2011 10:29 PM, Jacob Klein wrote:
David,
In order to setup the scenario, I removed my GPUGrid and Einstein tasks, then
let the client figure out what to do. As it went asking projects for more
work,
GPUGrid.net got 5 GPU tasks, and then work fetch stopped asking for NVIDIA
It would be possible to do per-server backoff,
but it's probably not worth the added complexity.
-- David
On 01-Oct-2011 7:42 AM, TarotApprentice wrote:
Now that Einstein is getting download issues I would suggest a change to the
way backoff's work.
Einstein issues different types of work
I'm referring to the Linux client that we (BOINC) supply.
It's targeted at the current Ubuntu,
but we'd like it to run on other distributions
(including older versions) as well.
On 29-Sep-2011 7:45 AM, Matt Arsenault wrote:
On Sep 29, 2011, at 12:23 AM, David Anderson wrote:
Ideally we'd like
Supporting both will require using dlopen(), dlsym() etc.
We'll do this at some point (or you can do it if you have time).
-- David
On 28-Sep-2011 11:32 AM, Matt Arsenault wrote:
Is there a later version?
Yes. The current version is 0.7. 0.6 introduced API changes. It would
probably be
Ideally we'd like to have a release that works on
machines with old and new versions of libnotify.
At compile time you have to choose one or the other.
On 28-Sep-2011 7:37 PM, Matt Arsenault wrote:
On Sep 28, 2011, at 4:33 PM, David Anderson wrote:
Supporting both will require using dlopen
On 27-Sep-2011 5:00 PM, Charlie Fenton wrote:
We specifically do _not_ recommend using autotools on the Mac to build BOINC.
For general distribution, it should always be built using XCode. For the SVN
trunk, we recommend XCode 4.1.
Charlie:
We use xcode, but if other people want to use
Stephen:
The person to ask is Jeff Cobb.
I think he plans on deploying the fix on Monday.
-- David
On 24-Sep-2011 11:13 AM, Stephen Maclagan wrote:
What happened to applying this fix to the Main Project, two Fridays
have gone by now,
Claggy
- Original Message -
From: David
Fixed.
-- David
On 22-Sep-2011 1:26 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
latest svn trunk version, http://yafu.dyndns.org/yafu/forum_index.php
When you hover the mouse over the Mark all forums as read button, the
mouse over text shows as
Mark all threads in all message boards as \'read\'
The element
Thanks to recent work by Carl Christensen,
you can now use Wordpress (a popular content management system)
as the basis for your BOINC project's web site.
This is described here:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/WordPressInt
The notion of account is unified:
when users log in with their BOINC
I changed the ratio limit from 2 to 10,
and added the limit to non-anonymous-platfrom as well.
Should be on beta tomorrow, main project Friday.
-- David
On 09-Sep-2011 12:37 PM, Josef W. Segur wrote:
Here's a few comments related to the short term changes as implemented in
changeset 24128.
On 13-Sep-2011 10:38 AM, Nicolás Alvarez wrote:
2011/9/13, john.mcl...@sybase.comjohn.mcl...@sybase.com:
Does BOINC support IPV6 yet?
...
I have seen some work to implement IPv6 for GUI RPCs, but I have no
idea what's the current status; David?
A couple of years ago we started using
Good point. Who wrote that code anyway?
svn blame wrapper.cpp
...
19159 davea if (checkpoint_filename.size()) {
19159 davea boinc_delete_file(checkpoint_filename.c_str());
19159 davea }
Oops!
-- David
On 13-Sep-2011 12:39 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
I use
Thanks; I added a call to curl_easy_escape().
-- David
On 13-Sep-2011 5:32 PM, Tom Ritter wrote:
I noticed this in 6.11.1, and it appears the code is the same here:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/browser/trunk/boinc/client/http_curl.cpp#L425
client/http_curl.cpp:425
Fixed.
This will appear in the 6.13.4 client.
-- David
On 09-Sep-2011 9:02 AM, Jon Sonntag wrote:
In v6.12.34, the url elements in the xml files used for notices contain
ampersands which are not escaped (e.g. instead ofamp; ) or in a CDATA
section. This causes errors when reading them with a
I see the problem.
It seems to me that the only solution is to make rr_sim
model more accurately what the scheduler does, including REC and time-slicing.
This shouldn't be that hard to do,
but it will take a couple of days at least.
-- David
On 09-Sep-2011 9:14 AM, john.mcl...@sybase.com
fixed -- David
On 08-Sep-2011 11:58 AM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
latest svn trunk version, warning in result.php:
*Warning*: Missing argument 2 for show_result(), called in
/home/boincadm/projects/yafu/html/user/result.php on line 33 and defined
in
I'm not sure which file you're talking about:
- cc_config.xml
(there is no mechanism for getting this from an account manager)
- global_prefs_override.xml
-- David
On 06-Sep-2011 7:14 AM, Johannes Fürmann wrote:
Hi *,
For the last couple of days I tried to delete the local boinc config
APP_INIT_DATA has increased in size,
and there's an inconsistency between the app and the library.
Try doing make clean in the app, then rebuild.
-- David
On 06-Sep-2011 1:18 PM, Raistmer wrote:
Can confirm now that with boinc_get_init_data(app_init_data); commented out
app runs (offline) to
Fixed.
-- David
On 04-Sep-2011 11:22 AM, yoyo wrote:
Same here:
*Warning*: Missing argument 2 for start_forum_table(), called in
html/user/forum_forum.php on line 139 and defined in
*html/inc/forum.inc* on line *200*
yoyo schrieb:
Hello,
latest trunk version:
*Warning*: Missing argument
The 6.13+ version of the client can handle weak authenticators.
-- David
On 02-Sep-2011 11:53 AM, Israel Figueroa wrote:
In the Wiki (
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/AccountManagement#AccountmanagerRPCs
) there is a mention that pre 6.14 clients can't handle weak
authentifiers as
/boincadm/projects/yafu/html/user/add_venue.php on line 65
David Anderson schrieb:
Fixed.
-- David
On 01-Sep-2011 1:02 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
when I edit my preferences (latest trunk version) and select allow beta
apps I get:
*Fatal error*: Call to undefined function prefs_beta_parse_form
Fixed.
-- David
On 01-Sep-2011 1:02 PM, yoyo wrote:
Hello,
when I edit my preferences (latest trunk version) and select allow beta
apps I get:
*Fatal error*: Call to undefined function prefs_beta_parse_form() in
*html/user/prefs_edit.php* on line *63*
yoyo
Fixed.
-- David
On 29-Aug-2011 5:30 AM, Richard Haselgrove wrote:
And another one - using the red-x to report forum messages to a moderator
also results in a 500 Internal Server Error.
Another one for the 'ToDo' list in 24064: there are user reports that
trying 'edit profile' results in a
Fixed.
-- David
On 28-Aug-2011 1:34 PM, TarotApprentice wrote:
While we're bombarding David with issues on the Seti web site...
I noticed the message boards advanced search doesn't seem to work. If you use
the simple search (ie just enter search string in the box provided) that
works fine.
On 26-Aug-2011 7:08 AM, Christian Beer wrote:
Hi,
I tried to reproduce building client, manager and libraries with a newly
installed Debian 6 and found out that make does not enter the clientgui
directory, thus not building and copying the manager into the stage
the Makefile.am change fixed
The smallest BOINC client is BoincLite:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/browser/trunk/BoincLite
It can be attached to only 1 project at a time,
and does only 1 job at a time.
-- David
On 25-Aug-2011 12:15 PM, Márcio Vinicius dos Santos wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to implement a minimal BOINC
On 25-Aug-2011 7:40 PM, Márcio Vinicius dos Santos wrote:
Thanks,
I found in http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/SoftwareDevelopment some
links about Protocols, Is it all I need to implement mine own client ?
Yes. The docs describing protocols may be out of date.
You can run the standard
On 23-Aug-2011 2:15 PM, Jorden van der Elst wrote:
In BOINC 6.12 the Options menu has been changed to Network and
display options. However, it also has the Language, Notice reminder
interval, Run Manager at login? and Enable Manager exit dialog?
settings, which are now a tad hidden as no
David Anderson
davea@ssl.berkel
ey.edu To
Sent by: Jorden van der Elst
boinc_dev-bounceels...@gmail.com
s...@ssl.berkeley.ed
I changed the RR sim slightly to work for zero-share jobs.
-- David
On 08-Aug-2011 7:01 AM, john.mcl...@sybase.com wrote:
Once a task has been downloaded, the client has made a commitment to get it
done on time. Hopefully the modifications to the resource scheduler will
not prevent tasks
The current (6.13) BOINC client doesn't support
sticky generated files, as you describe them.
It also doesn't support files that are both uploaded and downloaded
(as required for distributed storage purposes).
Here's a design doc for client changes that will fix both problems:
(I'm moving this to boinc_dev; not appropriate for boinc_alpha)
Re Eric's idea: we do maintain std dev.
However, this wouldn't work if there is an initial sequence
of consistent, small values, and large values thereafter.
Richard, rest assured that CreditNew is not a RNG.
Something anomalous is
This was fixed in trunk.
At this point, projects should use trunk instead of server_stable
(I've been meaning to promote trunk, but haven't gotten around to it).
-- David
On 02-Jul-2011 3:17 PM, Jon Sonntag wrote:
Current line 43:
$gflops = 1e-9/$hav-et_avg;
If the user hasn't
David Anderson schrieb:
We plan to add an API for remote job submission soon.
The design doc is here:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/RemoteJobs
Please read and comment. I know that several projects
have implemented their own mechanism of this sort,
and I'd like to hear about
Can anyone help with this?
I'm getting the following error from configure:
...
checking for pkg-config... /usr/bin/pkg-config
Package openssl was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `openssl.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
No
Thanks, Carl.
The package turned out to be named libssl-dev
On 26-May-2011 11:15 AM, Carl Christensen wrote:
make sure you have the apt-get install openssl-dev and not just openssl
also if you use apt-get it probably puts it somewhere weird ie not just
/usr/local/ssl so you have to find out
That's the correct behavior ('c' is a filename, not a dir name)
-- David
On 25-May-2011 11:51 AM, joshhigh...@gmail.com wrote:
3) (new) if filepath parameter is a/b/c, then the 'c' directory will not be
created; the while loop breaks too soon.
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Teemu:
I fixed 1).
I can't reproduce 2); if I answer n or no, it goes to
the next one and prompts for y/n.
-- David
On 18-May-2011 9:31 AM, Teemu Mannermaa wrote:
On 10.5.2011 20:15, David Anderson wrote:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/AppVersionNew
I've just release new applications
I can't reproduce this.
Kamran, can you please put
debug_quota1/debug_quota
in your config.xml,
then send me part of your scheduler.log?
Thanks -- David
On 12-May-2011 10:32 AM, Kamran Karimi wrote:
Hi all,
After a server upgrade yesterday, it seems that the total_limit tag in
Daniel:
You need to pass a double (time_t is an int).
Linux/Mac case: the small difference is because we were
writing them with different format conversion codes (%f and %e).
I fixed this.
-- David
On 12-May-2011 5:03 AM, Daniel Lombraña González wrote:
Dear all,
I'm using this method
Thanks; I fixed this.
-- David
On 11-May-2011 7:50 AM, and...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi all,
I was told by the friendly forum moderators that it's probably best if I post
my
findings here so it reaches the right people.
I was experiencing a crash in boinc that, judging by the stack trace, looks
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/AppVersionNew
-- David
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Tom:
Those numbers come from the server.
Try setting debug_send/ and debug_version_select/
in your config.xml,
and look for anomalies in your scheduler log
(or send a chunk of it to me).
-- David
On 06-May-2011 5:50 PM, Tom Ritter wrote:
No solution, but here's a sample of some logs that show
We decided that it would be a bad user experience
if the fan went on right away.
-- David
On 29-Apr-2011 5:28 AM, Rytis Slatkevičius wrote:
Is there any reason why benchmarks only run after the first project is
attached (on a clean install)? It would be nice from the user's perspective
if
This was posted on the BOINC msg boards; I'm answering it here.
-- David
I'm trying to implement yet another Boinc Account Manager (AM), I'm
currently in a planning stage. I've been reading wikis, mailist, and the code
of other similar project (jarifa) and there are some doubts for the correct
Everyone:
The BOINC workshop will be held in Hannover, Germany this year,
at the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics.
The tentative dates are 18-19 August.
See http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/WorkShop11
As usual, the workshop is free,
but you must register by sending me email.
Yes, that was wrong. I changed it to:
if (retry) {
// this usually means an NFS mount has failed;
// arrange to try again later.
//
transition_time = DELAYED;
goto leave;
}
-- David
Willy:
I implemented this.
Rom: please backport [23429] to 6.12.
-- David
On 24-Apr-2011 12:25 AM, Willy wrote:
Hi all,
Would it be possible to include the sections time_stats and net_stats
(as they are present in the sched_request) in the acct_mgr_request.xml as
well. I could make some nice
On 22-Apr-2011 7:01 PM, Joe Areeda wrote:
than code. It is available at http://www.areeda.com/jclientgui.jar.
I got a File not Found there
with. Is there documentation on the requests available, calling
arguments and returned information? Getting that stuff from the
Projects that want fast turnaround time for GPU jobs
either assign short deadlines for those jobs,
or limit the # of GPU jobs in progress on a host.
Queue length doesn't impact either of these.
-- David
On 19-Apr-2011 9:49 PM, robert miles wrote:
Could you make the queue length for GPU workunits
Daniel:
When you report the last checkpoint time,
you're telling the client that the app has checkpointed.
This allows the client to preempt the application.
So what you see is normal.
-- David
On 19-Apr-2011 2:09 AM, Daniel Lombraña González wrote:
Dear all,
I have been tweaking my wrapper,
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