reserving 888144, per Henry's gentle request. I'll do at least two iterations; perhaps a couple of us could pass this one around until it gets out of hand...

Taking 716130 803616 766880 353520 169890 710610

(last touched in 2014, form 2^2*composite)

Dropping 518628 435420 127848 362880 136500 958704 898752 417726 246708

Taking 107040
Dropping 59430

Taking 408744

Dropping 379272 456372 977160 790308

Reserving 786990 564426 900108 250410 296838 972480

Releasing 667044 997836

Releasing 740106

Dropping 786990 564426 900108 250410 296838 972480

And to synch the webpage with my errant post:

Dropping 379272 456372 977160 790308

Reserving 156840 827484 277340 430752 357500 66606 369768 776658 332520 399090 983520

Drop 190800 (154 digits, 2^5*3*7, C147 cofactor survived 20000@1e6)
Drop 213720 (148 digits, 2^4*5 lead, C143 cofactor survived 20000@1e6)

Releasing 403320 525480
Releasing 146304

Releasing 753870 (138 digits, ECMed C126)

Taking 11820.

Releasing 625536 933852

Releasing 140250 369720 954024 (presumably stolen by yoyo?)

Okay, my personal reservation list is not synchronized with rechenkraft. Could you set my reservations to the following?

16632 122688 213300 217656 315294 321860 337860 371720 375588 457020 746880 777762 796992 921336 960900

More precisely, could I have the sequences reserved to me that aren't in that list unreserved? Thanks.

[QUOTE=Happy5214;422373] that aren't in that list unreserved? [/QUOTE]

I don't follow that particular phrase.


Since the reservations are more or less tracked exclusively via Python bot, I would make a second post with those sequences, with the reserve or add or taking keyword as well. Any duplicates or those already reserved by others will produce an error email to the people who run rechenkraft, who may then manually intervene as necessary.

After the bot adds all those sequences, you may then check to see what the page says, and drop any others still shown as reserved that you don't want.

All of those sequences are already reserved to me. There are other sequences also currently reserved to me, those that aren't in that list. I wanted those sequences in that second group unreserved so that the sequences I listed would be the only ones reserved to me. Too much work? Since there's only one such sequence left:

Releasing 178608

[QUOTE=Happy5214;422385]All of those sequences are already reserved to me. There are other sequences also currently reserved to me, those that aren't in that list. I wanted those sequences in that second group unreserved so that the sequences I listed would be the only ones reserved to me. Too much work? Since there's only one such sequence left:
[/QUOTE]

Hmm. Although I'm not sure how the reservations became out of sync in the first place, what I can say is that the "bot" will certainly follow the commands we give it. Whatever discrepancies there are between rechenkraft and your own records, merely issue the right commands to correct rechenkraft, and the bot will execute them and then everything should be in sync.

The only case that should require human intervention is if you/[URL="http://mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=420064&postcount=1252"]me[/URL]/anyone tries to reserve a sequence that is already reserved, or conversely if someone else does the same to you (though the bot should notice and warn about such clobbering, and ignore the attempted "theft").





Dropping 156840 827484 277340 430752 357500 66606 369768 776658 332520 399090 983520

Taking 685368.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;422522]Hmm. Although I'm not sure how the reservations became out of sync in the first place, what I can say is that the "bot" will certainly follow the commands we give it. Whatever discrepancies there are between rechenkraft and your own records, merely issue the right commands to correct rechenkraft, and the bot will execute them and then everything should be in sync.

The only case that should require human intervention is if you/[URL="http://mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=420064&postcount=1252"]me[/URL]/anyone tries to reserve a sequence that is already reserved, or conversely if someone else does the same to you (though the bot should notice and warn about such clobbering, and ignore the attempted "theft").[/QUOTE]

My own records may have been out-of-sync with the commands I've posted in this thread. In any case, it's resolved now.

Taking 886044.

Reserving 246840 137376 734148 94710 516486 779892 423024 395976 248130 711072 (these are the 10 most abundant unreserved seqs with size < 130)

@Dubslow: Your reservation was rejected by the bot because you used "reserving" and "unreserved" in the same line. Thus it chose the latter.

[QUOTE=Reservation Script]246840 is not reserved at the moment
137376 is not reserved at the moment
734148 is not reserved at the moment
94710 is not reserved at the moment
516486 is not reserved at the moment
779892 is not reserved at the moment
423024 is not reserved at the moment
395976 is not reserved at the moment
248130 is not reserved at the moment
711072 is not reserved at the moment
Only 0 seqs were removed, 10 were supposed to be dropped[/QUOTE]

Arg.... oops.
Reserving 246840 137376 734148 94710 516486 779892 423024 395976 248130 711072

Releasing 337860 921336 457020

Releasing 51720, 70884

Dropping 246840 137376 734148 94710 516486 779892 423024 395976 248130 711072

I'm going to spend some cycles on the C187 from 4788 (CPU only)

Taking 118170, 488520.
Dropping 11820.

Reserving 389088.

Warning: seq 389088 is owned by yoyo@home but is trying to be reserved by unconnected!

I've checked [url]http://yafu.myfirewall.org/yafu/download/ali/ali.txt.all[/url] for yoyo@home reservations rather than this thread and 389088 was not in the list so I reserved it.

Then you were faster then the registration bot.
dropping 389088

[QUOTE=yoyo;423527]Then you were faster then the registration bot.
dropping 389088[/QUOTE]

yoyo != yoyo@home
Needs to be done in the file

Reserving 208350.

Taking 436320

Reserving 386982.

672834 has reached a c143 which has been fully ecmed. Releasing.
It is another example of 2^5*3^2*7*13
reserving 581400
Hopefully I will be able to get rid of the driver on this one. Haven't managed to crack one yet.

Releasing 796992 16632 371720

Dropping 2340 at iteration 750.

It has finally reached 200 digits, with a fierce 2^3*3^2*5*13 driver.

How much ECM was done on C185?

Reserving 516600 and 604440.

I've only done trivial ECM on the C185 (6000@1e6) (7000@3e6 now)

Dropping 621036

Dropping 886044 and 516600.

Dropping 716130 (2^5 * 3^5 * ECMed C135)
Dropping 897930 (2^5 * 3 * 11 * 31 * ECMed C138)

Reserving 373440 299430 34866 148302 897780 161820 982104 49950 151032 397380 975228 51144 122080 565296 370608 371826 482460 152796 864024 952434 460830 807588 85410 356736 636960

Reserving 1488 9684 7920

(Let's get all the 4-digit numbers up to at least size 160)

Reserving 9852

[QUOTE=fivemack;425199]Reserving 1488 9684 7920

(Let's get all the 4-digit numbers up to at least size 160)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=fivemack;425200]Reserving 9852[/QUOTE]

Don't those need to be reserved with Christophe Clavier? I'm fairly certain the reservations script doesn't track 4 digit sequences.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;425212]Don't those need to be reserved with Christophe Clavier? I'm fairly certain the reservations script doesn't track 4 digit sequences.[/QUOTE]At the very least checked with Christophe to see if he has any progress that's not been uploaded. His last page update was 11/2014 and he has 5 that are at <160.

Reserving 4290 (I've checked that LaurV isn't planning more work on it)

I have informed Christophe

Unreserving 4290
Tom said he needs it, that is why. Last C148 is deep ecm'd to 0.33, so no 3 way split, guaranteed.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;425212]I'm fairly certain the reservations script doesn't track 4 digit sequences.[/QUOTE]

I updated them manually just now.

Dropping 118170.
Taking 783804.

Wow, what a nice [URL="http://factordb.com/aliquot.php?type=1&aq=141008&big=1"]run[/URL]!

Temporarily suspending work on 499080 while troubleshooting GGNFS script/aliqueit (it's doing funny things with the latest C137).
Taking 118170.

Drop 558600 (139 digits, 2^2 * 3 * 7 * ECMed C137)

I had not realised that Christophe has been working since November 2014 on all the sequences not explicitly marked as reserved on his page, and has not been putting the results into factordb.com; so I have wasted several CPU-days recomputing things that were already known.

Drop 4290 7920 9684

Take 8040

Drop 2664 4116

Sequence 3270 has also now reached 200 digits, I'll run a bit more ECM but plan to drop it at the next large cofactor

Reserving all the 123-digit sequences not touched since 2014

Taking 29070 57312 59262 68120 76014 78582 78660
Taking 178002 197898 206244 208176 219240 227310
Taking 269076 286110 297808 306000 309228 357888
Taking 358674 368616 378138 398736 406200 409248
Taking 416040 428520 449004 456080 458592 458784
Taking 478920 488616 495960 497730 516072 526050
Taking 529170 537516 567336 575928 589230 596046
Taking 607920 609120 617508 636240 645966 647832
Taking 658840 688080 688092 688590 708228 708468
Taking 728280 729162 737664 738546 739254 746196
Taking 748422 767640 778680 788184 788868 789120
Taking 798888 808230 817662 817992 818148 838392
Taking 855858 867690 898050 908604 939260 945810
Taking 958716 969102

Reserving 340956 347880
Releasing 107040 721386

Reserving 90402, 138108, 223398, 329136, 341124, 468018, 626244, 707430, 972990

Drop 353520 (iteration 1215, 2^2*7, ECMed C131)

[QUOTE=fivemack;425552]I had not realised that Christophe has been working since November 2014 on all the sequences not explicitly marked as reserved on his page, and has not been putting the results into factordb.com; so I have wasted several CPU-days recomputing things that were already known.[/QUOTE]

Can you point me to the page where I can see what sequences are reserved by Christophe? I can manually reserve them so nobody else is wasting any time.

[QUOTE=ChristianB;425609]Can you point me to the page where I can see what sequences are reserved by Christophe? I can manually reserve them so nobody else is wasting any time.[/QUOTE]

The explanation and link are in the wall of text above the main data table on the website. Ctrl+f "Christophe" to quickly find the relevant paragraph.

Edit: Specifically, the third paragraph under the "instructions" heading:

[quote=rechenkraft.de/aliquot/AllSeq.html]
If you find a sequence you would like to extend, you should reserve it in [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/"]MersenneForum.org[/URL]'s [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/forumdisplay.php?f=90"]Aliquot sequence[/URL] [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=11588"]reservations thread[/URL]; That's the source for the reservations shown in this table. Also note that if the sequence is less than 10,000, there's a good chance it's being [URL="http://christophe.clavier.free.fr/Aliquot/site/clavier_table.html"]worked on[/URL] by [URL="http://christophe.clavier.free.fr/Aliquot/site/Aliquot.html"]Christophe Clavier[/URL]. All such reservation requests should be emailed to him. Also keep in mind that his work may not be in the FDB (and thus not in this table). Sequences between 10,000 and 100,000 should also be checked further at MersenneForum, because this range was worked on by Clifford Stern. See [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=11625"]this MF thread[/URL] for more details about or to ask about the status of sequences in these ranges.[/quote]

(The comment about 5 digit sequences is more or less irrelevant at this point)

[QUOTE=ChristianB;425609]Can you point me to the page where I can see what sequences are reserved by Christophe? I can manually reserve them so nobody else is wasting any time.[/QUOTE]

Christophe's page is at [url]http://christophe.clavier.free.fr/Aliquot/site/clavier_table.html[/url] ; note it hasn't been updated for nearly a year and a quarter. My guess is that the sequences not marked as reserved to someone else on that page are reserved to Christophe.

[QUOTE=fivemack;425625]Christophe's page is at [url]http://christophe.clavier.free.fr/Aliquot/site/clavier_table.html[/url] ; note it hasn't been updated for nearly a year and a quarter. My guess is that the sequences not marked as reserved to someone else on that page are reserved to Christophe.[/QUOTE]That was my impression. When I took over 7044 he had several lines that were not in the FactorDB.

[QUOTE=fivemack;425625]Christophe's page is at [url]http://christophe.clavier.free.fr/Aliquot/site/clavier_table.html[/url] ; note it hasn't been updated for nearly a year and a quarter. My guess is that the sequences not marked as reserved to someone else on that page are reserved to Christophe.[/QUOTE]

My best impression is that he controls all 4 digit sequences (other than those that PZ works on). If you want to do any 4 digit work, you must run it by him first. As you've discovered the hard way :smile:

I updated the reservations. Every 4 digit sequence should be reserved right now. I updated two sequences in factordb with data from Christophe all others where either better in factordb or the same.

As reservations are not so frequent for those lower sequences let me know if I should change a reservation.

Reserving 680544

Dropping 488520, 208350, 783804.

Releasing 122688, 960900, 213300, 777762, 321860, 315294

Dropping 386982 (1800+ indexes were added).
Taking 603630.

I have just manually updated the first post with the 4 digit sequences.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;425173]Reserving 373440 299430 34866 148302 897780 161820 982104 49950 151032 397380 975228 51144 122080 565296 370608 371826 482460 152796 864024 952434 460830 807588 85410 356736 636960[/QUOTE]

Dropping 373440 299430 34866 148302 897780 161820 982104 49950 151032 397380 975228 51144 122080 565296 370608 371826 482460 152796 864024 952434 460830 807588 85410 356736 636960

^ All are at 130 digits with no effort whatsoever on the current cofactors.

I'll now resume ECMing the current 4788 line @ 260e6. unconnected, did you ever finish the t55?

Reserving 727596 (again)

Reserving 252630 312114 353064 542616 617706 628710 710934 733452 926760

[QUOTE=Dubslow;426046]unconnected, did you ever finish the t55?[/QUOTE]

No, I've stopped at 4000@11e7.

Dropping 103656 171888 345492 365400 620826

Reserving 464760 494808

Dropping 488616 516072 688590

Releasing 746880

Reserving 283206 268464 607760

Dropping 449004 456080 645966

Dropping 685368.

Taking 875502 and 735096.
Dropping 604440.

Reserving 56196 796494

Taking 395976 74382
Dropping 340956 347880

Reserving 73660 59612 94968 35442 55776 79560 73116 57024 33312 12048 82600 92316 41784 20208 86142

Reserving 744156.

[QUOTE=unconnected;426949]Reserving 744156.[/QUOTE]

[CODE]Warning: seq 744156 is owned by yafu@home but is trying to be reserved by unconnected![/CODE]

dropping 840390 (ECMed C129)

Taking 267232
Dropping 74382

Reserving 93438

Dropping 76014 227310 286110 309228 357888 406200 497730 658840 818148

Dropping 208176 478920 526050

Once again.
Taking 603630 and 744156.

Reserving 19248 33432 42024 52920 61182 68160 70698 71082 79344 95148