Ok, two down :smile:
Did you want to join a team or make up a team or be part of a team?
Or are you a one person team :wink: which is ok to :smile:

[quote=IronBits;160298]Ok, two down :smile:
Did you want to join a team or make up a team or be part of a team?
Or are you a one person team :wink: which is ok to :smile:[/quote]


Se team tread. :smile:

/Lennart

David, never got an email on my last prime. Hope it's not contagious.

Bingo Thanks

hehehe - glad you got that email, it was the last vbscript generated one :wink:

The auto-notify is now working from the Server directly, under linux, thanks to AMDave.
I am not running the vbscript auto-notify any longer starting now.

If you do not get notified by email, let us know...

Milestone:

IB server clocked over the 5 million pair mark, today.
[url]http://stats.ironbits.net/statsnew/stats_by_server.php[/url]

David,

Please set the JobMaxTime for port 8000 at 1 day. I'll have you set it back to 3 days sometime late Monday night.

We have some low k/n pairs that need to be cleared out.


Thanks,
Gary

GB4000 is down

confirmed

actually it appears to br GB as a whole, not just the port
I cannot access the web files either
(could be the dyndns thing again - but I don't get those problems on my own no-ip account so it is anyone's guess)

Okay all you guru's out there. Don't laugh when you read this but I need a sort utility for WINDOWS that allows me sort sort on more than 1 key at a time (ie sort by n value primary and k value secondary). I said don't laugh.

I have searched the web and can't find anything.

The DOS sort is limited to 1 key only (surprise).

excel and open office will do that
but if you mean in a script, then most scripting languages will let you do that as well
/ed -
oh, heh! DOS!? :(
not really a scripting language
yes there is a quick solution
concatenate both the keys together as a single string and then sort that as 1 key
(you have to be careful how you do that make sure you pad each with enough zeros)
then split it open again
-ed/

BTW - the GB server is back up and running

[quote]
excel and open office will do that
but if you mean in a script, then most scripting languages will let you do that as well
/ed -
oh, heh! DOS!? :(
not really a scripting language
yes there is a quick solution
concatenate both the keys together as a single string and then sort that as 1 key
(you have to be careful how you do that make sure you pad each with enough zeros)
then split it open again
-ed/

BTW - the GB server is back up and running
[/quote]

Thanks mate. I think I found a solution. MS Access will also do what I want.

The GB's are still not working for me??????? I can get the status page but I still can't get any work.