I think the IB servers are down.


edit:
Back up again.

GB4000 & GB8000 didn't get copied off at the usual time last night.

[quote=MyDogBuster;173763]GB4000 & GB8000 didn't get copied off at the usual time last night.[/quote]
Whoops--sorry about that. I made some modifications to the copy-off script yesterday to make it include the GB2000 PRPnet server, and it turns out I left off a semicolon on the end of a line. I fixed that, and re-ran the script; everything seems to be fine now. :smile:

They don't miss a thing do they? :wink:

I had a 1 min. power blip about 10-15 mins. ago. I have my machines all turned back on and am now getting their cores rerunning again.

I've sent a PM to Max to restart the servers on my machine as well as for detailed instructions on getting them running for future use.


Gary

[quote=gd_barnes;174999]I had a 1 min. power blip about 10-15 mins. ago. I have my machines all turned back on and am now getting their cores rerunning again.

I've sent a PM to Max to restart the servers on my machine as well as for detailed instructions on getting them running for future use.


Gary[/quote]
Servers are back up. :smile:

There back down again.

[quote=MyDogBuster;175010]There back down again.[/quote]
Looks like it was just G4000, which apparently crashed. This seems to happen every once in a while; I've put G4000 in a while loop so that it will restart automatically if it crashes.

I am assuming that what is on port 9000 is the last of it and when that is finished then we are done with port 9000 at least as far as this specific "hole" is concerned???

[quote=Brucifer;175099]I am assuming that what is on port 9000 is the last of it and when that is finished then we are done with port 9000 at least as far as this specific "hole" is concerned???[/quote]

You are correct. It will be nice to have it done. :smile:

[quote=gd_barnes;175107]You are correct. It will be nice to have it done. :smile:[/quote]
when will sieving be deep enough for us to begin testing the low ranges for k>2000