Whoever it was wanted to get on with their own number, and they put in fake curves. I once did this for another reason (because one person was persistently babysitting their number), but putting in a fake name makes it even worse.

Maybe we should have to register in order to submit curves?

Looks like the VHL queue is stuck. The numbers are not reporting any progress.

It seems to be running fine now.

is it just me or does do the workers show the composite length 1 short
for example i am running a curve on a c137 but on my pc it shows c136

For me the c137 looks ok - it have 137 digits on my PC too.

[code]#0: 120 curves with B1: 120000, B2: 90000000 on C118
#0: 120 curves with B1: 120000, B2: 90000000 on C117
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C165
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C225
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 4 curves with B1: 250000, B2: 90000000 on C96
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C132
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C101
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 120 curves with B1: 90000, B2: 30000000 on C92
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C136
#0: 4 curves with B1: 250000, B2: 90000000 on C122
#0: 2 curves with B1: 1000000, B2: 900000000 on C249
#0: 1 curves with B1: 3000000, B2: 7000000000 on C225[/code]
all of these are one digit lower than on [url]http://factorization.ath.cx/workerstatus.php[/url]
i am using the precompiled binary

[QUOTE=henryzz;176211][code]<worker status output>[/code]
all of these are one digit lower than on [url]http://factorization.ath.cx/workerstatus.php[/url]
i am using the precompiled binary[/QUOTE]There's an "off by one error" in the pre-compiled binary:[QUOTE=Syd;170608][QUOTE=smh;168050]I'm quit new to Linux, but the worker was very easy to set up.

I notice that the worker status reports the composite 1 digit smaller than it actually is.

Any plans for a Windows version?[/QUOTE]I use mpz_sizeinbase, but unfortunaly I decreased the result by 1.[/QUOTE]

[quote=schickel;176215]There's an "off by one error" in the pre-compiled binary:[/quote]
ok thanks

Where can I get a precompiled Windows binary?

[quote=Andi_HB;176218]Where can I get a precompiled Windows binary?[/quote]
you cant
i dont think anyone has ever tried to get it working on windows
currently it is linux only

[quote=henryzz;176206]is it just me or does do the workers show the composite length 1 short
for example i am running a curve on a c137 but on my pc it shows c136[/quote]

I think the c137 is one from aliquot sequence 144984. Could we ask Syd to find out the IP of the mystery worker, ask Xyzzy to compare this to IPs on the forum, and discover his/her/its identity?