[quote=Syd;185401]I just accidently unplugged the server's power supply :down:
Now its repairing the tables, some of them are marked crashed. If it goes wrong, last backup is just 8 hours old.[/quote]
Would this explain some very strange behavior going on right now?

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;185414]Would this explain some very strange behavior going on right now?[/QUOTE]

Its still repairing "Repair with keycache", I'll better close the site for some minutes.

edit: still busy. Never had to repair an 8GB table..
and done. Hope its working now again.

It seems to be running normally again, but in the process [URL="http://factordb.com/search.php?aq=507360"]507360[/URL] got all messed up (including the squared line bug). It looks like this:[code]593. 316971467384397281239264236844471515614516031876326990753480750763844986816374259235280566476218553276 = 2^2 * 3 * 281 * 80239 * 328118409583 * 110433871940958150221968192981922323909 * 32330632406504478764414691132106236170711401
594. 425269902239821058440756061730695903851450054108244258448182587906643857586752119975187157097674361924 = 2^16 * 3^7 * 5^4 * 7^3 * 13^6 * 4649^2 * 6833^4 * 445183^2 * 486481 * 298446537071329^4 * 53675499858741487 * 103277198938871057 * 1098662540093283967^6 * 2827990681856535623341^4 * 1348119868294389503088583^6 * 404095241603760572637058314803435526494978969814712830445611004824942751753^4
595. 643359228240379431229118764059051803507221723165936179072965845722400301486068440704974132343151143868 = 2^6 * 3^3 * 13^4 * 17 * 37 * 73 * 137 * 1559 * 12473^2 * 18313^2 * 78809^2 * 5882353^2 * 746520763 * 442032833749269758117^2 * 1132800305443450401372014549107941538077100987376496759427207848802318576787^2
596. 974324016198737775807033985050371753027936871049930414923882065382908576940232546174799136394155357252 = 2^2 * 3 * 13 * 12473 * 442032833749269758117 * 1132800305443450401372014549107941538077100987376496759427207848802318576787
597. 1474173645931318307411805528069256326398912142846866186877347321636195011444704172384352353428898325820 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 19 * 17783 * 92863 * 354301182541 * 1142511286993327576682367661432913 * 1934474246423275647580743869935348671588161759
598. 2871050327212027185300996505015122770315332847643802045931356925179923520768668177442750624676039350980 = 2^8 * 3^4 * 5^3 * 7 * 13^2 * 17 * 19 * 4649 * 6833^2 * 445183 * 298446537071329 * 1098662540093283967^3 * 2827990681856535623341^2 * 1348119868294389503088583^3 * 404095241603760572637058314803435526494978969814712830445611004824942751753^2
599. 622331516565687087307317493320947139633200554571746583824721261011391181328079277378495073481272626807769789733093686595703534164005058371666501760246389981472181018002930319905058545139248590719495190591687724164518629416634014143278431888258221334701182087709239499900810643290759115791412781803707570754368047064876519670196927806899799152219167454414648649020 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 293

[/code]When it ought to look like:[code]593. 316971467384397281239264236844471515614516031876326990753480750763844986816374259235280566476218553276 = 2^2 * 3 * 281 * 80239 * 328118409583 * 110433871940958150221968192981922323909 * 32330632406504478764414691132106236170711401
594. 425269902239821058440756061730695903851450054108244258448182587906643857586752119975187157097674361924 = 2^2 * 3 * 13 * 486481 * 53675499858741487 * 103277198938871057 * 694083614816027413 * 1456403874319175144343305445619141277994277
595. 643359228240379431229118764059051803507221723165936179072965845722400301486068440704974132343151143868 = 2^2 * 3 * 13 * 1559 * 746520763 * 9502133397466027 * 372923547546243297566973391821287414893452297187620827153193828362966167
596. 974324016198737775807033985050371753027936871049930414923882065382908576940232546174799136394155357252 = 2^2 * 3 * 13 * 12473 * 442032833749269758117 * 1132800305443450401372014549107941538077100987376496759427207848802318576787
597. 1474173645931318307411805528069256326398912142846866186877347321636195011444704172384352353428898325820 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 19 * 17783 * 92863 * 354301182541 * 1142511286993327576682367661432913 * 1934474246423275647580743869935348671588161759
598. 2871050327212027185300996505015122770315332847643802045931356925179923520768668177442750624676039350980 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 17 * 19 * 4649 * 445183 * 298446537071329 * 772538561777707 * 209608735269288961 * 1098662540093283967 * 1348119868294389503088583
599. 6090707367706304058048205369410952272696546515992008075590341422176467993929132714545423847362278729020 = 2^2 * 3 * 5 * 13 * 6833 * 2827990681856535623341 * 404095241603760572637058314803435526494978969814712830445611004824942751753
[/code]One of the odd things about this is that it was at index 620 before all this happened. Perhaps related to reverting to the 8 hour old backup?
I've already tried using Repair and resubmitting factors, and that's what it does. (not to mention, the squared line bug can't be fixed by that...hey BTW will the squared line bug be fixed, or easily fixable, in the new DB?)

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;185439]BTW will the squared line bug be fixed, or easily fixable, in the new DB?)[/QUOTE]

Hope so. This part is 80% rewritten from scratch, it should.

I'm not getting any sequences to display.

Edit: some are, but 4788 isn't.

or this:

i'm getting seq 3000 not yet ended! but it has merged with 1074!

I'll start converting it now, this should fix all these problems.

cool, so a new milestone for your database!

great work!!!

When is the conversion going to be complete?

The DB's back!
:w00t::w00t::w00t:
Doesn't seem to be back 100%, (I can't get any aliquot sequences to load) but it's a start.
Edit: Most aliquot sequences seem to work, but [URL="http://factordb.com/search.php?se=1&aq=4788"]4788[/URL] doesn't. Also, [URL="http://factordb.com/search.php?se=1&aq=507360"]507360[/URL] is still messed up (hopefully just a remnant of the old system), and I noticed there's no longer a fix button for broken factorizations, like [URL]http://factordb.com/search.php?id=68048886[/URL] (whether removed intentionally or just bugged to where it doesn't appear, I don't know). Also, the worker queue seems to be hung up on lots of prime proofs with no available work for any external workers trying to connect, (after I took the 55 very quick ones that were available...not entirely sure what they were, but I know it was extremely fast, under a second per work unit) but that's not [I]too[/I] surprising.
Hopefully everything will be ironed out soon enough. :smile:

"a | b" (a divides b)
 

Yep. It is. Looks good. Logins are created. Great move!

I guess it is a good time as any to suggest a new feature. Here goes:

[B][U]Suggestion[/U][/B]: allow for a format "[B]a | b[/B]" ([B]a[/B] divides [B]b[/B]) for bulk submission as well as in a single line submission
... a la "[B]b[/B] = [B]a[/B] * c * d * e *f" that already exists.

Now hold on for a minute. What does it imply? It works both ways!
1. If [B]a[/B] completely factored, then try all factors of [B]a[/B] on [B]b[/B] (don't trust, check).
2. If [B]b[/B] is completely (or even partially) factored, then try all prime factors of [B]b[/B] on the entity [B]a[/B]!

Example: I could then submit
[B]2^807+2^404+1 | 2^1614+1[/B]
(2^1614+1 is completely factored. How do you like it?! ...but [B]2^807+2^404+1[/B] is not!)

--Serge