Dropping 101706 (2^2*7*11*ECMed C128)
Dropping 166344 (2^3*3*5*13*ECMed C123)
Dropping 171960 (2^2*3*7*ECMed C120)
Dropping 173904 (2*3*5*ECMed C121)
Dropping 189192 (2*3, ECMed C128)

Dropping 562080 (size: 135, ECMed C131 cofactor)
Dropping 658002 (size: 130, ECMed C128 cofactor)
Dropping 493188 (size: 130, ECMed C129 cofactor)

Reserving 352440, 464760, 494808, 972720

Releasing 702696 (140 digits, ECMed C131)

Dropping 160200 (2^5*3*5*7, ECMed C122)
Dropping 182920 (2^5*3*7, ECMed C123)

Dropping 419760 (2^4*31)
At this point, I should hold no reservations; I plan to continue working via yafu@home.

Dropping 116424 (2^2 * 7 * ECMed C127)
Dropping 160992 (2^2 * 3 * 7, ECMed C123)

Dropping 352440, 464760, 494808, 972720

[QUOTE=schickel;165249][B]For newcomers:[/B] Please post reservations here. There are workers that extend aliquot sequences; reservations here flag the workers off a sequence so no effort is wasted.

For an archive of old reservations, click [URL="http://www.mersenneforum.org/showthread.php?t=14330"]here[/URL].

[B][COLOR=Red]For current driver/guide info, click [URL="http://dubslow.tk/aliquot/AllSeq.html"]here[/URL].[/COLOR][/B] (<-- or don't if you don't have a good AV)

Current reservations:...[/QUOTE]
The current top post seems to be regenerated by the spider.
This highlighted link leads to a highly dubious (if not harmful) redirect.

Sometime earlier, I'd already replaced the highlighted line with [URL="http://mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=407158&postcount=167"]the new link[/URL]. Please build this into the spider.

[QUOTE=Batalov;411139]The current top post seems to be regenerated by the spider.
This highlighted link leads to a highly dubious (if not harmful) redirect.

Sometime earlier, I'd already replaced the highlighted line with [URL="http://mersenneforum.org/showpost.php?p=407158&postcount=167"]the new link[/URL]. Please build this into the spider.[/QUOTE]

Sorted. Thanks for the notification.

I've lost any information an the four sequences 12012, 30450, 877552 and 930966.

I'm very thankful for any information (eg a .elf file).
The higher the index the better for me.

Alfred