Sounds good, but detecting movements (or "last heartbeats" as e.g. [I]ganglia[/I] would call them) is tricky in this case.
Some movements in the database happen even if nobody works on a sequence because of other people factoring random composites, maybe.

[QUOTE=Batalov;399509]Maybe some of the <snip> old reservations could be released and cleaned up?[/QUOTE]

Don't touch mine, please!
(I still plan to bring everything to 2015, AND 150 digits, AND with at least 140 digits cofactor, AND well ecm'd to 33%, but I always push other things up the priorities list :blush:, also some are already higher, but not reported, I have to go through those old cores/foders)

Your name doesn't match "bata", so you can sleep well. ;-)

Drop 337008 (127 digits, 2^4*5^3, ECMed C121)

Drop 654360 (126 digits, 2^2*3*7, ECMed C121)

Releasing 238710 (128 digits, ECMed C124); 763320 (130 digits, ECMed C126)

Taking 283410, 506400

[QUOTE=henryzz;399510]I feel inclined to kill all reservations that haven't had any movement in the database for the last 2 years.[/QUOTE]

I'd prefer you not to do that, because I tend to make quite large reservations precisely of sequences which haven't moved in the database for several years, and I have finite resources so can't start all the jobs simultaneously. So there are a fair number of sequences reserved for me that apparently haven't moved since 2012, but which will be processed relatively soon.

On the other hand, some of them have just stayed reserved while I stopped working on them, and a couple stopped progressing because of a reboot and I never got round to restarting them:

Drop 136192 408882 641520 831864 914898

To be clear, I was only talking about some reservations that are as old as this local project itself. There was a flash of reservations in summer of 2009 and some of them are still sitting there. These users are long gone from the forum, too; they won't "unreserve".

Dropping 704700 (145 digits, 2^3 * 3 * 5 * C143 ECMed)

Dropping 469704 (134 digits, 2^2*3*7, ECMed C131)
Dropping 752970 (136 digits, 2^3*3^2*5, ECMed C133)