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mprime from git
On the mprime repository on github [url]https://github.com/rudimeier/mprime/[/url]
the PRP worktype is not implemented: #define PRIMENET_WORK_TYPE_PRP 150 /* Unimplmented */ Question: what look like the data structure to communicate with primenet for a PRP work unit? |
That mirror is 2 years out of date. The latest sources might be useful: [url]https://www.mersenne.org/download/[/url]
mlucas includes a python script that handles communicating with primenet for LL. A little modification will make it work for PRP in theory, but unless something's changed in the last 6 months I seem to recall the request is acknowledged by the server but an exponent is not returned (you have to log on to mersenne.org and check your manual exponent list). |
[QUOTE=M344587487;499091]That mirror is 2 years out of date. The latest sources might be useful: [URL]https://www.mersenne.org/download/[/URL]
mlucas includes a python script that handles communicating with primenet for LL. A little modification will make it work for PRP in theory, but unless something's changed in the last 6 months I seem to recall the request is acknowledged by the server but an exponent is not returned (you have to log on to mersenne.org and check your manual exponent list).[/QUOTE] Yes. That was the status when I tried out the procedure with the python script, exponents have been assigned on the primenet page but not returned to the program as response. Effectively the up-to-date source has PRP implemented I think. There is a last issue with HTTP vs. HTTPS ... |
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