I only had LLRNET running on one Linux machine, so it won't be a problem. I siwtched it to SB anyways, because of the dynamic ip problems. I'll still offer up my dedicated server to host the server if needed, but since I'm only down one machine it's not a big deal to stick with ltd's server. Though it may cause a problem with client routing for other linux users in the future (until the problem with resolving DNS is solved in LLRNET). Releasing info about DB structure would be useful, I wouldn't mind taking a look at how you are storing results to possibly find a more efficient storage structure. I'd like to contribute to the project in any way possible.

I see no real problem to give out the DB if anybody is really interested.
The only problem is that my documentation is by far to old. It still describes some tables that no longer exist and on the other hand some of the stats tables are not yet described at all. I think it is no fun to analyse the system without any documentation so you must wait until i have something ready.

But my first priority will be to check out the other provider and if that works move some of the contend over there.

By the way any ideas for a domain name? It must be a *.de domain as that one is in the prize for the server. (PSP.de is already used by a company)

Lars

primesierp.de
pspproject.de
dcpsp.de (dc=distributed computing)
projectpsp.de
psp-project.de

Personaly, my favorites are psp-project.de and projectpsp.de (or maybe project-psp.de). Anyone else have any suggestions? Maybe you like one of these or maybe someone can think of other variations that may be good.

PSPnet.de

Though I see no need to get a paid domain name. We can use a free domain name.

Citrix

[QUOTE=Citrix]PSPnet.de

Though I see no need to get a paid domain name. We can use a free domain name.

Citrix[/QUOTE]

The thing with the domain is that you get one automaticaly.

Lars

As for the database, make sure to publish neither IP adresses nor residues. We just had the same discussion over at SoB.

And wouldn't it be psproject.de ?

Anyway, Yours, H.

hhh,

Could you point to the thread where you had the discussion? I am interested in reading through it.

Thanks,
Citrix

Sorry I was too lazy. Here we go:

[URL=http://www.free-dc.org/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10278&perpage=25&highlight=&pagenumber=2]Error Rates Thread[/URL]

It's basically the 2nd page.
Cheers, H.

THis seems intresting

[url]http://www.findmyhosting.com/[/url]

I can find some deals for less than $4 for a month.

There are some free hosting if you google the web. But I do not know, if they will let us run applications for us?

I do not know much about web hosting so I could be wrong. :redface:

Citrix

[QUOTE=ltd]
The most time is spend to create stats tables like "distribution of untested values".

Lars[/QUOTE]


I hope your DB keeps a cache of changes, since that should take no time at all. Atleast that is what I think. I hope you are not counting the values for each of the k every time your run a query.

Could you post the query you use?

Citrix

[QUOTE=Citrix]THis seems intresting

[url]http://www.findmyhosting.com/[/url]

I can find some deals for less than $4 for a month.

There are some free hosting if you google the web. But I do not know, if they will let us run applications for us?

I do not know much about web hosting so I could be wrong. :redface:

Citrix[/QUOTE]


Most places will NOT let you run applications with hosting. They will just allow a website and SQL database. You will need a "Virtual Server" or "Dedicated Server" if you need a program to continuously run. However, depending on the user premissions for the PHP cli you may be able to execute the program you want via PHP, but I'm sure they'd shut it down as soon as they noticed it was running. So you need to look into a virtual server or dedicated server. I use to run a web hosting company through my dedicated server (I pretty much gave up on it, because I can't market for crap).

Let me know if you need any help with your PHP/SQL optimizations LTD, that's where I strive :showoff:

Another option is to write a socket PHP app that would listed on your desired port and accept communications, but you would need to know exactly how the llrnet server accepts communications and validates results and exports them. I have no idea how the llrnet processes connections and distributes/recieves work (never looked into it) so I don't know. If someone told me I may be able to think of something.