[QUOTE=richs;309426]Paul, I did 7+6_266, 8-5_259 and 9+5_245. I emailed you the results for these on 15 August, 21 August and 7 August respectively.

Rich

I also did not factor 11+4_224 per your list.[/QUOTE]Thanks Rich. There's quite a bit of confusion as to who did what, how and when. With your help, and that of Rocke and Tom, I hope to get things sorted out over the next day or two.

I did get your mail. I can't work out why it wasn't processed properly though my incompetence would appear to have played a major role.


Paul

[QUOTE=xilman;309502]Thanks Rich. There's quite a bit of confusion as to who did what, how and when. With your help, and that of Rocke and Tom, I hope to get things sorted out over the next day or two.[/QUOTE]Tom has told me that he received the submission for 11+4,224 on 20120717 from person or persons unknown. I've taken a guess that it's by SNFS and the entry now reads [code]11+4 224 C183 39067650448279469971149402579560475766645324618608116682559309332697775687340028801. P101 ? ? SNFS 2012-07-17[/code]

AFAIK, the remainder of the data on the web page are correct.

Paul

I've been using Tom's reservation website for all the homogeneous Cunningham numbers that I have been working on. Thanks!

[QUOTE=xilman;309380] There are now 525 composites remaining to be completed and the ECM server at 207.192.74.4[B]8[/B]:8194 is allocating tasks with B1=43M. Jon Becker's client found a p52 earlier today.

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It's missing a number on the ECM server IP.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;309854]It's missing a number on the ECM server IP.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. A C&P error.

Paul, is the server down from your side? Lost contact to the server since yesterday at 8 PM GMT.

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;309924]Paul, is the server down from your side? Lost contact to the server since yesterday at 8 PM GMT.[/QUOTE]
Seems fine here. As you can see, internal and external clients are connecting properly.

[code][2012-09-01 12:07:26 GMT] Connection from 24.9.253.148
[2012-09-01 12:07:26 GMT] kwgc3factors342@mars.verser.org (spock-1) at 24.9.253.148: Received GC_12_888_C931 : 3 ECM curves with B1=3000000
[2012-09-01 12:07:26 GMT] Total Time: 69:23:04 Curves: 57790 Total Work: 65882005 Total Factors Found: 3
[2012-09-01 12:07:31 GMT] Connection from 24.9.253.148
[2012-09-01 12:07:31 GMT] kwgc3factors342@mars.verser.org (spock-1) at 24.9.253.148: Sent GC_12_699_C705 : 1652 ECM curves with B1=3000000
[2012-09-01 12:08:37 GMT] Connection from 24.9.253.148
[2012-09-01 12:08:37 GMT] kwgc3factors342@mars.verser.org (spock-2) at 24.9.253.148: Received GW_8_776_C608 : 5 ECM curves with B1=3000000
[2012-09-01 12:08:37 GMT] Total Time: 69:24:15 Curves: 57795 Total Work: 65887550 Total Factors Found: 3
[2012-09-01 12:08:42 GMT] Connection from 24.9.253.148
[2012-09-01 12:08:42 GMT] kwgc3factors342@mars.verser.org (spock-2) at 24.9.253.148: Sent GC_8_821_C709 : 1652 ECM curves with B1=3000000
[2012-09-01 12:08:58 GMT] Connection from 192.168.1.8
[2012-09-01 12:08:58 GMT] pcl@localhost (ra1) at 192.168.1.8: Received GC_10_576_C568 : 13 ECM curves with B1=3000000
[2012-09-01 12:08:59 GMT] Total Time: 69:24:37 Curves: 57808 Total Work: 65900133 Total Factors Found: 3
[2012-09-01 12:08:59 GMT] Connection from 192.168.1.8
[2012-09-01 12:08:59 GMT] pcl@localhost (ra1) at 192.168.1.8: Sent GC_12_667_C713 : 1652 ECM curves with B1=3000000
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So how do I upload this:

[code]ServerName=207.192.74.48
PortID=8194
ServerVersion=2.7.3
Name=8+5_242
Number=55024934748779245091125474030192433462025976655738472986923477228515942520868983964275266760487159533563804445072158870694360328525508268057709513723264733941
FactorMethod=ECM
B1=43000000
MaxCurves=6246
CurvesDone=246
ServerVersion=2.7.3
ServerType=GMP-ECM[/code]

and

[code]ServerName=207.192.74.48
PortID=8194
ServerVersion=2.7.3
Name=12+7_227
Number=4958944547034076657697494447998270471911771883039779243244808726915073813187511921518021036386649574803221933548676882418526025776755011154104711933118977115047994416156783836158395118646622638180146560410428837396458252471288166047022664278829
FactorMethod=ECM
B1=43000000
MaxCurves=6246
CurvesDone=137
ServerVersion=2.7.3
ServerType=GMP-ECM[/code]

[QUOTE=pinhodecarlos;309931]So how do I upload this:

[code]ServerName=207.192.74.48
PortID=8194
ServerVersion=2.7.3
Name=8+5_242
Number=55024934748779245091125474030192433462025976655738472986923477228515942520868983964275266760487159533563804445072158870694360328525508268057709513723264733941
FactorMethod=ECM
B1=43000000
MaxCurves=6246
CurvesDone=246
ServerVersion=2.7.3
ServerType=GMP-ECM[/code]
and

[code]ServerName=207.192.74.48
PortID=8194
ServerVersion=2.7.3
Name=12+7_227
Number=4958944547034076657697494447998270471911771883039779243244808726915073813187511921518021036386649574803221933548676882418526025776755011154104711933118977115047994416156783836158395118646622638180146560410428837396458252471288166047022664278829
FactorMethod=ECM
B1=43000000
MaxCurves=6246
CurvesDone=137
ServerVersion=2.7.3
ServerType=GMP-ECM[/code][/QUOTE]Ah, I misunderstood you. My report was for the GCW server.

I'll check to see whether the Homogeneous Cunningham server is accessible.

Added in edit:

The machine had rebooted around 16 hours ago and the ecmserver hadn't restarted. It's not my machine so I tend not to see crashes, etc, until long after they occur. Anyway, it's restarted now.

Sorry, I though you would get it due to the post be on the GHC numbers thread but probably it was me who started wrong the phrase giving you the wrong impression to which ecmserver I was talking about. Anyway, already uploaded the curves. Thank you for kicking up the server.

[QUOTE=xilman;309380]There have been quite a few discoveries since I last posted an update almost three months ago. [/QUOTE]The last 6 weeks or so have seen quite a few new factors as in the list below. There are now 513 composites remaining. Surely it should be possible to reduce that to below 500 before the end of the year.

The ECMnet server is still allocating B1=43M tasks, suitable for find factors around 50 digits, but only Jon Becker seems to be working on them. He's doing sterling work but it would be nice if others joined in.

[code]7+2 259 C138 11503240796646939698208905550511296561566815018342869455839. P80 R Smith GNFS 2012-08-28
7+3 233 C141 4371127785242716159241838855725384085470118341612287924751. P83 R Smith GNFS 2012-09-12
8-3 265 C141 457800882976926898031221609769510061271715293408248870814061. P82 R Smith GNFS 2012-09-12
6+5 290 C142 7221294466914671171721769821479301371749789176619886251999728110920861. P72 R Verser SNFS 2012-09-17
7+4 226 C141 18102631242025700301798838349756961627017833762580047297. P86 R Smith GNFS 2012-09-20
12+11 230 C183 6803587098306215653386746652071853009073128041. P137 R Silverman ECM 2012-09-24
11+9 235 C141 8672257031177000371953026852838914494367073742063840724353566056611. P74 R Smith GNFS 2012-09-28
11+5 221 C144 23004794835546137937261235858837403277207497069146552751. P89 R Recker GNFS 2012-10-02
7-5 229 C152 19972347024987050375109517072084450285782158835881945945510820995077. P85 R Verser SNFS 2012-10-02
5+3 325 C151 591923104793752221248608734921267404919567650401. P103 J Becker ECM 2012-10-05
7+6 253 C142 2587830291004701165895128332446089177609891627719. P93 R Smith GNFS 2012-10-09
5+3 317 C185 2391627773373567121201748843378254480097579311949461. P133 R Silverman ECM 2012-10-10
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