[QUOTE=Mark Rose;412632]
The expected behaviour would be for it to return no work, unless I'm misunderstanding something.[/QUOTE]

Well, TF for DC looked for any exponents in the range that were marked as available for TF, P-1, or DC. I've changed the query to only look for DC.

[QUOTE=Prime95;412696]Well, TF for DC looked for any exponents in the range that were marked as available for TF, P-1, or DC. I've changed the query to only look for DC.[/QUOTE]

Excellent, thank you!

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I found a bug. I was looking through the CPU benchmarks and found a couple of suspect results. I checked 2 of the 6 results that looked suspect, and marked them as such. The page returned with a couple of success messages, but also this warning:

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Notice: Undefined variable: t_cpu_model in C:\inetpub\www\report_benchmarks\default.php on line 366 Notice: Undefined variable: t_cpu_model in C:\inetpub\www\report_benchmarks\default.php on line 378 Notice: Undefined variable: t_cpu_model in C:\inetpub\www\report_benchmarks\default.php on line 378 Notice: Undefined variable: t_cpu_model in C:\inetpub\www\report_benchmarks\default.php on line 382 Notice: Undefined variable: t_cpu_model in C:\inetpub\www\report_benchmarks\default.php on line 386
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When I load the [url=http://www.mersenne.org/report_benchmarks/?exp_date=2014-01-01&64bit=1&exover=1&exbad=1&exv25=1&exv26=1&specific_cpu=4373765]benchmarks[/url] for the CPU anew no errors occur and the 2 suspect results are hidden.

I've just patched the report_benchmarks file to suppress any such errors.

[QUOTE=James Heinrich;416812]I've just patched the report_benchmarks file to suppress any such errors.[/QUOTE]

Excellent. :)

[QUOTE=Mark Rose;416825]Excellent. :)[/QUOTE]Hmm. Suppression of errors is the same as fixing the errors? Or is it just pretending it didn't happen?

A little of both.

[QUOTE=retina;416829]Hmm. Suppression of errors is the same as fixing the errors? Or is it just pretending it didn't happen?[/QUOTE]

Gotta love error_reporting(0); ;)

why am I getting this error for ANY exponent I manually request, regardless of the range/size of the exponent?

Error code: 40
Error text: No assignment available meeting CPU, program code and work preference requirements, cpu_id: *****, cpu # = 0, user_id = ****

[QUOTE=GhettoChild;421800]why am I getting this error for ANY exponent I manually request, regardless of the range/size of the exponent?

Error code: 40
Error text: No assignment available meeting CPU, program code and work preference requirements, cpu_id: *****, cpu # = 0, user_id = ****[/QUOTE]

What work type are you trying, what exponent range?