[QUOTE=gd_barnes;126561]Ewwwwwe! Gross! Not the kind of pizza I want. Funny thing is my son and I had pizza tonight! :smile:
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no, not such a pizza! :sick:

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How old are your girls? I have a 12-year-old daughter and 15-year-old son.
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oh lucky guy... i got 3 of them (3-7-14 in years and all female) and a wife. so one man home alone struggling with life and net :grin:

[quote=gd_barnes;126558]OH!! And I thought I was hallucinating as I tried to test my Athlons and my 3.2-Ghz P4. They both went right into sleep mode

It's 4:30 AM in Portugal now. I'm sure he'll get it fixed in the morning. I'll be up 2 hours before the rally to test them then. Back to sieving...but I'll test again before I go to bed in about 4 hours.

I hope my work machines are able to start again. Unfortunately this is a big loss of processing power for me overnight on 7 machines and I just set them to port 100 this afternoon. Things had been running so well for the last week that I only set them for 5 pairs in the cache. It figures that that would happen after I had 100 pairs in the cache for port 300 all week.

When Carlos gets things working again, can anyone tell me if everyone's machines will automatically start recieving k/n pairs again? Or will LLRnet have to be restarted on each machine?

I may have to make a stop into work 1 hour before the rally.


Gary[/quote]
No, don't worry, you don't have to restart LLRnet--it will automatically retry communication every minute or so, and thus be all fine shortly after the server's back up. :smile:

[quote=kar_bon;126560]yeah, the last nights...
my daughter create a pizza in front of her bed 2 hours ago! :grin:
i had to clean it up! 2 nights ago the other was ill the same way all night!
so what can i do: stay here and wait! wait for the next illness this time online! :grin:[/quote]
Ick. :sick:

carlos is up, the server too :smile:

[quote=tnerual;126567]carlos is up, the server too :smile:[/quote]

It goes frequently down and I don't know why...

[quote=em99010pepe;126568]It goes frequently down and I don't know why...[/quote]
Hmm...do you think it's because of the heavy load?

In that case, do you think maybe you should try shutting down one of the CRUS servers during the rally to help the server handle the load better?

[quote=tnerual;126567]carlos is up, the server too :smile:[/quote]

No. Not working here. I just tried it again. The server is still sleeping. 7 work machines were working fine on port 100 this afternoon. I have my home machines set the same way.

It's been trying for 5+ mins. now.


Gary

[quote=Anonymous;126569]Hmm...do you think it's because of the heavy load?

In that case, do you think maybe you should try shutting down one of the CRUS servers during the rally to help the server handle the load better?[/quote]

If Tnerual has moved all of his machines off of the Sierp server, you might try shutting that one down. I still have 1 work machine running the Riesel server.


Gary

I've been noticing that llrserver has a memory leak...I don't know if that's the case. Meanwhile, you guys better move all cores to port 300.

[quote=em99010pepe;126572]I've been noticing that llrserver has a memory leak...I don't know if that's the case. Meanwhile, you guys better move all cores to port 300.[/quote]

Ouch. OK, I have 2 home cores running port 300 right now. I'll test it on the other 3, then back to sieving, then back to port 300 in the morning. I'll then have to run into work in the morning and change them all over.

So it's now official; the rally is now on port 300; the higher n-range?


Gary

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So it's now official; the rally is now on port 300; the higher n-range?

Gary[/quote]

I suppose so...