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 2003-12-03, 14:04 #3 GP2     Sep 2003 5·11·47 Posts One of the scripts I run regularly checks for exponents that are assigned but have already been factored. The most recent run showed: Code: Exponents assigned (LL testing) that already have a factor? ------- factors ------- 10548491,114813042292255308481 20861773,53368898818455899608663 21236561,1830770648128687616906281 21250771,231495979763797238268689074541177 21397807,125957393078551400623 21398227,88156696745048623921 ------- STATUS_L.TXT ------- 10548491,D ,64,,13.9,16.7,60.7,02-Dec-03 19:54,19-Nov-03 05:05,Team_Prime_Rib,Reboot_It180 20861773, ,66,,45.3,3.6,45.6,21-Oct-03 17:52,18-Oct-03 20:38,bsman,p41800s 21236561, ,66,,14.2,2.8,62.8,,18-Nov-03 22:27,CDavis,P2530 21250771, ,66,,13.3,29.7,74.7,,19-Nov-03 18:34,DL1ELY,DL1ELY 21397807, ,66,,2.9,11.1,71.1,,30-Nov-03 04:15,.,C19214038 21398227, ,66,,2.9,28.1,85.1,,30-Nov-03 04:47,curtisc,ccc54 When I find cases like this, I re-report the factors to PrimeNet using the manual report page, under Dummy_Results account created by garo. This hopefully prevents an entirely useless LL test from being done... hopefully, the next time Prime95 updates its info with the server, it sees "this exponent is not assigned to you" and deletes it from the worktodo.ini file of whoever it was assigned to. The factor did make it into the "weekly" data files (Dec 2 release), which is how I detected it, so presumably you got credit for it. I haven't figured out how this situation occurs, but every week there are at least one or two cases of assigned exponents that already have a factor.