Sierp base 6 LLRnet server

[IronBits]

I understand better. llrnet server can handle the projects.
So, what do you want to do with the other spare 1,000+ ports and all this bandwidth?
LOL :)

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

I understand better. llrnet server can handle the projects.
So, what do you want to do with the other spare 1,000+ ports and all this bandwidth?
LOL :)

Well...maybe you could run an "LLRnet server hosting service", where people who want to be able to easily manage their personal efforts over a bunch of machines can have you host a personal LLRnet server for them, with them providing the knpairs?

Anyway, just an idea.

[gd_barnes]

Originally Posted by IronBits

I understand better. llrnet server can handle the projects.
So, what do you want to do with the other spare 1,000+ ports and all this bandwidth?
LOL :)

IronBits,

I am trying to convince the masses that we may want more servers here (albeit with little success) but that some will initially be inactive for a while and may have some sporadic activity after that. Some may even run heavily for a period of time and then be inactive for serveral weeks/months.

My thinking is that having them available and promoting them may bring more people in to use them.

With LLRnet we cannot mix primes of different types like k*2^n-1, k*2^n+1, k*6^n-1, k*6^n+1, etc. so each would require a different server.

With all the servers and bandwith you have available, I'd really like to take advantage of it if possible.

What is your opinion about this?


Thanks,
Gary

[IronBits]

Tell me what you want/need and I'll get busy on it.

[mdettweiler]

Hi IronBits,

Here's some more knpairs to add to the port 6 server. A bit much, you say? Well, I just heard from Gary via PM that Beyond's coming for a little visit on port 6.

The file consists of the 90K-100K range from Drive #3, and after that, sieve files for three individual Sierp. base 6 k's that I've reserved for LLRnet.

Anon

Edit by Max (8/30/09): Removed attachment (no longer needed).

[mdettweiler]

IronBits, I'm curious, what is the jobMaxTime setting on the port 6 server?

[IronBits]

jobMaxTime = 7 * 24 * 3600 -- 7 days

prunePeriod = 3600 -- hourly
work added to CRUS port 6

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

jobMaxTime = 7 * 24 * 3600 -- 7 days

prunePeriod = 3600 -- hourly
work added to CRUS port 6

Okay, thanks!