Port 7000 issue

[IronBits]

Yes, there was a second header record in knpairs.txt and messed it all up.
It's fixed now and Gary is cleaning up the results.txt and I should be able to get the server back online shortly.
Hang in there, almost done...

[IronBits]

Server is back up and online handing out work to Bruce and Gary .

[gd_barnes]

Yep, my bad. Sorry everyone. In the future, I'll only include the header line the very first time that a server is run.

David cleaned up the knpairs.txt and joblist.txt and also removed all the primes that we don't need. I then cleaned up the results.txt and he got everything reloaded properly.

Everything is good now!

Thanks David. I enjoyed the chat on the phone and it helped greatly here.


Gary

[IronBits]

Ditto!
I learned a little more about how the servers work to.

[em99010pepe]

I'm sorry I didn't stay more time here helping but I had people waiting for me at university.
I'm glad everything is now ok.
Good work guys!

Carlos

[em99010pepe]

I am not sure but I think when you use different headers on the manual client it will LLR as indicated on the header.
Imagine:

0:M:1:5:258
17152 275725
17152 275945
17152 276297
17152 276605
0:M:1:2:258
871 541321
501 541323
423 541324

First LLR will test base 5 (-1) and then base 2 (-1). Maybe it's different with llrnet.

Carlos

[Mini-Geek]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

I am not sure but I think when you use different headers on the manual client it will LLR as indicated on the header.
Imagine:

0:M:1:5:258
17152 275725
17152 275945
17152 276297
17152 276605
0:M:1:2:258
871 541321
501 541323
423 541324

First LLR will test base 5 (-1) and then base 2 (-1). Maybe it's different with llrnet.

Carlos

That's not how LLR works, so I doubt that's how LLRnet works. I don't remember the thread, but there was a thread a while back (I think in NPLB) that talked about the multiple-headers-per-file thing and how that messes up LLR. There's a way around it by using what (IIRC) is called ABC formatting.
Edit: Here it is: http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...9&postcount=18

[em99010pepe]

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

That's not how LLR works, so I doubt that's how LLRnet works. I don't remember the thread, but there was a thread a while back (I think in NPLB) that talked about the multiple-headers-per-file thing and how that messes up LLR. There's a way around it by using what (IIRC) is called ABC formatting.
Edit: Here it is: http://www.mersenneforum.org/showpos...9&postcount=18

Thanks, I wasn't sure about it.

[henryzz]

i just found that IB7000 has been rejecting my results all day

[em99010pepe]

Install llrnet client again and try again running some candidates, set your cache wu to 2.

[henryzz]

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

Install llrnet client again and try again running some candidates, set your cache wu to 2.

ok will do