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Old 2016-09-09, 15:37   #23
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I turned several machines that way, changed the random value to 1000 and am still getting a high collision rate. It also seems like the 60 digit composites are increasing rather than decreasing - maybe just my perception...

I really do need to check out Antonio's code. I'm just too hung up on getting some of my machines up and running with what I know... I can't break out of my rut...
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Old 2016-09-09, 15:38   #24
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I will run there as well. I thought we were to leave <70 to the db. Sorry for my misunderstanding...
"Ordinarily" the DB local workers handle sub-70 digit comps, but 120k+ would definitely be anything but ordinary. Any idea if they're any particular form or did someone just decide to dump a bunch of random numbers in a pile and shovel them in?
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Old 2016-09-09, 15:44   #25
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I'm getting this message from factordb:

''You have reached your hourly limit of 12500 page requests.''
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Old 2016-09-09, 16:33   #26
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I'm getting this message from factordb:

''You have reached your hourly limit of 12500 page requests.''
Is that number correct? It used to be 1500 page requests per hour.
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Old 2016-09-09, 16:39   #27
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Is that number correct? It used to be 1500 page requests per hour.
Yes it was but now I am back to business.

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Old 2016-09-09, 16:44   #28
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I'm getting this message from factordb:

''You have reached your hourly limit of 12500 page requests.''
Same here.

@Antonio: Does your code offer a method to sign in to the db, create a cookie and use it for access? That might change/remove the limit.

Or, any other ideas?
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Old 2016-09-09, 16:48   #29
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Think it is blocking the IP. If I turn on "browsec" I can see back factordb.com but not run yafu.
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Old 2016-09-09, 16:57   #30
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Think it is blocking the IP. If I turn on "browsec" I can see back factordb.com but not run yafu.
I don't think it's blocking the IP. factordb.com provides an html page with the message. I think if you are signed in you get to access more. I may be wrong, though. (It happens once in a while... And, I haven't been around for a while...)
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Old 2016-09-09, 17:11   #31
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You're correct.
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Old 2016-09-09, 17:50   #32
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@Antonio: Does your code offer a method to sign in to the db, create a cookie and use it for access? That might change/remove the limit.
That's not implemented at the moment

My code reduces the page requests automatically if thinks it will exceed it, first by requesting more than one composite at a time and then, if it is still too fast, by inserting pauses to try and average out the page request rate to somewhere near the maximum.

The code on Github is still set to the old limit of 1500 page requests per hour, but that's set by a constant ($pagerate, line 24) which can be changed if the new rate limit really is 12500.
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Old 2016-09-09, 18:33   #33
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You should factor numbers beginning with 70 digits. This takes longer and the probability to hit the request limit per hour is much lower.
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