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#34 |
Oct 2008
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This did the trick.
Thanks for you prompt reaction. |
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#35 | |
Aug 2008
8610 Posts |
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You can see both entries in the v5 server are from the same date: http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_exp...&B1=Get+status Here's my two similar cases: http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_exp...&B1=Get+status http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_exp...&B1=Get+status There were two that I submitted with the manual testing form, and they show two lines of results also, but in those cases, the full residue is there. ie: http://v5www.mersenne.org/report_exp...&B1=Get+status |
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#36 | |
Dec 2003
Hopefully Near M48
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#37 | |
Jul 2005
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I thought its possible to see my old style stats. I just wanted to verify it because I am missing the credits which were checked in by v4 clients between 2008-10-27 and 2008-10-29. (7 x 10M-digit LL-test) My 2 last recent LL tests from 2008-10-30 (also checked in by v4 clients) are credited aleready on v5 account. |
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#38 |
Aug 2002
Termonfeckin, IE
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tmorrow, the old server used to under-credit TF as compared to LL. If the new server has corrected this, it should account for about 30-50% of the increase.
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#39 |
6809 > 6502
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Aug 2003
101×103 Posts
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#40 |
Jan 2003
Altitude>12,500 MSL
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Please email me the particulars of any issue.
The v4_computers 'virtual' CPU is a logical container - upgrading to Prime95 25.7 or later effects the defection of that computer from that group. Once the v4 group is empty you can drop your v4_computers CPU to ANONYMOUS on your CPUs page for eventual admin cleanup. v4 stats are now appearing on the account summary page. |
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#41 |
Jun 2003
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I have a few previously "borged" v4_computers under my v4 user id (RMAC9.5) that I no longer have access to that are still reporting to Primenet (i.e upgrading them to Prime95 25.7 or higher is not an option). How will the v5 server deal with these results? Will they simply stay in the v4_computers 'virtual' CPU container forever? If so, that is not a problem for me as long as their results are credited to my v5 account.
I have also been unsuccessful in setting up RMAC9.5 as a v5 user id. Will it be possible to use RMAC9.5 as my v5 user id in the future? I would very much like to continue using my v4 user id and I don't mind waiting if it takes a while for this to happen. Roger P.S. I just found a trial factoring result (M50607409) that was reported this morning by a PC that I still have access to via the v4 bridge. It was credited to ANONYMOUS v4_computers. Will this result be credited to me when I get a v5 user id set up and link it to my v4 user id or does the credit for each PC wait until it is upgraded to Prime95 25.7? Last fiddled with by RMAC9.5 on 2008-10-31 at 14:28 Reason: Added P.S. question |
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#42 |
1976 Toyota Corona years forever!
"Wayne"
Nov 2006
Saskatchewan, Canada
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For the past few years I have always had between 6 and 9 active PCs; a few were mine but the rest belonged to friends and family.
So, in v4 I had a "team" of 6 or 9 PCs. BUT in v5 I am simply called a "user" with 7 computers. So, in v5 what constitues a team vs a user with several computers? |
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#43 |
Account Deleted
"Tim Sorbera"
Aug 2006
San Antonio, TX USA
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In v5, Teams are groups of user accounts separate from the account itself. If you want your account to be part of a team, you join your account to that team, but unlike v4, your account exists as well as the team.
http://www.mersenne.org/team/ You can see team summaries or create or join a team there. |
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#44 |
Jul 2004
Mid Calder, Scotland
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I was wondering if the summary page could be altered a little bit to group some of the sections a little better.
Under the summary you have the following components: Stats for the last 365 days CPU time by stats type (pie) Rank (percentile) by stats type (graph) Computers Workload Lifetime Completed by Result-Type Lifetime CPU time by stats type (pie) Would it be possible to have the: Stats for the last 365 days and Lifetime Completed by Result-Type next to one another in the first section (and could they both have the stats split into 9 categories. Currently the stats for the last 365 days counts all TF together as TF the lifetime counts them as F and NF) Underneath could we then have the CPU time by stats type (pie), Rank (percentile) by stats type (graph) and Lifetime CPU time by stats type (pie) side by side in the second section Followed in the final section by workload and computers side by side. I hope I have put this clearly (let me know if I haven't). I would have thought most people use their summary for stats and these should come first. Also by grouping these components together it should be easier to read and there should be less need to scroll up and down? Just a thought, I wondered if anyone else agreed? |
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