LLRnet private server

em99010pepe · 2008-07-07, 11:40

I was running a private llrnet server for a few friends. I think it's time to publish its address just in case someone wants to join the fun of prime hunting.

serverName = "nplb.dynip.telepac.pt"
port = 500
jobMaxTime = 2 days

The server is handling some 9ks work from 790,000 to 800,000. 790k to 795 is already done. After finishing this range and upon the availability of more files I would like to add some ranges from the 6th RPS Drive. If not possible I'll add the range 800,000 to 805,000 from the 9ks drive.

Carlos

VBCurtis · 2008-07-08, 06:19

If they want to join the fun of prime hunting, they can reserve a file like anyone else. If we wanted an LLRnet server, we would have set one up. Why do you think LLRnet makes this better, or more accurate?
-Curtis

Kosmaj · 2008-07-08, 07:18

Well, in some cases LLRnet can be helpful, for example on machines which are available from time to time and only for a while. In such case completing a reserved file with 700 entries at 700k can take a long time. And also to automate the process, so that no interaction with the client is necessary (remote clients?).

So if the guys want to do it that way, I see no harm. Provided that they use stable hardware.

But there are drawbacks: the LLR exe used by the client is not updated frequently, the client doesn't support proxy with authentication, in some settings network connection is not available or not desired, etc.

em99010pepe · 2008-07-08, 08:02

Shut up Curtis and stop sending me PM's.

2008-07-07, 11:40	#1
em99010pepe Sep 2004 2·5·283 Posts	LLRnet private server I was running a private llrnet server for a few friends. I think it's time to publish its address just in case someone wants to join the fun of prime hunting. serverName = "nplb.dynip.telepac.pt" port = 500 jobMaxTime = 2 days The server is handling some 9ks work from 790,000 to 800,000. 790k to 795 is already done. After finishing this range and upon the availability of more files I would like to add some ranges from the 6th RPS Drive. If not possible I'll add the range 800,000 to 805,000 from the 9ks drive. Carlos

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2008-07-08, 06:19	#2
VBCurtis "Curtis" Feb 2005 Riverside, CA 1001000000101₂ Posts	If they want to join the fun of prime hunting, they can reserve a file like anyone else. If we wanted an LLRnet server, we would have set one up. Why do you think LLRnet makes this better, or more accurate? -Curtis

2008-07-08, 07:18	#3
Kosmaj Nov 2003 2·1,811 Posts	Well, in some cases LLRnet can be helpful, for example on machines which are available from time to time and only for a while. In such case completing a reserved file with 700 entries at 700k can take a long time. And also to automate the process, so that no interaction with the client is necessary (remote clients?). So if the guys want to do it that way, I see no harm. Provided that they use stable hardware. But there are drawbacks: the LLR exe used by the client is not updated frequently, the client doesn't support proxy with authentication, in some settings network connection is not available or not desired, etc.

2008-07-08, 08:02	#4
em99010pepe Sep 2004 B0E₁₆ Posts	Shut up Curtis and stop sending me PM's.