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#331 |
May 2009
Russia, Moscow
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Sadly, FactorDB lost it's cache for aliquot sequences and now each sequence recalculates from scratch and it takes substantial server resources (f.e. 634,721 queries (1,831.36 seconds) for 785232 and 730,972 queries (2,096.81 seconds) for 933436). Server load ATM is above 40.
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#332 | |
Sep 2009
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That may explain why it's been saying
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Does it cache a sequence once it's recalculated it? Chris |
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#333 |
May 2009
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#334 |
Mar 2016
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#335 |
"Ed Hall"
Dec 2009
Adirondack Mtns
3,541 Posts |
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I've only had minor issues with the db. All my completed Primo certificates have made it in successfully (knocking on wood).
The big "however" though, is that my rPi that handles all my Primo assignments has crashed. The Primo machines are all finishing their current assignment and then laying dormant awaiting the next candidate. It's the OS, not the h/w. I tried the card in a second rPi with identical results. The logs point to a media issue. But, I'll have to migrate the controlling programs to another machine tomorrow. Not only was the rPi assigning Primo candidates, but it was aslo tracking composite factoring to cut down on duplication within my own farm. Last fiddled with by EdH on 2018-12-05 at 03:49 Reason: Deleting some line breaks - why am I seeing so many nowadays? |
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#336 |
May 2009
Russia, Moscow
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#337 |
"Ed Hall"
Dec 2009
Adirondack Mtns
3,541 Posts |
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Not sure if you're looking for the specific program referenced only, or "a" program, but I'm using a script that was written by yoyo and is available here:
Benutzer Diskussion:Yoyo/factordb My version is modified quite extensively, but the original runs fine. |
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#338 |
Mar 2018
100000012 Posts |
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Is resource usage tracking broken? http://factordb.com/res.php keeps showing me zeros and "starting" on refresh.
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#339 |
Mar 2016
2·29 Posts |
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At least from Friday 12/07 the FactorDB page does not respond anything. From the other hand some activity has place, i.e. there .
What's going on?. If someone knows anything about, or HAS access to FactorDB currently, please send us a message. Regards, cubaq Last fiddled with by cubaq on 2018-12-11 at 11:50 |
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#340 |
Sep 2002
Vienna, Austria
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Must be a problem with your ISP. I have been able to access the database in the past few days.
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#341 |
Jun 2003
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No problems here.
EDIT:- What do you get when you ping factordb.com? Last fiddled with by axn on 2018-12-11 at 14:00 |
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