CPU stats reduction

Prime95 · 2008-11-17, 15:42

I just fixed a v4 bridge bug for people using v25 to talk to the v4 server which than passed through the bridge to v5. If you completed a P-1 test you were also credited with trial factoring the exponent to 2^74.

The database has been repaired and the CPU credit deleted --- a real bummer to ANONYMOUS who was credited with 3.5 million CPU days for TFing M1061 to 2^74.

On to the next bug....

petrw1 · 2008-11-17, 16:46

I knew 1061 couldn't have been TF'd to 74 as I proposed in the 1061 factoring thread.

Hmmm. and I jumped up 10 places in the TF report....must have been a few more.

NBtarheel_33 · 2008-11-17, 18:08

Hi George,

Would it be you or Scott who would handle fixing results that got reported to the database twice? I have a bunch of TF results that are actually listed twice in the database, and in a few cases, I have been given double CPU credit.

Also, what would cause results to drop off the Last 365 Days report, when they had just been reported in September? I have a bunch of LMH TF results that were accepted and credited (and I still have the credit), but for some strange reason, they don't show up in my results list.

How was the vacation?

Prime95 · 2008-11-17, 19:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by NBtarheel_33

Also, what would cause results to drop off the Last 365 Days report, when they had just been reported in September? I have a bunch of LMH TF results that were accepted and credited (and I still have the credit), but for some strange reason, they don't show up in my results list.

This is intentional. I've deleted the history records of LMH results prior to October 17. This frees up disk space. Of course, you keep the CPU credit and the database still remembers factors found and factoring depth.

2008-11-17, 15:42	#1
Prime95 P90 years forever! Aug 2002 Yeehaw, FL 17×487 Posts	CPU stats reduction I just fixed a v4 bridge bug for people using v25 to talk to the v4 server which than passed through the bridge to v5. If you completed a P-1 test you were also credited with trial factoring the exponent to 2^74. The database has been repaired and the CPU credit deleted --- a real bummer to ANONYMOUS who was credited with 3.5 million CPU days for TFing M1061 to 2^74. On to the next bug....

2008-11-17, 18:08	#3
NBtarheel_33 "Nathan" Jul 2008 Maryland, USA 5·223 Posts	Hi George, Would it be you or Scott who would handle fixing results that got reported to the database twice? I have a bunch of TF results that are actually listed twice in the database, and in a few cases, I have been given double CPU credit. Also, what would cause results to drop off the Last 365 Days report, when they had just been reported in September? I have a bunch of LMH TF results that were accepted and credited (and I still have the credit), but for some strange reason, they don't show up in my results list. How was the vacation? Last fiddled with by NBtarheel_33 on 2008-11-17 at 18:09 Reason: fix missing "the"

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2008-11-17, 16:46	#2
petrw1 1976 Toyota Corona years forever! "Wayne" Nov 2006 Saskatchewan, Canada 1010011001101₂ Posts	I knew 1061 couldn't have been TF'd to 74 as I proposed in the 1061 factoring thread. Hmmm. and I jumped up 10 places in the TF report....must have been a few more.