Other Factordb Problems - Page 38

chris2be8 · 2019-08-17, 05:14

http://factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3...100&mindig=976 has the following line:

Code:

 1100000000912669116     7420738134811     13

Clicking it shows it fully factored, but it stays in the list.

Chris

EdH · 2019-08-18, 02:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by chris2be8

http://factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3...100&mindig=976 has the following line:

Code:

 1100000000912669116     7420738134811     13

Clicking it shows it fully factored, but it stays in the list.

Chris

Yep, another example of the "##" issue. I think there are four PRPs below 4000 dd, now. . .

Stargate38 · 2019-09-02, 22:57

I started with this prime that I had bookmarked:

http://factordb.com/index.php?id=1100000000636891196

When I try to open the More Information section, it won't respond. After that the DB wouldn't respond to another number I had bookmarked. It happened to be divisible by the prime mentioned above:

Code:

161026132504206316362717136199955135181448302659241236044960558447024397439996438318076254736784051359999

I tried other numbers, but it remained unresponsive. I eventually got a message saying "You have reached the maximum of 4 parallel processing requests" on a second tab I had open. It's been stuck like that for several minutes. The original tab returned a 502 Proxy error. It won't even let me see the Limits page.

Happy5214 · 2019-09-03, 02:10

That's another issue. IMO it should at least let you see the limits page, even if you're over the quota.

chris2be8 · 2019-09-03, 15:35

I've had problems with it saying "You have reached the maximum of 4 parallel processing requests" (I'm running some scripts that regularly submit factors to factordb). Then it started saying "You have reached your hourly limit of 2000 seconds CPU-time." Which only makes sense if some of the tasks I had running were in a loop.

I wasn't doing anything I havn't done before so I think there was an issue in factordb. But it seems back to normal now.

Chris

MDaniello · 2019-09-04, 15:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by chris2be8

I've had problems with it saying "You have reached the maximum of 4 parallel processing requests" (I'm running some scripts that regularly submit factors to factordb). Then it started saying "You have reached your hourly limit of 2000 seconds CPU-time."

The same happened to me today. I've already seen (occasionally) the "4 parallel request" alert, but the "hourly limit of CPU-time" one is new to me. Could it be that the limit was higher before, and it has been lowered to 2000 second yesterday?

Stargate38 · 2019-09-05, 17:11

My limit used to be 750 seconds (yuck), so I don't think your limit was lowered. About the parallel requests, maybe something got stuck in an infinite loop, or it just took a long time to process.

chris2be8 · 2019-09-08, 19:46

http://factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3...00&mindig=1281 gets a blank page with just the headers. And my script gets 500 Internal Server Error.

Chris

MDaniello · 2019-09-18, 07:25

The number (2^9999*43697976428649+6)^2-1 is shown as PRP, while being obviously composite. No "##" or "%" this time.

Feeding the algebraic factors doesn't solve the problem. Clicking on "More information", the algebraic factors are there!

(Funny note: both algebraic factors are prime, they are part of a quadruplet.)

ATH · 2019-09-18, 07:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by MDaniello

The number (2^9999*43697976428649+6)^2-1 is shown as PRP, while being obviously composite. No "##" or "%" this time.

Feeding the algebraic factors doesn't solve the problem. Clicking on "More information", the algebraic factors are there!

(Funny note: both algebraic factors are prime, they are part of a quadruplet.)

Queued a 3-PRP test on it and now it is listed as composite.

MDaniello · 2019-09-18, 08:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by ATH

Queued a 3-PRP test on it and now it is listed as composite.

Thank you! So it was actually a pseudoprime to the default test (it's 2-PRP, right?).

It's odd that reporting a factor doesn't let the db realize the number is composite, but i guess is how it works. From now on in a similar situation i'll try a different base test too.

(BTW the factors had to be reported again to achieve FF status.)

2019-08-17, 05:14	#408
chris2be8 Sep 2009 2×1,039 Posts	http://factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3...100&mindig=976 has the following line: Code: 1100000000912669116 7420738134811 13 Clicking it shows it fully factored, but it stays in the list. Chris

2019-09-02, 22:57	#410
Stargate38 "Daniel Jackson" May 2011 14285714285714285714 663₁₀ Posts	I started with this prime that I had bookmarked: http://factordb.com/index.php?id=1100000000636891196 When I try to open the More Information section, it won't respond. After that the DB wouldn't respond to another number I had bookmarked. It happened to be divisible by the prime mentioned above: Code: 161026132504206316362717136199955135181448302659241236044960558447024397439996438318076254736784051359999 I tried other numbers, but it remained unresponsive. I eventually got a message saying "You have reached the maximum of 4 parallel processing requests" on a second tab I had open. It's been stuck like that for several minutes. The original tab returned a 502 Proxy error. It won't even let me see the Limits page. Last fiddled with by Stargate38 on 2019-09-02 at 23:01 Reason: forgot period

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2019-09-03, 02:10	#411
Happy5214 "Alexander" Nov 2008 The Alamo City 2B0₁₆ Posts	That's another issue. IMO it should at least let you see the limits page, even if you're over the quota.

2019-09-03, 15:35	#412
chris2be8 Sep 2009 2·1,039 Posts	I've had problems with it saying "You have reached the maximum of 4 parallel processing requests" (I'm running some scripts that regularly submit factors to factordb). Then it started saying "You have reached your hourly limit of 2000 seconds CPU-time." Which only makes sense if some of the tasks I had running were in a loop. I wasn't doing anything I havn't done before so I think there was an issue in factordb. But it seems back to normal now. Chris

2019-09-05, 17:11	#414
Stargate38 "Daniel Jackson" May 2011 14285714285714285714 3·13·17 Posts	My limit used to be 750 seconds (yuck), so I don't think your limit was lowered. About the parallel requests, maybe something got stuck in an infinite loop, or it just took a long time to process.

2019-09-08, 19:46	#415
chris2be8 Sep 2009 100000011110₂ Posts	http://factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3...00&mindig=1281 gets a blank page with just the headers. And my script gets 500 Internal Server Error. Chris

2019-09-18, 07:25	#416
MDaniello May 2019 Rome, Italy 100011₂ Posts	The number (2^9999*43697976428649+6)^2-1 is shown as PRP, while being obviously composite. No "##" or "%" this time. Feeding the algebraic factors doesn't solve the problem. Clicking on "More information", the algebraic factors are there! (Funny note: both algebraic factors are prime, they are part of a quadruplet.)