About 3 hours ago I noticed that the Rosetta program I have running on 4 machines seemed to just stop processing jobs. The jobs are shown to be running in the BOINC manager, but the % completed remains constant and the time to completion is increasing rather that decreasing. Einstein@Home jobs continue to run normally. If it was just only one machine, but 4 ? I have made no changes in preferences.

Very spooky

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About 3 hours ago I noticed that the Rosetta program I have running on 4 machines seemed to just stop processing jobs. The jobs are shown to be running in the BOINC manager, but the % completed remains constant and the time to completion is increasing rather that decreasing. Einstein@Home jobs continue to run normally. If it was just only one machine, but 4 ? I have made no changes in preferences.

Very spooky

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Linux install by any chance?

I'm seeing the exact same thing on exactly one system, which is running RedHat Fedora Core 4, Boinc 5.2.6, and it was the 4.78 version of Rosetta that kept "wedging"

If it is Linux, next time you see this try doing a ps -ax, and see what shows in the STAT column. I was getting 'S', when it should be 'R' for a running process.

This thread describes the problem I'm having.

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About 3 hours ago I noticed that the Rosetta program I have running on 4 machines seemed to just stop processing jobs. The jobs are shown to be running in the BOINC manager, but the % completed remains constant and the time to completion is increasing rather that decreasing. Einstein@Home jobs continue to run normally. If it was just only one machine, but 4 ? I have made no changes in preferences.

Very spooky

F. Prefect

Linux install by any chance?

I'm seeing the exact same thing on exactly one system, which is running RedHat Fedora Core 4, Boinc 5.2.6, and it was the 4.78 version of Rosetta that kept "wedging"

If it is Linux, next time you see this try doing a ps -ax, and see what shows in the STAT column. I was getting 'S', when it should be 'R' for a running process.

This thread describes the problem I'm having.

No, I was running Redhat Linux (7.1 I believe) on dual boot with windoz98, but now two of the machines are running windoz98, the onther 2, XP. I doesn't seem to matter whether I am connected or not and I can switch over to Einstein@Home and those jobs run normally. I know it was working this morning becasue I uploaded 4 or 5 results that were completed this morning. Now, the BOINC manager shows them running normally but the percentage completed remains unchanged and the the time to completion slowly increases.

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Try restarting the boinc manager and see if that helps but before doing it, save the stdout.txt files in the slot directories where the jobs are being run and email them to me if you can. dekim at u.washington.edu. It's odd that it is happening to all 4 at the same time. If restarting doesn't help, cancel the workunits and see if the next wu's run okay.

Is anyone else out there having similar problems on multiple machines?

Try restarting the boinc manager and see if that helps but before doing it, save the stdout.txt files in the slot directories where the jobs are being run and email them to me if you can. dekim at u.washington.edu. It's odd that it is happening to all 4 at the same time. If restarting doesn't help, cancel the workunits and see if the next wu's run okay.

Is anyone else out there having similar problems on multiple machines?

As I hinted, I'm having a similar problem, but it's only on my one Linux system. If I catch it at it again, do you want me to send the same set of files to you?

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Yes, send me the stdout.txt file.