It happens with many Boinc projects, but one at a time. For some reason Boinc uses a huge list of certificates, which expire at different times.

I've complained to Opera I can't get onto their website, since Firefox lets me ignore the danger of death sign.

There is no problem anywhere, everything physically works, but just because something is one nanosecond out of date apparently we can't use it. Do you throw food out because it's only just past the use by date?

HSTS developers apparently think so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security

HSTS developers apparently think so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_Strict_Transport_Security

Except everything worked just fine back when we typed http. Just like our cars were fine before ABS and airbags.

It all happens because of Snowden.

It all happens because of Snowden.

You mean keeping the government out of our lives? I can appreciate that. Amazing what they can't see through a VPN....

I wonder what the bottleneck is at WCG? I've noticed if I'm downloading tasks I've just been issued, they're downloaded much more easily than ones I'm retrying. This suggests to me a disk bottleneck, and the recent tasks are still in the cache. Universe benefitted immensely from going to SSD, perhaps WCG is still on the old rust spinners?

In the middle of trying to reinstall it and get new work while updating other projects I get a transient error. So I manually start the download again for the 3 file segments not loaded and they download ok.

There is something funky going on with their web servers.
Stalls, transient errors, etc.

In the middle of trying to reinstall it and get new work while updating other projects I get a transient error. So I manually start the download again for the 3 file segments not loaded and they download ok.

There is something funky going on with their web servers.
Stalls, transient errors, etc.

I seem to be getting everything the first time today, yesterday i got everything in the second try, before that it was several tries. It's improving.

Looks like they finally got the bugs out.
Whats going on here in RAH?
Are they still auto kicking people because of errors, either by the project or by the user?

Looks like they finally got the bugs out.
Whats going on here in RAH?
Are they still auto kicking people because of errors, either by the project or by the user?

Probably, but Python is finally running out.

Looks like they finally got the bugs out.
Whats going on here in RAH?
Are they still auto kicking people because of errors, either by the project or by the user?

Probably, but Python is finally running out.

oh? then what?

Looks like they finally got the bugs out.
Whats going on here in RAH?
Are they still auto kicking people because of errors, either by the project or by the user?

Probably, but Python is finally running out.

oh? then what?

The end of the world as we know it. You could always try the new 30GB per 4 cores multithreaded climate prediction tasks that are on their way over the next month. I may need to upgrade some machines!

I wonder what the bottleneck is at WCG? I've noticed if I'm downloading tasks I've just been issued, they're downloaded much more easily than ones I'm retrying. This suggests to me a disk bottleneck, and the recent tasks are still in the cache. Universe benefitted immensely from going to SSD, perhaps WCG is still on the old rust spinners?

They appear to SLOWLY be making progress against their server problems.

Also, they are starting to offer GPU tasks again.

Looks like they finally got the bugs out.
Whats going on here in RAH?
Are they still auto kicking people because of errors, either by the project or by the user?

Probably, but Python is finally running out.

oh? then what?

The end of the world as we know it. You could always try the new 30GB per 4 cores multithreaded climate prediction tasks that are on their way over the next month. I may need to upgrade some machines!

sounds interesting...climate prediction..another cause we need to throw computing power at.
how doomed are we?

I wonder what the bottleneck is at WCG? I've noticed if I'm downloading tasks I've just been issued, they're downloaded much more easily than ones I'm retrying. This suggests to me a disk bottleneck, and the recent tasks are still in the cache. Universe benefitted immensely from going to SSD, perhaps WCG is still on the old rust spinners?

They appear to SLOWLY be making progress against their server problems.

Also, they are starting to offer GPU tasks again.

They still have off and on issues with the data downloads.
I got most of the files and then it stopped.

9/13/2022 10:22:05 AM | World Community Grid | Started download of MCM1_0191041_9462_MCM1_0191041_9462.txt
9/13/2022 10:22:08 AM | World Community Grid | Temporarily failed download of dedae08141072ef749358ddb593d1081.zip: transient HTTP error
9/13/2022 10:22:08 AM | World Community Grid | Backing off 00:02:44 on download of dedae08141072ef749358ddb593d1081.zip

I guess it finished downloading later on....no other project was doing any communication.

sounds interesting...climate prediction..another cause we need to throw computing power at.
how doomed are we?

I'm not an alarmist, so the climate changes a bit, it would have done that anyway. We're putting the CO2 back in the atmosphere that used to be there before oil and coal and gas were created, back in a time when plants thrived because they could breathe more easily. But I'll help them do the calculations so they can see sense.

They still have off and on issues with the data downloads.
I got most of the files and then it stopped.

9/13/2022 10:22:05 AM | World Community Grid | Started download of MCM1_0191041_9462_MCM1_0191041_9462.txt
9/13/2022 10:22:08 AM | World Community Grid | Temporarily failed download of dedae08141072ef749358ddb593d1081.zip: transient HTTP error
9/13/2022 10:22:08 AM | World Community Grid | Backing off 00:02:44 on download of dedae08141072ef749358ddb593d1081.zip

I guess it finished downloading later on....no other project was doing any communication.

Yeah i wake up each day to computers doing other things, then retry the files several times and they get going again.

Looked at climate and its 0 all across the board.
They talk like a hit and miss type project.
Shove a whole bunch of work out and then nothing else is left after that's been taken.
How fast do they refresh the server?
I'll stick with the projects I have now, they are steady.
I hate hit and miss projects.

Looked at climate and its 0 all across the board.
They talk like a hit and miss type project.
Shove a whole bunch of work out and then nothing else is left after that's been taken.
How fast do they refresh the server?
I'll stick with the projects I have now, they are steady.
I hate hit and miss projects.

There should be loads within a month when they get the multithread stuff out, so they can do more detailed work.

I just leave rare projects on all the time and they get it when they get it.

Looked at climate and its 0 all across the board.
They talk like a hit and miss type project.
Shove a whole bunch of work out and then nothing else is left after that's been taken.
How fast do they refresh the server?
I'll stick with the projects I have now, they are steady.
I hate hit and miss projects.

There should be loads within a month when they get the multithread stuff out, so they can do more detailed work.

I just leave rare projects on all the time and they get it when they get it.

I'll keep watching then.
I see you and Jim over there in the boards.
I have 50% memory capacity still since even the tasks here are not as large as they used to be.
But I'm not contributing here due to that kick at any little thing that goes wrong bot.