And now everything is finally back. Currently

As of 22 Jun 2024, 11:02:26 UTC [ Scheduler running ]
Total queued jobs: 1,336,930
In progress: 153,424
Successes last 24h: 91,239

and

Tasks ready to send 4785
Tasks in progress 153988
Workunits waiting for validation 0
Workunits waiting for assimilation 0

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And now everything is finally back. Currently

As of 22 Jun 2024, 11:02:26 UTC [ Scheduler running ]
Total queued jobs: 1,336,930
In progress: 153,424
Successes last 24h: 91,239

At last!
And plenty of work as well.

Now things just need to stop falling over in the first place.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Now things just need to stop falling over in the first place.

Yes, but also I'd remind everyone of my view

Rosetta Beta 6.04 tasks wrongly default to 3hrs CPU runtime while Rosetta v4.20 rightly default to 8hrs.

So set the Rosetta@home Target CPU Runtime explicitly to 8hrs so that CPU runtime matches what Boinc is told to assume, and not to 'not selected'.

Do more work, get more credits, Boinc schedules more correctly and sooner, batches of tasks issued by Rosetta last longer. Rosetta tasks run out less often. <Everyone> wins.

The alternative is what we have now - no new tasks. Everyone loses.

The more people make this change, the better for everyone, whether that boinc-process server goes down or not

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boinc-process server is dead again, Validation backlog continues to grow.

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Grant
Darwin NT

boinc-process server is dead again, Validation backlog continues to grow.

And it's back again.

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Grant
Darwin NT

boinc-process server is dead again, Validation backlog continues to grow.

And it's back again.

This is getting like my home-life...
"I've lost my xyz"
"You could at least help to look"
"Oh, there it is"
Me: "What was that you said?"

If I play dumb long enough before paying any attention, most things right themselves on their own

Edit: I just reached 40,000,000 on Rosetta
Edit2: And 100,000,000 for my team across all projects

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