Just too many problems for me to deal with. I am not qualified to comment on this very fine project and will continue to support this BOINC project in the future when the problems are put to bed. In the mean while I will support a number of other projects.

It looks like you had several very long "hung work units" (they ran for 3 & 4 days, vs his 2hr preference, before he found and aborted them).

I know software guys are always promising "the next release". But they are presently testing changes on Ralph (I've seen them) which should be available on Rosetta in the next couple of days that will prevent these "hung work units" problems from, well, getting you hung up.

With the next release, these will work their way through the system normally, reporting what models they did complete successfully, and the fact that it seemed to run for an extended period (an hour) of time without progress and so it was ended.

This will help the project resolve any future problems with the application or the work units, and help participants like yourself not to lose 4 days of crunch time, which further helps the project get more valid models crunched and you to get more credits.

Please check the applications page in a week and see if we are over 5.03, and that will mean the fix is in place.

You may also want to consider a longer runtime for each work unit. This means you crunch more models against a single protein before you return the results, and so less upload/download bandwidth. You do this in your Rosetta preferences. Do it before you have a large cache of work, or ratchet it up only a little at a time so your cache of 20 x 2hr work doesn't become 20 x 24hr work instantly.

P.S. thanks for not leaving "in flames" the way some do. It just shows you how messed up some people are. Hope to see you back crunching in a week.