I looked at the internal database for host 9068.
It's a Pentium 366MHz running XP. Hey guy, show up, we need your help to track down the problem - since your IP is a private one, you may be using a proxy!
Please give us some feedback so we can find the reason why you keep getting download errors!
Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's no need to fear...
thanks for keeping a sharp eye on others' problems. (In fact, they are ours too.)
I sent him an e-mail and hopefully the whole problem turns out to be a proxy issue... I had one myself some weeks ago which gave me upload errors (which are more catastrophic than download errors)
Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's no need to fear...
=========
Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week or 2 before being sent out again ... :)
> Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically
> created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's
> no need to fear...
> =========
>
> Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week or 2
> before being sent out again ... :)
>
>
I wish this were true, but it appears that all the WU's issued to my Power Mac G5 2.5 have been paired up with host #9068 and no one else. No other hosts have been issued these WU's. Bummer!
> > Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is
> automatically
> > created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so
> there's
> > no need to fear...
> > =========
> >
> > Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week
> or 2
> > before being sent out again ... :)
> >
> >
> I wish this were true, but it appears that all the WU's issued to my Power Mac
> G5 2.5 have been paired up with host #9068 and no one else. No other hosts
> have been issued these WU's. Bummer!
Looked at the database, yes he's eaten 120 jobs in several bursts, using up the "requests per user per day" within minutes...
The policy is never to give the same WU to a user again, so it will take some time until 120 times 3 users have requested them again.
Please be patient. Time heals almost all wounds, you will get credit where credit is due
Host 9068
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> Who
> ever owns this host has a 100% failure rate and keeps getting downloads!
I looked at the internal database for host 9068.
It's a Pentium 366MHz running XP. Hey guy, show up, we need your help to track down the problem - since your IP is a private one, you may be using a proxy!
Please give us some feedback so we can find the reason why you keep getting download errors!
Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's no need to fear...
S
> Who > ever owns this host
)
> Who
> ever owns this host has a 100% failure rate and keeps getting downloads!
laughingboy,
thanks for keeping a sharp eye on others' problems. (In fact, they are ours too.)
I sent him an e-mail and hopefully the whole problem turns out to be a proxy issue... I had one myself some weeks ago which gave me upload errors (which are more catastrophic than download errors)
S
Others, don't worry: upon a
)
Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's no need to fear...
=========
Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week or 2 before being sent out again ... :)
> Others, don't worry: upon a
)
> Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is automatically
> created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so there's
> no need to fear...
> =========
>
> Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week or 2
> before being sent out again ... :)
>
>
I wish this were true, but it appears that all the WU's issued to my Power Mac G5 2.5 have been paired up with host #9068 and no one else. No other hosts have been issued these WU's. Bummer!
:P
[pre]It's a dog's life...
> > Others, don't worry: upon
)
> > Others, don't worry: upon a client download error, a new job is
> automatically
> > created for every affected workunit, and it's done pretty quickly so
> there's
> > no need to fear...
> > =========
> >
> > Thats a good thing IMO, so the WU or WU's just don't sit there for a week
> or 2
> > before being sent out again ... :)
> >
> >
> I wish this were true, but it appears that all the WU's issued to my Power Mac
> G5 2.5 have been paired up with host #9068 and no one else. No other hosts
> have been issued these WU's. Bummer!
Looked at the database, yes he's eaten 120 jobs in several bursts, using up the "requests per user per day" within minutes...
The policy is never to give the same WU to a user again, so it will take some time until 120 times 3 users have requested them again.
Please be patient. Time heals almost all wounds, you will get credit where credit is due
S