[SETI@Home] hitparade van 15 oktober

[Anoniem: 63996]

De wereld is nog steeds in een diepe shock. Niet van de banken crisis, niet van het feit dat wij met zijn allen failliet gaan. Nee, er is nog steeds geen UFO gesignaleerd die beloofd was op 14 oktober. Nu kan het zijn dat zijn tomtom niet opgeladen was/is of dat ze naar de verkeerde planeet aarde zijn gegaan. Die in de 93e dimensie maar al met al geen UFO te bekennen.

En dus grazen wij maar door op SETI om die puntoren met ogen op stokje toch maar te vinden.

En gelukkig gaan 2 nieuwe leden ons daar bij helpen :

BP de Vries 32
Nomen 492

Welkom aanboord. Links staat het bier en rechts de balen hooi en stro voor je koeien. Bix kan je bij de balie verkrijgen.

De afdeling mijlpalen van DPC gaat het weer redelijk druk krijgen vandaag.

Ensign Wildfire 2.000.000
Nils 5.000
etalien 5.000
highlore 4.000

Kunnen zich melden bij de balie om hun paal op te halen.


DPC SETI@Home hitparade van 15 oktober 2008

Daily Top 30
Flushers: 101 / 907 (11,1 %)
pos		daily	member	total
1.	(1)	20.055	[DPC] Switch	6.143.304	(4)
2.	(1)	10.305	hansR	12.202.212	(1)
3.	(1)	8.115	Sp@ceNv@der	8.771.286	(3)
4.	(1)	8.096	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	9.809.253	(2)
5.	()	7.933	Searchy! Internet Services V.O.F.	6.011.177	(5)
6.	()	5.285	o25o & Dharkon	3.988.045	(6)
7.	(3)	4.103	Ensign Wildfire	2.003.359	(8)
8.	(4)	2.333	F@stmem	1.154.321	(14)
9.	()	2.244	ray	749.698	(22)
10.	(3)	2.232	AmeComputers	1.024.658	(20)
11.	(7)	2.147	Gear Software	95.178	(110)
12.	(4)	2.112	Mr Beamer	1.255.514	(13)
13.	(2)	1.999	DeApen	58.796	(137)
14.	(3)	1.953	Override	654.097	(26)
15.	(1)	1.743	[DPC]Trancemaus	1.948.449	(9)
16.	(1)	1.366	Jan Zandvliet & x-RaY99	1.310.646	(12)
17.	(5)	1.279	Dr.Drax	470.286	(34)
18.	(72)	1.152	seridan	341.282	(49)
19.	(25)	1.119	Dellape	141.168	(83)
20.	(5)	1.086	Tijntje	1.103.266	(15)
21.	(5)	1.081	fly_boy	35.010	(191)
22.	(3)	1.026	MrViper	102.704	(104)
23.	(27)	878	etalien	5.206	(438)
24.	(103)	808	BlueTooth76	192.214	(65)
25.	(37)	806	kensei-01	27.825	(217)
26.	(43)	802	Ronnie Tober	141.470	(82)
27.	(44)	801	-BBT-HawkEye	111.131	(98)
28.	(39)	797	AtomicShockwave	45.159	(161)
29.	(3)	794	Dadoke	691.760	(23)
30.	(6)	716	RonaldS	71.658	(127)
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Overall Top 30
pos		total	member	daily
1.	()	12.202.212	hansR	10.305	(2)
2.	()	9.809.253	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	8.096	(4)
3.	()	8.771.286	Sp@ceNv@der	8.115	(3)
4.	()	6.143.304	[DPC] Switch	20.055	(1)
5.	()	6.011.177	Searchy! Internet Services V.O.F.	7.933	(5)
6.	()	3.988.045	o25o & Dharkon	5.285	(6)
7.	()	2.469.630	[DPC]Spinpoint	163	(48)
8.	()	2.003.359	Ensign Wildfire	4.103	(7)
9.	()	1.948.449	[DPC]Trancemaus	1.743	(15)
10.	()	1.498.040	MAX3400	0	(-)
11.	()	1.395.868	[DPC]Team Zuid-Holland	136	(52)
12.	()	1.310.646	Jan Zandvliet & x-RaY99	1.366	(16)
13.	()	1.255.514	Mr Beamer	2.112	(12)
14.	()	1.154.321	F@stmem	2.333	(8)
15.	()	1.103.266	Tijntje	1.086	(20)
16.	()	1.091.485	visvogel	45	(89)
17.	()	1.090.322	Speedy67 & Friends	46	(80)
18.	()	1.049.597	[DPC]SjoQing	0	(-)
19.	()	1.043.115	[DPC] Anticimex & Lock Metaaldetectie	0	(-)
20.	()	1.024.658	AmeComputers	2.232	(10)
21.	()	944.013	Berkie	385	(37)
22.	()	749.698	ray	2.244	(9)
23.	()	691.760	Dadoke	794	(29)
24.	()	673.789	Psyed	0	(-)
25.	()	670.388	Rydo	336	(38)
26.	()	654.097	Override	1.953	(14)
27.	()	626.692	MaNDaRK	0	(-)
28.	()	544.943	Jox444	675	(31)
29.	()	501.050	sebastiaan	155	(50)
30.	()	494.866	Zwahillius	0	(-)
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Teams Daily Top 15
pos		daily	team	total
1.	()	1.007.190	SETI.USA	821.450.343	(1)
23.	(2)	191.170	OcUK - Overclockers UK	165.517.945	(14)
24.	(3)	178.075	Team Art Bell	170.204.404	(11)
25.	(6)	177.604	Elite Games	72.373.115	(40)
26.	(4)	174.476	BOINC@AUSTRALIA	98.434.487	(29)
27.	(1)	169.691	Boone Community School District - Iowa	56.389.352	(46)
28.	(2)	167.575	BOINC SETI@home RUSSIA	91.240.061	(32)
29.	(3)	150.205	UK BOINC Team	101.845.905	(27)
30.	()	150.147	Dutch Power Cows	101.246.283	(28)
31.	(3)	137.616	BOINC@Denmark	83.966.831	(34)
32.	(1)	134.829	Team NIPPON	87.042.283	(33)
33.	(2)	130.770	AUSTRIA - NATIONAL - TEAM	97.753.298	(30)
34.	(5)	127.595	PC Perspective Killer Frogs	97.590.136	(31)
35.	()	118.573	Phoenix Rising	115.716.479	(22)
36.	()	116.196	BOINC.Italy	124.377.531	(19)
37.	(2)	110.860	Ars Technica	123.369.292	(20)
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Teams Overall Top 15
pos		total	team	daily
1.	()	821.450.343	SETI.USA	1.007.190	(1)
21.	()	118.485.966	US NAVY	264.349	(14)
22.	()	115.716.479	Phoenix Rising	118.573	(35)
23.	()	112.077.917	Canada	197.396	(20)
24.	()	107.451.407	Amateur Radio Operators	240.738	(17)
25.	()	107.113.621	U.S.Air Force	213.363	(18)
26.	()	105.632.130	Universe Examiners	104.142	(40)
27.	()	101.845.905	UK BOINC Team	150.205	(29)
28.	()	101.246.283	Dutch Power Cows	150.147	(30)
29.	()	98.434.487	BOINC@AUSTRALIA	174.476	(26)
30.	()	97.753.298	AUSTRIA - NATIONAL - TEAM	130.770	(33)
31.	()	97.590.136	PC Perspective Killer Frogs	127.595	(34)
32.	()	91.240.061	BOINC SETI@home RUSSIA	167.575	(28)
33.	()	87.042.283	Team NIPPON	134.829	(32)
34.	()	83.966.831	BOINC@Denmark	137.616	(31)
35.	()	81.019.364	BOINC@Poland	193.457	(22)
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Megaflush Top 5
pos	Team	Flush	Date
1.	[DPC]TeamGrazzie	553.056	04-01-2008
2.	chelloo.com	261.227	09-01-2008
3.	[DPC]Spinpoint	174.423	14-06-2007
4.	hansR	170.409	17-08-2008
5.	REISinformatiegroep	165.307	18-04-2007
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Mijlpalen

Ensign Wildfire	2.000.000
Nils	5.000
etalien	5.000
highlore	4.000

When do you get them

Team	Average	Days
Universe Examiners	105.104	89
Phoenix Rising	121.420	439
BOINC.Italy	105.948	478
Ars Technica	120.796	659

Nieuwe Leden

BP de Vries	32
Nomen	492

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Welkom, welkom BP de Vries en Nomen bij dit ongeregeld stelletje .

Laat ik BlueTooth76 dan maar FOTD benoemen met zijn 103 .

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Welkom BP de Vries
Welkom nomen

quote: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/tech_news.php

15 Oct 2008 21:51:36 UTC
This morning the other building in the Space Lab "complex" started having network issues on one of their subnets. For various reasons I shan't go into here, we have some servers on that subnet. Since some of these "foreign" servers were recently mounted, this reverberated into all kinds of NFS malaise on most of our local servers, some of which needed rebooting to break various network logjams (and then in one case fsck'ing after rebooting...). It's been that kind of day.

The good news is the mysql master/replica seemed to have survived the OS upgrade yesterday, though not after some confusion about unexpected behavior.

- Matt


14 Oct 2008 23:21:23 UTC
Well here we are. I just had a long day mostly occupied with upgrading the last of server that required a long-overdue OS upgrade. This was our master mysql server. We started the outage early so we could compress/back up the database like we usually do, then allowing enough time in the afternoon for me to install the new OS and configure everything. It seems everytime we install a new OS on a server, a completely random set of unexpected hurdles eats up a couple hours. Today was no different.

Hurdle 1: This system has two hardware RAID devices, which the OS saw as /dev/sda and /dev/sdb - the former being the root drive, the latter be
ing the data drive. The installer recognized both devices but swapped names - the root drive was /dev/sdb and the data drive was /dev/sda. Fair
enough, but I had to be extra careful not to blow the data drive away. This would have been okay, except upon reboot the names were swapped yet again, and grub's device map was pointing to the wrong drive (it doesn't use partition UUIDs). This led to some confusion and having to edit grub config files in rescue mode, etc.

Hurdle 2: Actually this happens every time I install an OS, but each time it is slightly different. That is, despite entering the proper network info during the install process, things just don't work right out of the box. This time it took 45 minutes of hair pulling before I gave up, swapped the ethernet jack from eth1 to eth0 (it was working just fine in eth1 before the upgrade) and then, inexplicably, I could see the world using the exact same "broken" configuration on eth0 that I used on eth1. Very annoying.

Hurdle 3: I was able to get mysql to start up and see the data, but it's master/replica configuration was messed up. I fixed it, but then the replica itself barfed for other reasons. Problem is it was still lodged on trying to replicate "alter table" commands which we do each week to compress the data. So every time I try to reset values an errant "alter table" seems to run, thus locking the database for 60-70 minutes. Makes debugging/progress very slow. In fact, the replica is still off - I just started the project running entirely on the master. I might get the replica working today. Maybe not.

- Matt