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changed isp / email address. now down to 22nd from 15th
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 9:14 pm
by jaysback
well. thought i would have a bit of a tidy up today.
sorted out old email address on most of my project and delete some of my old p.c's from seti.
guess it did'nt go so well
all my climate stats have gone, best be temporary or i will have a shed load of catching up to do again
if nothing else it has made my graph look pretty. lol
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 9:16 pm
by UBT - Halifax-lad
If you mean you have changed your E-mail address to a new one on all projects then yes all is fine give it a day or 2 and everything will show up again
your CPID has just got to synchronize itself again
Re: changed isp / email address. now down to 22nd from 15th
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2006 10:11 pm
by UBT - Timbo
jaysback wrote:well. thought i would have a bit of a tidy up today.
sorted out old email address on most of my project
As long as you use the
same email address, then all the project stats will sum together - might take a day or two for the CPID's to sync, and then you'll be OK.
jaysback wrote: and delete some of my old p.c's from seti.
If you've deleted some PC's from SETI that's one thing and you might have lost overall credit as a result!!! - but if you've only deleted SETI from the PC's that's less likely to cause issues.....!
jaysback wrote: guess it did'nt go so well
all my climate stats have gone, best be temporary or i will have a shed load of catching up to do again
if nothing else it has made my graph look pretty. lol
You'll get them back once the CPID have synced...!
regards,
Tim
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 9:48 am
by jaysback
was'nt going to panic for a couple of days.
just thought i would let you all know what was going on.
on the seti thing, i did remove a couple of my old pc's a couple of months from my days when i used to spend most of my time overclocking.
deleting them did'nt loose any of the credits they had gained and yesturdays update did'nt show a loss, so should be ok - i hope -
here's to going back into 15th :wav:
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 1:07 pm
by UBT - Halifax-lad
So long as you delete hosts once all the results have been removed from the database and host all will be fine.
If you delete a host that still has WU's showing on it on the results page then you normally loose all credit associated with it
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 1:21 pm
by jaysback
thats not what i found on seti.
the few i deleted a couple of months back had 200 or so credits on each one.
deleted three in total but never lost a single credit.
if this has changed then i stand to loose some 20k of credit
we will see
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 1:27 pm
by jaysback
or i might even land up in 16th
looks like gregory williams has found some spare computing power from somewhere.
Posted: Tue Apr 18, 2006 1:40 pm
by Temujin
jaysback wrote:thats not what i found on seti.
the few i deleted a couple of months back had 200 or so credits on each one.
deleted three in total but never lost a single credit.
if this has changed then i stand to loose some 20k of credit
we will see
Don't worry.
Whether or not your host has credits when you delete it is irrelevant, you
WILL NOT lose credit.
And, you can't delete a host that has
1, outstanding results
or
2, results not purged from the database
you should only be able to delete a host that shows 0 in the results column of your host listings
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 5:04 pm
by gregoryw
jaysback wrote:or i might even land up in 16th
looks like gregory williams has found some spare computing power from somewhere.
I added another server to my network recently (2.8Ghz P4 machine). That crunches exclusively for CPDN Seasonal Attribution in its spare moments. Hence the speed increase.
Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 5:06 pm
by UBT - Halifax-lad
gregoryw wrote:I added another server to my network recently (2.8Ghz P4 machine). That crunches exclusively for CPDN Seasonal Attribution in its spare moments. Hence the speed increase.
Get NetDimes Installed on all of them and help us rise up the ranks
8)