Project 6318: Collection server misconfigured?

[k1wi]

Hi Guys,

I've just started a competition to encourage my members of my site to contribute to my team, and I've just recently had a large number of them complain that their not getting work units returned (and thus aren't yet qualifying for the competition )

I've so far gotten logs from a couple of them and I'll post them below:

User 1:

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--- Opening Log file [January 28 08:01:06 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

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Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsSheflApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: TheFranswer (Team 171641)
- User ID not found locally
+ Requesting User ID from server
- Machine ID: 1

Work directory not found. Creating...
Could not open work queue, generating new queue...
Initialization complete
- Preparing to get new work unit...
+ Attempting to get work packet
- Connecting to assignment server
- Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.60).
+ News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
Loaded queue successfully.
+ Closed connections

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core not found.
- Core is not present or corrupted.
- Attempting to download new core...
+ Downloading new core: FahCore_78.exe
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Verifying core Core_78.fah...
Signature is VALID

Trying to unzip core FahCore_78.exe
Decompressed FahCore_78.exe (2338816 bytes) successfully
+ Core successfully engaged

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 01 [January 28 08:02:54 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Created dyn
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390467 -> 2244040 (decompressed 574.7 percent)
- Starting from initial work packet

Project: 6318 (Run 846, Clone 75, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
Completed 0 out of 500000 steps  (0%)
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--- Opening Log file [January 28 11:12:34 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

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Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsSheflApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: TheFranswer (Team 171641)
- User ID: 3EBF67E6206A17C6
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

[Januar34] + Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 01 [January 28 11:12:34 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390467 -> 2244040 (decompressed 574.7 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 846, Clone 75, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 55000 out of 500000 steps  (11%)
Extra SSE boost OK.
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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Writing local files
Completed 500000 out of 500000 steps  (100%)
Writing final coordinates.
Past main M.D. loop

Finished Work Unit:
- Reading up to 362448 from "work/wudata_01.arc": Read 362448
- Reading up to 5797704 from "work/wudata_01.xtc": Read 5797704
goefile size: 0
Leaving Run
- Writing 7751212 bytes of core data to disk...
Done: 7750700 -> 6886074 (compressed to 88.8 percent)
  ... Done.
- Shutting down core

Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
CoreStatus = 64 (100)
Sending work to server
Project: 6318 (Run 846, Clone 75, Gen 0)


+ Attempting to send results [January 29 11:47:49 UTC]
- Couldn't send HTTP request to server
+ Could not connect to Work Server (results)
    (171.64.65.60:8080)
+ Retrying using alternative port
- Couldn't send HTTP request to server
+ Could not connect to Work Server (results)
    (171.64.65.60:80)
- Error: Could not transmit unit 01 (completed January 29) to work server.
  Keeping unit 01 in queue.
Project: 6318 (Run 846, Clone 75, Gen 0)


+ Attempting to send results [January 29 11:47:52 UTC]
- Couldn't send HTTP request to server
+ Could not connect to Work Server (results)
    (171.64.65.60:8080)
+ Retrying using alternative port
- Couldn't send HTTP request to server
+ Could not connect to Work Server (results)
    (171.64.65.60:80)
- Error: Could not transmit unit 01 (completed January 29) to work server.


+ Attempting to send results [January 29 11:47:55 UTC]
+ Results successfully sent
Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
+ Starting local stats count at 1
  Successfully sent unit 01 to Collection server.
- Preparing to get new work unit...
+ Attempting to get work packet
- Connecting to assignment server
- Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.65).
+ News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
Loaded queue successfully.
+ Closed connections

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 02 [January 29 11:53:06 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Created dyn
- Files status OK
- Expanded 9259155 -> 47924691 (decompressed 53.7 percent)
- Starting from initial work packet

Project: 2613 (Run 13, Clone 18, Gen 71)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
Protein: p2613_TETHERED VESICLES

Writing local files
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
Completed 0 out of 125000 steps  (0%)
Writing local files
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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+ Working...
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User 2:

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--- Opening Log file [January 27 11:07:27 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

###############################################################################
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Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsUserApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: twiner (Team 171641)
- User ID: 107D2ED55E58BC5D
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 03 [January 27 11:07:36 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390219 -> 2244040 (decompressed 575.0 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 2814, Clone 39, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 136749 out of 500000 steps  (27%)
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
Completed 140000 out of 500000 steps  (28%)
Writing local files
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--- Opening Log file [January 27 21:08:55 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

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Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsUserApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: twiner (Team 171641)
- User ID: 107D2ED55E58BC5D
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 03 [January 27 21:08:57 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390219 -> 2244040 (decompressed 575.0 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 2814, Clone 39, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 261995 out of 500000 steps  (52%)
Extra SSE boost OK.
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+ Working...
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--- Opening Log file [January 28 11:04:14 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
###############################################################################

                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

###############################################################################
###############################################################################

Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsUserApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: twiner (Team 171641)
- User ID: 107D2ED55E58BC5D
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 03 [January 28 11:04:17 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390219 -> 2244040 (decompressed 575.0 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 2814, Clone 39, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 376984 out of 500000 steps  (75%)
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
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+ Working...
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Completed 495000 out of 500000 steps  (99%)
Writing local files
Completed 500000 out of 500000 steps  (100%)
Writing final coordinates.
Past main M.D. loop

Finished Work Unit:
- Reading up to 362448 from "work/wudata_03.arc": Read 362448
- Reading up to 5848108 from "work/wudata_03.xtc": Read 5848108
goefile size: 0
Leaving Run
- Writing 7815872 bytes of core data to disk...
Done: 7815360 -> 6944977 (compressed to 88.8 percent)
  ... Done.
- Shutting down core

Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
CoreStatus = 64 (100)
Sending work to server
Project: 6318 (Run 2814, Clone 39, Gen 0)


+ Attempting to send results [January 28 20:47:16 UTC]
- Server does not have record of this unit. Will try again later.
- Error: Could not transmit unit 03 (completed January 28) to work server.
  Keeping unit 03 in queue.
Project: 6318 (Run 2814, Clone 39, Gen 0)


+ Attempting to send results [January 28 20:49:52 UTC]
- Server does not have record of this unit. Will try again later.
- Error: Could not transmit unit 03 (completed January 28) to work server.


+ Attempting to send results [January 28 20:52:09 UTC]
+ Results successfully sent
Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
+ Number of Units Completed: 3

  Successfully sent unit 03 to Collection server.
- Preparing to get new work unit...
+ Attempting to get work packet
- Connecting to assignment server
- Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.60).
+ News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
Loaded queue successfully.
+ Closed connections

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 04 [January 28 20:53:11 UTC]
+ Working ...

*------------------------------*
Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Created dyn
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390006 -> 2244040 (decompressed 575.3 percent)
- Starting from initial work packet

Project: 6318 (Run 1304, Clone 77, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
Completed 0 out of 500000 steps  (0%)


--- Opening Log file [January 28 21:09:55 UTC]


# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

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Launch directory: Cocuments and SettingsUserApplication DataFolding@home-x86


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: twiner (Team 171641)
- User ID: 107D2ED55E58BC5D
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

+ Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 04 [January 28 21:10:04 UTC]
+ Working ...

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Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390006 -> 2244040 (decompressed 575.3 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 1304, Clone 77, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 1947 out of 500000 steps  (0%)
Extra SSE boost OK.
Writing local files
Completed 5000 out of 500000 steps  (1%)

Both users are 'green users', using the systray client 6.23. If there is any extra information I can provide I'll see if I can get it from them.

[7im]

The first log shows a completion...

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Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
+ Starting local stats count at 1
  Successfully sent unit 01 to Collection server.

Same for the second log sample...

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Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
+ Number of Units Completed: 3

  Successfully sent unit 03 to Collection server.

However, because these work units went to the backup collection server, and not the original work server, the points will take a little longer to register in the project stats.

[k1wi]

Okay thanks for that 7im, was getting concerned as the delay has been over 48 hours now. Hopefully they get caught up soon.

[bruce]

The -send command is redundant. By default, the fah client attempts to "send all" EVERY time the client is started. There is no need to use that switch to send all completed work units. Stopping and restarting the client does the same thing. Sorry, can't help much with the rest.

Every time I tried to add the -send all additional parameter, the client died. I tried -advmethods -send all, then I tried -send all -advmethods, then I tried just -send all by itself, but each time, the client stopped working and I had to restart it. This version of the client just doesn't seem to allow -send all to be used as an additional parameter in the configuration file. Am I correct in this assumption?

No, you are not correct. The client did not die, it shut down.

Whenever you use the -send * command, you are asking the client to send the specified data and then to shut down without doing any work on another WU. As 7im has said, whenever you restart without the -send command, the client performs the exact same upload attempts as if you had specified -send all except that it does continue to work on other WUs.

When the "client dies" it has checked the queue, decided that nothing is there to upload, and proceeds to the next step which is to shut down. That happens very quickly, but there's information in FAHlog.txt saying that it did exactly what you wanted it to do.

First, run with -queueinfo. The client will print the stats of the queue entries into FahLog.txt and quit. I think you'll find that the queue is empty. Second, look inside of /work for any file called wuresults_#0.dat. If none are present, there is nothing you can do. If one or more are present, open the CMD window, change directory to the FAH directory and run qfix. Carefully note what the output says. We should be able to help you decipher that output.

[k1wi]

So the work units/points will take a bit longer to show up because they have been sent to a backup server....

How long is a little while? I have some users who haven't received their points after 72+ hours, they've even folded a further 6138 work unit which also hasn't shown up.From what I can see, no proj 6138 points have been awarded/listed as received.

As these work units are their first ever, the users are a bit out that they're not even on the site yet! (Also the least likely to realise there is a problem).

[bruce]

So the work units/points will take a bit longer to show up because they have been sent to a backup server....

That may or may not apply in this case. It seems that the stats server did not update at the expected times during the last 14 hours or so. See viewtopic.php?f=18&t=13186 (But that doesn't explain 72+ hours)

[k1wi]

It looks like that 72 hour ago work unit's turned up in the latest update (hopefully) they have a couple other work units that have completed apparently, but at least one got through.

Another user still hasn't had their workunits recorded in the stats, I've parsed their logfile, but the first code shows their user info is set up properly, and the second show when the work unit got updated:

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# Windows CPU Systray Edition #################################################
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                      Folding@Home Client Version 6.23

                         http://folding.stanford.edu

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Launch directory: [removed by poster]


- Ask before connecting: No
- User name: TheFranswer (Team 171641)
- User ID: 3EBF67E6206A17C6
- Machine ID: 1

Loaded queue successfully.
Initialization complete

[Januar34] + Processing work unit
Core required: FahCore_78.exe
Core found.
Working on queue slot 01 [January 28 11:12:34 UTC]
+ Working ...

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Folding@Home Gromacs Core
Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)

Preparing to commence simulation
- Looking at optimizations...
- Files status OK
- Expanded 390467 -> 2244040 (decompressed 574.7 percent)

Project: 6318 (Run 846, Clone 75, Gen 0)

Assembly optimizations on if available.
Entering M.D.
(Starting from checkpoint)
Protein: Great Red Oystrich Makes All Chemists Sane in water

Writing local files
Completed 55000 out of 500000 steps  (11%)

See date/time of upload:

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+ Attempting to send results [January 29 11:47:55 UTC]
+ Results successfully sent
Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
+ Starting local stats count at 1
  Successfully sent unit 01 to Collection server.
- Preparing to get new work unit...
+ Attempting to get work packet
- Connecting to assignment server
- Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.65).
+ News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
Loaded queue successfully.   
+ Closed connections

[Dave]

Dave wrote:
Every time I tried to add the -send all additional parameter, the client died. I tried -advmethods -send all, then I tried -send all -advmethods, then I tried just -send all by itself, but each time, the client stopped working and I had to restart it. This version of the client just doesn't seem to allow -send all to be used as an additional parameter in the configuration file. Am I correct in this assumption?

Bruce wrote:
No, you are not correct. The client did not die, it shut down.

Whenever you use the -send * command, you are asking the client to send the specified data and then to shut down without doing any work on another WU. As 7im has said, whenever you restart without the -send command, the client performs the exact same upload attempts as if you had specified -send all except that it does continue to work on other WUs.

Bruce,
What prompted my "client died" comment was the message from Windows Vista stating "Folding@Home has stopped working." That seemed like Windows was identifying an abnormal program termination, which is why I thought that the client died. It would then be my guess that the client sets an exit code that Windows Vista misinterprets as an abnormal termination, but this is relatively unimportant to the discussion. I will definitely try what you have posted, then report back. Many thanks...

[bruce]

Windows does not expect a service to stop. Like I said earlier, if you plan to stop/start the client (including setting the -send xxx option) Microsoft will treat it as an error. and usually it will issue a message and then automatically restart the service. Repeatedly restarting FAH with the -send all parameters means you've semi-intentionally set up a looping condition containing what Microsoft believes is an error.

The -send * option, the -oneunit option, the -configonly option, and several other options are intended for the interactive client and should not be used when running as a service.

[Dave]

Windows does not expect a service to stop. Like I said earlier, if you plan to stop/start the client (including setting the -send xxx option) Microsoft will treat it as an error. and usually it will issue a message and then automatically restart the service. Repeatedly restarting FAH with the -send all parameters means you've semi-intentionally set up a looping condition containing what Microsoft believes is an error.

The -send * option, the -oneunit option, the -configonly option, and several other options are intended for the interactive client and should not be used when running as a service.

Thanks for that, Bruce. It makes sense.

I tried running with -queueinfo as the only additional parameter, but once again, Windows gave me that "Folding@Home has stopped working" nonsense without allowing FAH to do what you asked. However, there is a viable "Plan B": Right-click on the Folding@Home icon in the systray, then click on Status, then click on Queue Info. In the dialog box that opens, click the button that says Copy to log. The entire queue is immediately copied into the logfile. Here are the results:

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[06:48:42] Printing Queue Information
Current Queue: 
Slot 00  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2493 (Run 80, Clone 7, Gen 4), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: November 26 04:50:54
Finished date: December 4 00:36:13

Slot 01  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 91, Clone 32, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: December 4 00:37:09
Finished date: December 9 09:21:10

Slot 02  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 141, Clone 7, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: December 9 09:22:02
Finished date: December 13 16:57:58

Slot 03  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 176, Clone 20, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: December 13 16:58:49
Finished date: December 21 06:36:07

Slot 04  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 236, Clone 39, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: December 21 06:37:00
Finished date: December 31 11:36:25

Slot 05  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 202, Clone 5, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: December 31 11:37:33
Finished date: January 11 19:33:04

Slot 06  Empty/Deleted
Project: 2494 (Run 44, Clone 4, Gen 1), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: January 11 19:33:56
Finished date: January 21 21:42:22

Slot 07  Done     
Project: 6318 (Run 408, Clone 53, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.64.65.60:8080
Collection server: 171.67.108.26
Download date: January 22 12:03:15
Finished date: January 25 07:15:08
Failed uploads: 29

Slot 08  Done     
Project: 6318 (Run 3098, Clone 65, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.64.65.60:8080
Collection server: 171.67.108.26
Download date: January 25 07:31:45
Finished date: January 30 01:09:13
Failed uploads: 11

Slot 09 *Ready    
Project: 2495 (Run 72, Clone 0, Gen 0), Core: 78
Work server: 171.65.103.160:80
Collection server: 171.67.108.17
Download date: January 30 02:02:41
Deadline date: May 3 02:02:41

PF: 0.911775 based on last 4 slot(s)

As you previously requested, I've run qfix.exe (actually, I ran qfix-native.exe, since qfix.exe wouldn't run due to "unknown queue.dat version" ), redirecting the output into a text file onto my desktop. See the contents of that text file in the code block below. I'm just a novice at this, but it appears that the wuresults files for queue slots 07 and 08 somehow contain corrupted project numbers. I'll watch for your evaluation.

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entry 0, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 1, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 2, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 3, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 4, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 5, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 6, status 0, address 171.65.103.160:80
entry 7, status 2, address 171.64.65.60:8080
  Found results <work\wuresults_07.dat>: proj 40750, run 0, clone 23034, gen 19266
   -- queue entry: proj 6318, run 408, clone 53, gen 0
   -- doesn't match queue entry
entry 8, status 2, address 171.64.65.60:8080
  Found results <work\wuresults_08.dat>: proj 11644, run 0, clone 42710, gen 19266
   -- queue entry: proj 6318, run 3098, clone 65, gen 0
   -- doesn't match queue entry
entry 9, status 1, address 171.65.103.160:80
File is OK

[bruce]

I tried running with -queueinfo as the only additional parameter, but once again, Windows gave me that "Folding@Home has stopped working" nonsense without allowing FAH to do what you asked. However, there is a viable "Plan B": Right-click on the Folding@Home icon in the systray, then click on Status, then click on Queue Info.

If you are running FAH as a service there will be no icon in systray. If you do have an incon in systray you should NOT be running as a service. Running two copies simultaneously is a recipe for disaster.

[k1wi]

Hey Guys,

One of my users, who managed to get their first 6318 WU sent to Stanford on [January 29 11:47:55 UTC] (see user1's code in my post at the top of page3 of this thread), still hasn't received any points for any of the 6318 projects they have completed. They have just received points for a single 755 point work unit. Their User ID is 3EBF67E6206A17C6 (from their logs) EDIT BY MOD: and their User Name is TheFranswer

It seems to me that there are a lot of 3618 projects that are outstanding, possibly all of them, as I have a lot of new folders that are still wondering when their points will turn up and they all seem to have been folding 3618 projects.

Sorry if it sounds like I'm flogging a dead horse.

k1wi

edit: I turned 6318 into 3618 then.

[bruce]

At one time, I could have answered your question, but due to the overload on the stats server, that capabilty has been suspended, together with the other features that were temporarily disabled. Now I can only see the most recent credit from each of your clients. The most recent credit from TheFranswer doesn't happen to be a 3618 (and I don't see any in your most recent list, either).

I'm not aware of a problem with that specific project, but that doesn't mean much. I don't know which server that project originates from but since none of the 261x projects appear in psummary, there's a pretty good chance that server is off-line. I'll see if I can learn any more about what might be happening.

[k1wi]

Thanks for your help Bruce,

Here are the three most recent work units in order as they appear in my FAHlog for this computer (my old PentiumM 1.83!), maybe you can tell which one it is by the time of WU return and WU project. As you can see the first one is not a 6318 project, but the next two are.

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[23:10:55] Completed 495000 out of 500000 steps  (99%)
[23:37:53] Writing local files
[23:37:54] Completed 500000 out of 500000 steps  (100%)
[23:37:54] Writing final coordinates.
[23:37:54] Past main M.D. loop
[23:38:54] 
[23:38:54] Finished Work Unit:
[23:38:54] - Reading up to 362448 from "work/wudata_07.arc": Read 362448
[23:38:54] - Reading up to 3514628 from "work/wudata_07.xtc": Read 3514628
[23:38:55] goefile size: 0
[23:38:55] logfile size: 930021
[23:38:55] Leaving Run
[23:38:55] - Writing 6571389 bytes of core data to disk...
[23:38:59] Done: 6570877 -> 4732103 (compressed to 72.0 percent)
[23:38:59]   ... Done.
[23:38:59] - Shutting down core
[23:38:59] 
[23:38:59] Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
[23:39:03] CoreStatus = 64 (100)
[23:39:03] Sending work to server
[23:39:03] Project: 6313 (Run 452, Clone 27, Gen 8)


[23:39:03] + Attempting to send results [January 26 23:39:03 UTC]
[23:41:11] + Results successfully sent
[23:41:11] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
[23:41:11] + Number of Units Completed: 125

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[02:46:02] Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
[02:46:04] CoreStatus = 64 (100)
[02:46:04] Sending work to server
[02:46:04] Project: 6318 (Run 1729, Clone 42, Gen 0)


[02:46:04] + Attempting to send results [January 30 02:46:04 UTC]
[02:49:07] + Results successfully sent
[02:49:07] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
[02:49:07] + Number of Units Completed: 126

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[03:11:02] Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
[03:11:05] CoreStatus = 64 (100)
[03:11:05] Sending work to server
[03:11:05] Project: 6318 (Run 625, Clone 83, Gen 0)
[03:11:05] - Read packet limit of 540015616... Set to 524286976.


[03:11:05] + Attempting to send results [February 1 03:11:05 UTC]
[03:14:14] + Results successfully sent
[03:14:14] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home.
[03:14:14] + Number of Units Completed: 127

I really appreciate your assistance on this Bruce, normally I wouldn't give two hoots about the points (or even notice if some work units weren't being rewarded) as I have 5 different computers folding, but I don't want my new team mates feeling like they're not wanted by the project.

EDIT: I fold under k1wi for team 171641.

[Dave]

I tried running with -queueinfo as the only additional parameter, but once again, Windows gave me that "Folding@Home has stopped working" nonsense without allowing FAH to do what you asked. However, there is a viable "Plan B": Right-click on the Folding@Home icon in the systray, then click on Status, then click on Queue Info.

If you are running FAH as a service there will be no icon in systray. If you do have an incon in systray you should NOT be running as a service. Running two copies simultaneously is a recipe for disaster.

Bruce,
As I said, I'm a novice (...and it clearly shows...). After checking in the Windows Task Manager, I see that Folding@Home runs as a process, and not as a service, so I totally apologize for any confusion I've caused trying to explain my exact circumstances. At least the GOOD news is that I'm running only one copy, and I've been running in this configuration for just over one year without incident (until now).

It appears that Project 6318 has problems with writing the wuresults_0#.dat file. I noticed that several other people were mentioning this specific project, although one of them misidentified it as 3618 instead of 6318. ("Dyslexics of the world, untie!" ). As I included in detail in one of my previous posts, qfix-native.exe identified problems with queue slots 07 and 08 not matching the corresponding work units, and both were for Project 6318. The remaining slots were either empty (slots 00-06) or in progress (slot 09) on a different project.