As we continue to improve the reliability of all testing at PrimeGrid, we continue to double check projects with ranges for which only single pass work has been completed.

Unfortunately, the Wall-Sun-Sun (WSS) and Wieferich (WFS) software, as currently written, doesn't allow for double checking past work. Because of this, any future double check of WSS or Wieferich would require completely redoing all previous work not once, but twice. In essence, all work being done now and in the past on these two projects is being wasted.

Rather than letting participants continue to spend their time and resources on projects that will need to be repeated, we are immediately suspending WFS and WSS. Those two PRPNet ports have been set to no longer send no new work, although work currently being processed can be returned for credit. We hope that these projects may be reinstated when this issue is resolved, as both WFS and WSS are valuable searches. We thank all the users who have completed work to date on these projects.
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My lucky number is 75898⁵²⁴²⁸⁸+1

please give me a hint for the stats:
- supend and continue at a later time from where we stop now
or
- close the stats at this point in a few days when work is done and at a later time begin again at zero
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Sysadm@Nbg
my current lucky number: 113856050^65536 + 1
PSA-PRPNet-Stats-URL: http://u-g-f.de/PRPNet/

please give me a hint for the stats:
- supend and continue at a later time from where we stop now
or
- close the stats at this point in a few days when work is done and at a later time begin again at zero

please give me a hint for the stats:
- supend and continue at a later time from where we stop now
or
- close the stats at this point in a few days when work is done and at a later time begin again at zero

The later. That's why we suspended WSS and WFS so abruptly. It became clear that we would eventually need to restart from the beginning and everything being done now would have to be redone anyway.

okay - no changes until you will give me a hint, how you do ...

That sux, the Wieferich part was about 500 times faster than the old and stupid Wieferich at Home project. And now we can do it all again, lol (sorry).

Any news?

Is anyone actively working on adding double check capability to these searches? What exactly would need to be done to make the work double check-able?
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Is anyone actively working on adding double check capability to these searches? What exactly would need to be done to make the work double check-able?

Is the code open source? I've only taken a few semesters of programming classes, but if the code's available I'd love to look at it to see if I could add a checksum of sorts.