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Hi can we get some more work up on 121 please.
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Hi can we get some more work up on 121 please.
I am working on it.
Lennart
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Thanks Lennart.
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121 is out of work again. |
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121 is out of work again.
It still has work (about 1700 units) and is active on port 12001, but for some reason it is no longer listed in the main prpnet thread.
Perhaps an oversight when trimming the thread? I'm not sure... |
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It was out of work when I wrote that, they added more. |
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It was out of work when I wrote that, they added more.
Interesting, we have been well over a year or two away from completing the work on that server for quite a while now. Perhaps there was a huge rush of interest in 121 recently to drain it? I may have missed out on that, been working on another one. |
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Several ports are down:
121
27
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I was able to get a 121 a couple of hours ago.
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Port for 121 is dry. It is also still not listed in the .ini example on the main PRPnet thread here.
http://www.primegrid.com/forum_thread.php?id=1215 |
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121 is loaded.
Lennart |
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The last fill of 121 got 27 included in it. Was that on purpose or did someone forget to filter it?
Example:
[2012-03-16 12:31:26 CDT] 121: Getting work from server prpnet.primegrid.com at port 12001
[2012-03-16 12:31:30 CDT] 121: PRPNet server is version 4.3.6
k=121 Prime Search
Starting Lucas Lehmer Riesel prime test of 27*2^4601732-1 |
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That was a misstake.
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