Checksum Problem

Marsupio22CL200
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Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - MD5 check failed for H1_1251.4
Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - expected 869639556d07fc535c0ba4b16a4d0523, got 33d8ffe591bfe90d3be15d44bfbf8a14
Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - Checksum or signature error for H1_1251.4
Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - Unrecoverable error for result H1_1251.4__1251.5_0.1_T09_Test02_1 (WU download error: couldn't get input files:
H1_1251.4: MD5 check failed
)

It has failed 3 times.
As I shot down BOINC, I can't say if the last checksum is the same as the two first ones. I will be able to say it when I finish to download a new WU.

So what can it be due to ?

Thanks for the answer.

Bernd Machenschalk
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Checksum Problem

Can you tell us the exact size the file has on your HD? It should be in BOINC/project/einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ . The error messages look quite verbose to me compared to what I know of the 4.19 client - which client version are you running?

You may simply reset the project to start over from scratch. You should also be able to grep the full URL of the file from the clinet_state.xml file. You can stop the Client, download it with any other program into the directory mentioned above and start the client again.

BM

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Bruce Allen
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> > Einstein@Home -

>
> Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - MD5 check failed for H1_1251.4
> Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - expected
> 869639556d07fc535c0ba4b16a4d0523, got 33d8ffe591bfe90d3be15d44bfbf8a14
> Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - Checksum or signature error for
> H1_1251.4
> Einstein@Home - 2005-02-26 19:50:04 - Unrecoverable error for result
> H1_1251.4__1251.5_0.1_T09_Test02_1 (WU download error: couldn't get input
> files:
> H1_1251.4: MD5 check failed
> )
>
> It has failed 3 times.
> As I shot down BOINC, I can't say if the last checksum is the same as the two
> first ones. I will be able to say it when I finish to download a new WU.
>
> So what can it be due to ?

On our server:
md5sum ./176/H1_1251.4 869639556d07fc535c0ba4b16a4d0523 ./176/H1_1251.4

The 4.19 and above clients should (I thought) retry the download in this case. What client version are you using? Earlier clients may not have done this and left you with an incorrect data file.

Bruce

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Marsupio22CL200
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> On our server: > md5sum

Message 5673 in response to message 5672


> On our server:
> md5sum ./176/H1_1251.4 869639556d07fc535c0ba4b16a4d0523 ./176/H1_1251.4
>
> The 4.19 and above clients should (I thought) retry the download in this case.
> What client version are you using? Earlier clients may not have done this
> and left you with an incorrect data file.
>
> Bruce
>
--- - 2005-02-27 08:44:37 - Starting BOINC client version 4.19 for windows_intelx86
And the application is Einstein 4.79
When the problem appear, it automatically restart a new download: so it keeps downloading.
I can also precise that the checksums are always the same.

I will try to download manually as BM said, and see.

M.

Marsupio22CL200
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> > > On our server: > >

Message 5674 in response to message 5673

>
> > On our server:
> > md5sum ./176/H1_1251.4 869639556d07fc535c0ba4b16a4d0523 ./176/H1_1251.4
> >
> > The 4.19 and above clients should (I thought) retry the download in this
> case.
> > What client version are you using? Earlier clients may not have done
> this
> > and left you with an incorrect data file.
> >
> > Bruce
> >
> --- - 2005-02-27 08:44:37 - Starting BOINC client version 4.19 for
> windows_intelx86
> And the application is Einstein 4.79
> When the problem appear, it automatically restart a new download: so it keeps
> downloading.
> I can also precise that the checksums are always the same.
>
> I will try to download manually as BM said, and see.
>
> M.

So, the problem has solved all alone.
Maybe it was simply due to the server crash.
At the begining, I thought it couldn't be, because nobody had mentionned it on the message boards, but it probably was.

Thank you anyway, BM and Bruce

Marsupio

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