hi!
i'm not shure, where those workunits that i'm processing come from. what makes me suspicious is, that when i'm updating the einstein-account in the boinc-manager (4.45) to get more work, it takes like a second to get 8 new workunits. the only problem is, that i'm right behind a 56k-modem. there's no way i'm downloading even a few 100kb in one second!
the log looks like this:
30/08/2005 19:55:53||Insufficient work; requesting more
30/08/2005 19:55:53|Einstein@Home|Requesting 432000.00 seconds of work
30/08/2005 19:55:53|Einstein@Home|Sending request to scheduler: http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/EinsteinAtHome_cgi/cgi
30/08/2005 19:56:12|Einstein@Home|Scheduler RPC to http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/EinsteinAtHome_cgi/cgi succeeded
30/08/2005 19:56:12|Einstein@Home|Starting result l1_0289.0__0289.4_0.1_T08_S4lB_2 using einstein version 4.79
look at the timestamps and you'll know what i mean. right there it's not even a second between the suceeded rpc and the starting of the new wu! any ideas? is the client somehow generating those wu's locally?
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download of wu's in 1 second?
)
This is OK. You usually download one large data file from which
WUs are generated.
This is explained in the
FAQ.
HTH
Michael
Team Linux Users Everywhere