statistics xml, odd ball question
5 Aug 2013 16:11:36 UTC
Topic 197119
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hi folks, odd ball question for you. im retiring my old pc from boinc as i have a new pc. i didnt think to copy over any boinc files (just did a fresh install on the new pc) but, i wanted to "try" and transfer the stats info for user total/average. im not even sure if its possible.
i found the appropriate stats file but simply copying over the daily blocks to the current file results in. user total/avearge correct, but host total/average being some where in the 100M+ range, way WAY off. i 0'd the host/average and expavg, with the exact same results.
i.e.
2311924.794916
808.070844
0.000000
0.000000
so, im figuring either a: its not possible to do, or b: im missing some important step.
if its not possible to do its no biggy, just wondering if it can be done. thanks folks :)
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statistics xml, odd ball question
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Not possible to merge these 2 hosts since they are not close to the same even if you used the same HD.
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/merge_by_name.php
(if that is what you mean)
no, i was referring to the
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no, i was referring to the graph in boinc manager. i prefer it over boincstats as for some reason the graphs over there are very hard for me to see with my eye sight, yet ironically the one in boinc manager i can see just fine.
seeing without seeing is something the blind learn to do, and seeing beyond vision can be a gift.
Congrats on your new
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Congrats on your new PC!!!
Your user totals should still be available in BOINC manager providing you use the same user name and email address.
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it is, but, not from before i
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it is, but, not from before i started up this system. i was wanting to "add" the data from the old one to the new one so i could see the difference from before, and after.
ah well, no biggy going by the numbers alone it would be one heck of a jump lol
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I'm not sure it will be any
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I'm not sure it will be any better for you but have you tried Free-DC stats?
http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=userbycpid&cpid=728514398f597e7b6263c7172584d743
On your Einstein project daily graphs you can see that you production has gone up quite nicely :thumbsup:
http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=user&proj=eah&name=109635
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@Paul Don't know if it's
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@Paul
Don't know if it's actually possible but if I were to try it I would install Boinc on the new host but not start it and then copy the whole stat file (statistics_einstein.phys.uwm.edu.xml) found in the data directory of the old host to the new host.
Then if you like to have the graphs span more than the last 30 days create an cc_config.xml file in the data directory and have this in it:
[pre]
N
[/pre]
Where N = the amount of days to display.
Presumably, there'd be no
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Presumably, there'd be no problem merging the
1368662400.000000 22242256.094716 29586.648268 3600665.518346 3539.477460blocks within the "statistics_einstein.phys.uwm.edu.xml" files from the two machines, provided you kept the overall
http://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/ ....structure. Make sure you increase the value to something large enough to cover the whole merged file first, and keep the 'daily' blocks in order - oldest first. The number is the Unix timestamp for the date - that example was Thu, 16 May 2013 00:00:00 GMT.