FYI for S-M Team members AND Short-Media ADMINS....
Straight_Man
Geeky, in my own wayNaples, FL Icrontian
The stats server is down for maintainence at this time, expect it up at or after midnight Pacific Daylight Time, probably early morning site time for S-M (morning of Jan 7, 2003) about 3 AM CST (UDT\GMT -6 hours is Short-Media site time zone), so expect no stats anywhere to update until after that time. I'm sorry too, but can't be helped.
There is a maintainance note up on the Folding Stats site with that info, that is where I got this info.
John-- waiting for stats server to come up to show white COG attained....
There is a maintainance note up on the Folding Stats site with that info, that is where I got this info.
John-- waiting for stats server to come up to show white COG attained....
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John.
I would venture to say it does ...look forward to an EOC spike tomorrow.
One, it had to get data from all the acceptiung servers as to WUs that were accepted while it was being maintained.
Second, all the mirrors that were trying to get data updated had to be fed. As of a couple minutes ago, looks like the first part is done totally, and within 24 hours I would expect things to be caught up enough (mirrors up to date within time frame of their individual pickup cycles) that the stats server load will drop again more to normal.
Remember, same Stanford Folding stats server gathers stats from servers that accept WUs, calcs stats and feeds them. Folding has only so many boxes it can afford to own. Much of the research is done without any grants, and much of the processing also is. They depend on monetary contributions from trusts, Stanford itself, and some grant contract work to get money to run.
They are in California, which has had power problems, and have had to invest funds into power glitch protection (UPSs among other things), generators to keep servers up and fuel for generators for longer term outages, and Stanford built them a new building (or gave them more space) as well to house folding's operations and the department at Stanford that sponsors it out of their budget (in large part). At any one time they are keeping up and running 20+ servers just to admin the distributed network.
John.