Edit: F@H: FahLogStats Forum --> Updated List

[MechEng]

The monitoring client FahLogStats haven't been able to properly recognize some of the new big units (and others) lately, but one of the guys in this forum has found a way to make the files by himself, so FahLogStats shows the proper information for the units...

Linky to the forum thread...

 

[ProviaFan]

Wow, that's great! Thanks for the link. 🙂

 

[Insidious]

Thanks MechEng!

Looks like we have to check back everyonce in a while and see if he updated it.

Also, don't forget to set your auto refresh to 'never' (slider all the way to the left) in the FAH general settings tab. Otherwise it will just overwrite this file again.

-Sid

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: Insidious
Also, don't forget to set your auto refresh to 'never' (slider all the way to the left) in the FAH general settings tab. Otherwise it will just overwrite this file again.

Huh? I thought all that controlled was the refresh of the local stats from the machines that FLS monitors... 😕

 

[Insidious]

Well, I know (because I just tried it) that if you click on the update button under the general stats tab, it will overwrite the 'fixed extra-nfo.csv file.

I just assumed that if it was set up update every Xminutes, it would do the same thing.

(I just saved the downloaded extra-nfo.zip file so I could put it back if I accidentally cleared it out.)

:beer:

-Sid

 

[ProviaFan]

Originally posted by: Insidious
Well, I know (because I just tried it) that if you click on the update button under the general stats tab, it will overwrite the 'fixed extra-nfo.csv file.

I just assumed that if it was set up update every Xminutes, it would do the same thing.

Well, mine's been set to auto-refresh every two minutes, and it hasn't overwritten its extra-nfo.csv yet. The update, AFAIK, must be performed manually; it is not affected by the auto-refresh setting, while the frequency with which the stats are updated is. 🙂

 

[MechEng]

I have made a small excel program that gives me a correctly formatted list of all running projects. I thought that I would try to give you this list as well. It works fine for the projects that I'm running, but I can't check it for all the various projects. Guess I need more Crunchers... 😉
I don't know why this list is much smaller than the one you can download from the FahLogStats forum, but maybe the list hasn't been cleaned up from previous projects ????
If anyone knows, please let me know as well.

Directions for use:
1. Make backup backup of "extra-nfo.csv"... Just in case. 😉
2. Open "extra-nfo.csv" in notepad
3. Delete everything
4. Copy the list into the file
5. Save the file
6. Restart FahLogStats.

I don't know if I can just copy the list in here, but here we go. If this doesn't work I can
give you an adress to download it from as well as the Excel-file if it has any interest.

EDIT: You can just copy the list below, and paste it into "extra-nfo.csv" using Notepad or
some similar program.

"p212_villinURE212",27,135,100,GROMACS
"p214_villin4Mure",16,64,100,GROMACS
"p215_villin1Murea",14,54,100,GROMACS
"p216_villin0Murea",14,54,100,GROMACS
"p217_c28Murea",46,236,100,GROMACS
"p218_c24Murea",38,186,100,GROMACS
"p219_c21Murea",34,160,100,GROMACS
"p220_c20Murea",32,148,100,GROMACS
"p227_NTL90Murea",10,32,100,GROMACS
"p230_villin8Murea4nmBox",18,78,100,GROMACS
"p252_UUUA Na+ stacked",8,35,100,GROMACS
"p253_AAAA Na+ stacked",8,35,100,GROMACS
"p255_p341_gnra_den",16,77,100,GROMACS
"p256_p341_gnra_den",16,76,100,GROMACS
"p530_BBA5_N",10,44,100,GROMACS
"p543_BBA5_ext",10,44,100,GROMACS
"p582_BBA5_tip4pEW",52,277,100,GROMACS
"p584_BBA5/TIP3P",18,88,100,AMBER
"p586_BBA5/POL3",32,215,100,AMBER
"p587_BBA5_pf",36,186,250,TINKER
"p590_BBA5_pf",19,93,250,TINKER
"p591_BBA5_pf",5,20,250,TINKER
"p693_L939_WT_Nat",46,244,400,TINKER
"p694_L939_wt_ext",25,236,400,TINKER
"p695_L939_WT_Nat_444K",45,235,400,TINKER
"p696_L939_K12M_Raleigh",45,235,400,TINKER
"p697_L939_WT_Raleigh",45,238,400,TINKER
"p724_Abeta21-43-amberGS",13,63,100,GROMACS
"p736_Protein",24,128,100,GROMACS
"p738_villingb",6,23,50,TINKER
"p871_p53tet871",32,164,100,GROMACS
"p909_vill_str0",9,41,100,GROMACS
"p910_vill_str0_rf",8,35,100,GROMACS
"p948_AKb12",5,17,100,GROMACS
"p949_AKb12PP",9,38,100,GROMACS
"p950_AKb17",7,27,100,GROMACS
"p951_AKb22",8,36,100,GROMACS
"p952_AKb27",11,49,100,GROMACS
"p953_AKb32",13,61,100,GROMACS
"p954_AKb37",16,76,100,GROMACS
"p955_AKb42",21,106,100,GROMACS
"p956_pa_nat_drf2",8,48,100,GROMACS
"p957_pa_drf2",8,48,100,GROMACS
"p958_pa_nat_drf4",8,48,100,GROMACS
"p959_pa_drf4",8,48,100,GROMACS
"p960_pa_nat_sf2",8,48,100,GROMACS
"p1072_nat_305_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1073_den_305_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1074_nat_337_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1075_den_337_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1078_nat_305_dd19",8,32,100,GROMACS
"p1079_den_305_dd19",8,32,100,GROMACS
"p1084_nat_321_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1085_unf_321_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1086_nat_353_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1087_unf_353_dd19",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1101_Kiefhaber_2",8,32,200,TINKER
"p1102_Kiefhaber_3",10,42,200,TINKER
"p1103_Kiefhaber_4",10,45,200,TINKER
"p1104_Kiefhaber_5",11,49,200,TINKER
"p1105_Kiefhaber_8",9,36,100,TINKER
"p1106_Kiefhaber_10",11,47,100,TINKER
"p1107_Kiefhaber_14",7,30,50,TINKER
"p1108_Kiefhaber_20",9,37,40,TINKER
"p1109_Kiefhaber_28",7,28,20,TINKER
"p1123_L939_K12M_429K",45,237,400,TINKER
"p1128_L939_K12M_503K_400V",44,231,400,TINKER
"p1129_L939_K12M_503K_600V",44,231,400,TINKER
"p1130_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1131_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1132_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1133_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1134_RIBO_FSpeptide_EXT",56,600,100,GROMACS
"p1135_RIBO_FSpeptide_HEL",56,600,100,GROMACS
"p1136_p1130_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1137_p1131_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1138_p1132_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1139_p1133_L939_K12M_355K",46,241,400,TINKER
"p1140_RIBO_FSpeptide_EXT_nospring",56,600,100,GROMACS
"p1141_RIBO_FSpeptide_HEL_nospring",56,600,100,GROMACS
"p1271_proj1271_A21ext_d11_99phi",12,57,100,GROMACS
"p1272_proj1272_A21nat_d11_99phi",12,57,100,GROMACS
"p1273_proj1273_A21ext_d15_99phi",17,83,100,GROMACS
"p1274_proj1274_A21nat_d15_99phi",17,83,100,GROMACS
"p1275_proj1275_A21ext_d19_99phi",10,46,100,GROMACS
"p1276_proj1276_A21nat_d19_99phi",10,46,100,GROMACS
"p1277_proj1277_A21ext_d22_99phi",13,59,100,GROMACS
"p1278_proj1278_A21nat_d22_99phi",13,59,100,GROMACS
"p1279_proj1279_A21ext_d26_99phi",16,76,100,GROMACS
"p1280_proj1280_A21nat_d26_99phi",16,76,100,GROMACS
"p1281_A21ext_d13_99phi",15,72,100,GROMACS
"p1282_A21nat_d13_99phi",15,72,100,GROMACS
"p1304_1RYP_solv2_2fs",17,162,100,GROMACS
"p1306_1ryp_sv2_a4_fr_2fs",31,320,100,GROMACS
"p1308_1ryp_sv2_a4_k150_2fs",31,320,100,GROMACS
"p1309_1RYP_sv2_L4_fr_2fs",31,316,100,GROMACS
"p1310_1RYP_sv2_L4_k150_2fs",31,316,100,GROMACS
"p1311_1fnt_a10_91ps_CMnone",25,254,100,GROMACS
"p1312_1fnt_a10_0.01ps-1",25,254,100,GROMACS
"p1313_1fnt_a2_9.1ps-1_uf",22,302,100,GROMACS
"p1314_1fnt_a3_9.1ps-1_uf",22,302,100,GROMACS
"p1315_1fnt_a4_9.1ps-1_uf",22,302,100,GROMACS
"p1316_1fnt_a6_9.1ps-1_uf",25,343,100,GROMACS
"p1317_1fnt_a8_9.1ps-1_uf",25,343,100,GROMACS
"p1318_1fnt_a9_9.1ps-1_uf",25,343,100,GROMACS
"p1319_1fnt_a10_9.1ps-1_uf",25,343,100,GROMACS
"p1320_1fnt_a12_9.1ps-1_uf",25,343,100,GROMACS
"p1321_1fnt_a16_9.1ps-1_uf",25,346,100,GROMACS
"p1322_1fnt_a20_9.1ps-1_uf",22,302,100,GROMACS
"p1323_1fnt_a25_9.1ps-1_uf",23,308,100,GROMACS
"p1324_1fnt_a30_9.1ps-1_uf",23,305,100,GROMACS
"p1325_1fnt_a40_9.1ps-1_uf",23,310,100,GROMACS
"p1405_polyQ44 in water",45,234,100,GROMACS
"p1406_Q44x2 in water",50,266,100,GROMACS
"p1407_polyQ20x2 in water",45,235,100,GROMACS
"p1408_Q20x4 in water",50,261,100,GROMACS
"p1409_polyQ26 in water",43,228,100,GROMACS
"p1410_Q26x2 in water",46,240,100,GROMACS
"p1411_Q26x3 in water",50,264,100,GROMACS
"p1412_polyQ36 in water",44,230,100,GROMACS
"p1413_polyQ36x2 in water",48,251,100,GROMACS
"p1500_FSnat_273_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1501_FSunf_273_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1502_FSnat_289_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1503_FSunf_289_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1504_FSnat_305_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS
"p1505_FSunf_305_dd19_lowv",9,39,100,GROMACS

 

[GLeeM]

I do all BigWUs and there are only a few, so I add a line at a time to the file using notepad.

First I find out the point value, then copy the protein name from the top of FahLogStats, paste it into extra-nfo.csv and type in the rest of the line.
Actually it is easier if you first copy a similar line and edit that line.

I posted about this a month or two back. 🙂

Does anyone know where the monitor gets this info when it updates. It must be a file from Stanford. I'm guessing the file format got changed or something. 😕

Anyone want to make a new one?

 

[MechEng]

Originally posted by: GLeeM
I do all BigWUs and there are only a few, so I add a line at a time to the file using notepad.

First I find out the point value, then copy the protein name from the top of FahLogStats, paste it into extra-nfo.csv and type in the rest of the line.
Actually it is easier if you first copy a similar line and edit that line.

I posted about this a month or two back. 🙂

Does anyone know where the monitor gets this info when it updates. It must be a file from Stanford. I'm guessing the file format got changed or something. 😕

Anyone want to make a new one?

I must have missed your post or something like that.

I get the info from the table on this page with a web query from excel, and then extracts/adds the relevant data. I suppose FahLogStats uses the same page/procedure. I haven't seen any links on their site to text-only files.

Anyone want to make a new one?

New what?


EDIT: You can download the updated file here, as well as the excel-file I use to make the *.csv file with.

 

[GLeeM]

Oops 😕

A new monitor program.

 

[MechEng]

Oh, now I got it... 🙂

Actually I am quite happy with FahLogStats, with that small exception that it can't handle the new projects correctly.

As far as I understand, he will make some updates to the program, when he's not so busy with exams, or whatever it was.


EDIT:
I have made a small update to the Excel-files, where the excel-file fetching the data has been made easier to understand.

If someone tries this, could they please tell me how it goes?