Assimilator1
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V3.03.2.2
Info taken form SETIQ history page
2.2 Added global stat charts to windows UI and HTTP interface for: connections, work units, user/queue/client levels, Average completion time, Total CPU time, Results uploaded, and results per day.
2.2 Added user, queue, client charts for: Work units, Queue/Client levels, Average completion time, Total CPU time, Results, Results per day.
2.2 Added charting function to examine historical results info and chart CPU time over Angle range. Includes elapsed time, and past average times if single client selected.
2.2 Collect more stats into dailystats.csv
2.2 Change gif code to dynamically allocate gif color table
2.2 Added toolbars to windows UI
2.2 Added menu bar on pages for selecting related charts & info
2.2 Changed the http UI to use the sizable starmap
2.2 Changed windows UI to use the sizable starmap
2.2 Added code to generate a dynamic starmap from star, constellation, and starname databases
2.2 Changed summary report to allow for new charts
2.2 Moved "click to edit" to top of forms (due to popular feedback)
2.2 Fixed uploading 1 more result after result upload has been disabled
2.2 Work-around busted WINE interfaces
2.2 Added -nogui command line switch
2.2 Disable wininet support if dll does not exist
2.2 Rewrote stats recompute function due to popular feedback
2.2 Recompute child client levels at initialization time (fixes child client count being incorrect after user messes with ini files directly)
2.2 Recompute queue sizes in daily stats writing code (by popular feedback)
2.2 New flashmap drop from Dirk & corresponding setiqueue support
2.2 Allow merging of clients from different queues
2.2 Change login message not use use the logged in user name
2.2 Added highlight of oldage times
2.2 Added width settings for skymaps & charts (http interface)
2.2 Added pending results to skymap
2.2 Added new min&max values for low priority queues
2.2 Check for already present result or workunit file before overwriting (handles bad problems that occur when end-user messes up his SeqNo)
2.2 Added more closing messages to logfile
2.2 Fixed passthrough override needing to be set to send a passthrough
2.2 Fixed setiqueue not to process the same HTTP request multiple times if the browser sends more data past the end of the original request
2.2 Added char & info selections ontop of pages
2.2 Added robots.txt to disable robot scanners
2.2 Added default values for new User Consolidate & Priority values
2.2 Added seti hostname to client.ini
2.2 Added priority setting to boot.ini file to set the priority of any setiqueue allocated worker threads.
2.2 Added a couple of sanity checks to uploaded result file
2.2 Pitch no user-id requests
Taken from the SETIQ Linux download page
Good news, starting with revision 2.2 of SetiQueue the executable binary has been reported to run on Linux using the WINE emulator. Once you've installed the WINE emulator, download the SetiQueue executable and copy setiqueue.exe to its own directory and run it. I believe WINE causes some minimal CPU usage even if SetiQueue is not doing anything, but when the application is minimized the CPU usage is very similar to Windows (which is to say it doesn't use any CPU until used).
Gonna install v2.2 on my bro's(THE TERMINATOR) new machine (upgraded to a Duron 800 from a K6-2 375🙂)
V3.03.2.2
Info taken form SETIQ history page
2.2 Added global stat charts to windows UI and HTTP interface for: connections, work units, user/queue/client levels, Average completion time, Total CPU time, Results uploaded, and results per day.
2.2 Added user, queue, client charts for: Work units, Queue/Client levels, Average completion time, Total CPU time, Results, Results per day.
2.2 Added charting function to examine historical results info and chart CPU time over Angle range. Includes elapsed time, and past average times if single client selected.
2.2 Collect more stats into dailystats.csv
2.2 Change gif code to dynamically allocate gif color table
2.2 Added toolbars to windows UI
2.2 Added menu bar on pages for selecting related charts & info
2.2 Changed the http UI to use the sizable starmap
2.2 Changed windows UI to use the sizable starmap
2.2 Added code to generate a dynamic starmap from star, constellation, and starname databases
2.2 Changed summary report to allow for new charts
2.2 Moved "click to edit" to top of forms (due to popular feedback)
2.2 Fixed uploading 1 more result after result upload has been disabled
2.2 Work-around busted WINE interfaces
2.2 Added -nogui command line switch
2.2 Disable wininet support if dll does not exist
2.2 Rewrote stats recompute function due to popular feedback
2.2 Recompute child client levels at initialization time (fixes child client count being incorrect after user messes with ini files directly)
2.2 Recompute queue sizes in daily stats writing code (by popular feedback)
2.2 New flashmap drop from Dirk & corresponding setiqueue support
2.2 Allow merging of clients from different queues
2.2 Change login message not use use the logged in user name
2.2 Added highlight of oldage times
2.2 Added width settings for skymaps & charts (http interface)
2.2 Added pending results to skymap
2.2 Added new min&max values for low priority queues
2.2 Check for already present result or workunit file before overwriting (handles bad problems that occur when end-user messes up his SeqNo)
2.2 Added more closing messages to logfile
2.2 Fixed passthrough override needing to be set to send a passthrough
2.2 Fixed setiqueue not to process the same HTTP request multiple times if the browser sends more data past the end of the original request
2.2 Added char & info selections ontop of pages
2.2 Added robots.txt to disable robot scanners
2.2 Added default values for new User Consolidate & Priority values
2.2 Added seti hostname to client.ini
2.2 Added priority setting to boot.ini file to set the priority of any setiqueue allocated worker threads.
2.2 Added a couple of sanity checks to uploaded result file
2.2 Pitch no user-id requests
Taken from the SETIQ Linux download page
Good news, starting with revision 2.2 of SetiQueue the executable binary has been reported to run on Linux using the WINE emulator. Once you've installed the WINE emulator, download the SetiQueue executable and copy setiqueue.exe to its own directory and run it. I believe WINE causes some minimal CPU usage even if SetiQueue is not doing anything, but when the application is minimized the CPU usage is very similar to Windows (which is to say it doesn't use any CPU until used).
Gonna install v2.2 on my bro's(THE TERMINATOR) new machine (upgraded to a Duron 800 from a K6-2 375🙂)
