Not Connecting to Seti server

[GroundedSailor]

Can't connect to the Seti server. Keep getting the message
recv fd=104 n=-1, errno=2

Is it only my computer at home? (don't have access to my other computers which are at another location) Anyone else experiencing the same problem? What does the message mean?

Funny thing is if I increase the cache size it downloads the additional WU's right away without any problems so it seems to be an upload probem.

 

[amdxborg]

I've got almost 200wu waiting to be send, so looks like the server is having probs again...

 

[Merlin15]

:disgust:I've been getting the same error all day. I have three rigs and 2 are full and ready to download.
I've gotten the same error as you have. Hope this is only temporary.

Merlin

 

[Smoke]

The problem began around 4:50 PM (CDT) yesterday. It is times like these that make belonging to a TeAm SetiQueue a good thing to do.

SetiQueues for TeAm AnandTech

 

[CurtOien]

I have been getting an error that is something like that today also.

 

[Dalephi]

A queue is the only way to go in times like this.

When all is back online there will quite the flush.

 

[prontospyder]

same problem here....

 

[Smoke]

I just heard a radio report that we are experiencing strong RF emissions from the SUN over the last 24 hours and continuing even now. Checking the S@H SERVER STATUS I noticed this:

Data Acquisition Status
Disabled: We are currently turned off at Arecibo Observatory. This may be due to hardware maintenance or another project at the Observatory is transmitting (and we are purposefully shut off to avoid acquisition of data contaminated with large bursts of radio frequency interference).

Wonder if these are related?

 

[Freewolf]

They seem to be back up some as we've returned a 104 in the last hour or so.

 

[Dalephi]

The SETI@Home Server Status page has not been updated since the 16th. They would not shut down SETI 1 like this would they?

 

[Rattledagger]

Arecibo got a new ALFA receiver in April, and the expected installation-time is AFAIK 9 months. So seti will very likely be offline to 2005...

http://www.spacedaily.com/news/telescopes-04f.html
http://www.planetary.org/stellarcountdown/reobservations_8.html

 

[conjur]

Seems to be clearing up....a bit.

 

[GroundedSailor]

Yeah - it does seem to be clearing up. Uploading the backlog now.