SetiWatch not showing # of completed WU's correctly?!

[JustStarting]

Loaded SetiWatch to my machine and it is not seeing the correct # of WU's. I have 2 machine locations loaded into SetiWatch. It sees both, but is not calculating WU's correctly. My faster machine (in profile below) is showing 40 WU's completed- avg 4.42 WU's a day. My slower machine is showing 45 WU's completed- avg 4.98 WU's a day. I configured both computers within an hour of each other also. My 1100 tbird shows 32 WU's completed, and my 850 celeron shows 22 WU's completed in the Setilog.csv file. What gives here?? Trying to get all the math to jive??

 

[CurtOien]

^ ??Bump?? ^

 

[Fardringle]

SetiWatch gets its 'completed WU' numbers from whatever is recorded on the client. So, each client will show the number of WU's completed by you at the time when the client last connected to Berkeley.

Personally, I think it would be cool if SetiWatch would count the number of WU's completed (and recorded) in the SETILOG.CSV file on each client, thereby showing the actual number of WU's done by each client, but it doesn't..

 

[Baldy18]

<< Personally, I think it would be cool if SetiWatch would count the number of WU's completed (and recorded) in the SETILOG.CSV file on each client, thereby showing the actual number of WU's done by each client, but it doesn't.. >>



Yes it does show the setilog.csv info in the "completed work units" tab. Info from Berkeley is in the "User Info" tab.

 

[JustStarting]

My SetiWatch is obviously not showing the right # of completed WU's for either computer. I have no idea where it is collecting the data from because it does not match anything. I've checked SetiLog.csv and the berkely site- SetiWatch does not match either one. I have 2 computers crunching and it is about 15 WU"S high for both computers- I have 55 total completed WU's between both machines, and it gives me 40 for one computer and 45 for the other computer. If I can't figure it out I'll just uninstall SetiWatch soon.

 

[Baldy18]

In the User info section it displays the number of WUs that you had at Berkeley at the time the current WU that computer is cruching when it was downloaded from Berkeley. So if you are caching it will lag a bit. However, in the Completed Wu tab that info can be off if you did not select the create setilog.csv option right away.

I just use setiwatch to quickly check if my machines are still processing and to check my average time per machine which will be correct with any sample even if it is missing a few from the start.

 

[JustStarting]

My user info is all hosed up. It is getting my COMBINED (2 computers avg.) WU avg. time, wrong number of WU's completed, wrong CPU time for each machine. Maybe I don't have it configured properly, but it isn't all that complex of a program to set up.


I have 2 computers set up to run SETI@home:

1). T-Bird 1100- WU completed- 36- average time~ 6hrs. 15 min.
2). Celeron 850- WU completed 23- average time~ 8hrs. 45 min.

SetiWatch gives me 49 WU's completed for the 850 Celeron- avg. 7.42 hrs each and 4.93 WU's a day.
SetiWatch gives me 44 WU's completed for the TBird 1100- avg 7.45 each and 4.42 WU's a day.
My total CPU times are equally as hosed- they don't match anything.

I have all the boxes checked under locations in the options tab. When I uncheck caching it displays my overall totals under each machine- not individual machine totals- and it only displays data under the user and completed WU tabs- all other tabs have no data when caching is unchecked. Seems like a nice program if I could get it to display the correct info.

 

[Baldy18]

Where are you getting your info from? Your average times and number completed per machine should be under all locations in the completed work units tab.

There is no setup required it just does its thing. Also what version are you running there have been a lot of revisions lately and the latest is 4.1.11.

 

[JustStarting]

Everything is working properly on the program with the exception of the information under the User tab. all the numbers there (WU's, average times WU's a day, CPU time) are wrong. All the correct information is displayed evertwhere else in the program. The completed WU's match with my SetiLog.csv file on each machine , so I don't understand why the wrong information is being displayed. Would a screenshot help??

 

[JustStarting]

Can anyone help me on this. What I want if I can't get this fixxed is a program that will give me individual statistics for each of my rigs. For some reason SetiWatch is not giving me the correct data.

 

[Fardringle]

The information on the User Info tab is 100% dependent on your current statistics for your account, not that computer, when the computer connects to Berkeley. If you want good stats for each of your computers, I'd suggest setting up a SetiQueue. Not only will that give you excellent stats, it will also store extra WU's for you just in case you aren't able to connect to OK's Queue or to Berkeley for any length of time...