my main cruncher (the same machine my queue is on) has been up and running for days without a problem
looking at my queue, my main machine hasnt turned in a WU since 1 day and 16 hours ago
in setidriver on my machine, it shows the current wu status as being 4:33 total wu time... and it all looks like it is running fine... but there's nothing to be uploaded in setidriver and my queue hasnt gotten anything... this is really odd
also for the past couple of days the machines I have at a remote location (the dual PIIIs, etc) hadnt turned in anything, and didnt until I logged (terminal server) and opened setidriver manually (runs as a service on those machines, and it has been running... had a bunch of workunits to upload) and then a bunch uploaded
this is really wierd and I dont understand it
ok a second machine at my house is sitting there with 4/4 need to fil/ready to transmit. this machine hasnt turned any in, in the same time frame :\
anybody heard of this before? it just seems screwy to me
[Edit: Disregard the second machine at my house, it had an unrelated problem]
looking at my queue, my main machine hasnt turned in a WU since 1 day and 16 hours ago
in setidriver on my machine, it shows the current wu status as being 4:33 total wu time... and it all looks like it is running fine... but there's nothing to be uploaded in setidriver and my queue hasnt gotten anything... this is really odd
also for the past couple of days the machines I have at a remote location (the dual PIIIs, etc) hadnt turned in anything, and didnt until I logged (terminal server) and opened setidriver manually (runs as a service on those machines, and it has been running... had a bunch of workunits to upload) and then a bunch uploaded
this is really wierd and I dont understand it
ok a second machine at my house is sitting there with 4/4 need to fil/ready to transmit. this machine hasnt turned any in, in the same time frame :\
anybody heard of this before? it just seems screwy to me
[Edit: Disregard the second machine at my house, it had an unrelated problem]
