Artcubed times two
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Artcubed times two
There's two of me on EOC stats:
Artcubed
ArtCubed
Stanford got it right, and there is only one of me there...
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
What are the odds of this working itself out? It can't be too bad...considering that my stats are practically doubled
But my sig image no longer works
Artcubed
ArtCubed
Stanford got it right, and there is only one of me there...
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
What are the odds of this working itself out? It can't be too bad...considering that my stats are practically doubled
But my sig image no longer works
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It may be that the database that EOC is using is case sensitive and Stanford's isn't. Some databases are case sensitive and some aren't when doing string comparisons, sortings, groupings, etc. Some can also be configured to be case sensitive/insensitive. This is just speculation on my part.There's two of me on EOC stats:
Artcubed
ArtCubed
Either way, its a bummer for you.
If it is a case sensitivity issue, it should be a simple SQL change to eliminate the case sensitivity at EOC. I don't know if they take requests or suggestions since I'm still a folding newbe
I would make sure that your userid is consistent across all processes to eliminate that possibility. Look in your client.cfg file and check to see if one of your clients is using Artcubed as the userid instead of ArtCubed. I accidently had y as one of my userids but I only lost a few points.
I was wondering why some people's sigs show up correctly, while others don't since the only difference between the sigs is the userid.
One of my machines was folding as ArtCubed (which I changed), but for some reason, the name split never happened before the stat server crashed...dunno. I'll just try to keep it consistent from now on.NullObject wrote:It may be that the database that EOC is using is case sensitive and Stanford's isn't. Some databases are case sensitive and some aren't when doing string comparisons, sortings, groupings, etc. Some can also be configured to be case sensitive/insensitive. This is just speculation on my part.There's two of me on EOC stats:
Artcubed
ArtCubed
Either way, its a bummer for you.
If it is a case sensitivity issue, it should be a simple SQL change to eliminate the case sensitivity at EOC. I don't know if they take requests or suggestions since I'm still a folding newbe
I would make sure that your userid is consistent across all processes to eliminate that possibility. Look in your client.cfg file and check to see if one of your clients is using Artcubed as the userid instead of ArtCubed. I accidently had y as one of my userids but I only lost a few points.
I was wondering why some people's sigs show up correctly, while others don't since the only difference between the sigs is the userid.
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I just thought it was strange that some peoples signatures would work while others would come up with an error when the only difference in the signatures is the userid. The problem seems to affect the newer folders.Remember that the sig images are based off a third database of stats over at LiquidNinjas.com. I haven't been over to the forums there in quite awhile, but I'd bet you folks (and the SPCR team) are not alone in having the sig images screwed up.
Zyzzyx, you inspired me to make the effort to go over to LiquidNinjas.com and see what was up. Here is what I found in the forums:
http://www.liquidninjas.com/bbs/showthr ... eadid=7523I restored the last good stats that we received, so the skins will work. I gotta wait for stanford to fix their end before I can process anymore updates.
Their inability to process anymore updates would explain why the problem affects new folders. Now that Stanford's servers are officially back up, maybe we'll start seeing our stats in our sigs again. Until....
http://www.liquidninjas.com/bbs/announc ... forumid=44LiquidNinjas.com will be down in entirety from Monday morning 2/16 till Tuesday evening 2/17. The server will be moved to a new location. The IP will also be changing.
It may take 1-2 weeks for the DNS servers around the world to catch up with the IP change. This is normal. NT based machines can clear their browser cache, and can run IPCONFIG /FLUSHDNS from the command line which may update your records. If you rely on your ISP's DNS server, you may want to contact them next week after Wednesday to update their DNS cache for you.
Until then, http://www.liquidninjas.com will not work. However, you may attempt to use http://www2.liquidninjas.com. Do NOT enter that in to your browser until after Wednesday. If you type www2 address now, it will prevent this address from working when the server is up in the new location. This www2 address will work because it should be a fresh DNS entry, and should recover the proper IP without resorting to any DNS cache. But just don't type it in until Wednesday.
You may access the new server by direct IP (ie, http://123.45.67.89) until LiquidNinjas.com DNS is straightened out. I am not sure what the new IP is yet. If I find out by Sunday I will post it here. If not, please check out PCLincs.co.uk or XtremeSystems.org, I will post the updated information there. You may also contact the other Admins and Mods of this site (not me, you wont get me) for the updated information.
So it looks like our signatures will have problems for a few more days.
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ArtCubed is the accurate one (I think...), in place 151 at the moment, which will chance rapidly as I now have 3 computers/4 processors (got the Dual G5 running overtime now) to fold with.
And yes, it was fun passing myself again. I passed TheMuffinMan as Artcubed, and then passed as ArtCubed again.
And yes, it was fun passing myself again. I passed TheMuffinMan as Artcubed, and then passed as ArtCubed again.
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I found the following on the FAQ:
FAQ: username
Either way its fun to see two artcubeds green. And we wouldn't want to see one of them go grey would we? 'cause that would open up a whole 'nother can o'worms
FAQ: username
I'm not sure why it was working before, EOC's stats database may have collapsed them down to one prior to the db corruption at Stanford, only speculation on my part.Finally, please note that usernames are case sensitive, so "Dave" and "dave" and "dAVE" are all different usernames.
Either way its fun to see two artcubeds green. And we wouldn't want to see one of them go grey would we? 'cause that would open up a whole 'nother can o'worms
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Here is the scary part;
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
Wonder where the points are going?
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
Wonder where the points are going?
All of my processors are going to:
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=Artcubed
You'll see there are 3 active processors, but no points
all of the points are here:
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
Bizzare, bizzare.
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=Artcubed
You'll see there are 3 active processors, but no points
all of the points are here:
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/use ... e=ArtCubed
Bizzare, bizzare.