linux: old z files?

[funkwad]

Under linux, I am finding a few z files from previously completed runs. Looking at the logs, the runs completed but the client could not connect to the server (had some nasty network problems).

Is there anyway to find out if the results for these z files were reported? The log files have no indication either way.

More than one test has since been run in directories with old z files, so I would have expected them to be reported and the files deleted. But there they are.

Suggestions? Guidance?

[kugano]

The number after the "z" in the filename is the n value of the test; if you can post the filenames, chances are good that those n values are unique and I can dig into the server logs and see if they ever got reported.

[funkwad]

Thank you for the offer. Below are the names and k values (from the log files). All of the clients reconnected and got new tests between 1145 and 1150 EST on December 16th. Let me know if any other information is needed.

z0953268 - 44131
z0963252 - 44131
z0963389 - 10223
z0958925 - 10223
z0959204 - 21181
z0966046 - 5359
z0966631 - 24737
z0965431 - 24737
z0958687 - 24737
z0952303 - 24737
z0952508 - 21181
z0954343 - 24737

[kugano]

They never got reported. Not only that, but there were never any progress reports made on them either. All but a very few of them have already been re-assigned and tested by other users, so if you want you can just delete the cache files ... sorry it didn't work out =(

[funkwad]

Yeah, figured that with the 5-day limit they would have been recycled very soon after I first reported the files.

As for lack of progress reports, they were tested on linux P4 systems, meaning the 0.97 client. Anyone have word on a linux 1.* client that will not dump core on P4s?