llrnetserver (*nix or Windows)

[IronBits]

Good to know. How about proxyName?

-- name of this proxy (change 'nobody' to something else)
proxyName = "nobody"

And do we really need to use MySql and what would it's purpose be?

[Beyond]

You do not need proxy name when running the full server.

You do not need MySQL, it's primary purpose is for generating stats and it makes it is track down rogue machines/users submitting faulty results.

[IronBits]

Ah, maybe I'll stick MySQL and Apache on the Server and have DP help me set it up so I can do stats to

BTW, go easy, just testing, have limited knpairs and Carlos and kar_bon are sucking on what Carlos said his quad could chew up in 18 hours.

I'm trying to get a lot more work now to handle your insatiable hounds

llrnet.no-ip.info is the Server
port = 500

[Beyond]

I'm almost completely shutdown as far as NPLB goes. I have no more than 10 cores hitting Carlos' Server right now (five of them from work).

From my llrnet proxy logs, router logs and direct observations the problem was two fold. First, Carlos's proxy could not keep up with the demand for connections and his pruning process which removes completed tests from the knpairs and joblist files was getting overwhelmed.

* I had an almost constant connection from the home farm when his proxy was up. But everytime his proxy was up my proxy was flooding his with results (2000/hour). I tryed shutting off access to his server to allow others to connect for a while, but that just increased the load on his proxy once I allow connections again. (At one point I had over 5000 results waiting for upload) And caused his proxy to shutdown quicker.


Second, my own proxy was getting overwhelmed with connections once I got above about 40 cores, by the time I got 60 cores it would completely lock up.

* I tryed setting up a second proxy to run from Carlos' port 300 proxy, but it locked it up too, so turned it off. As a side note, once I reached 60 cores the traffic bogged down my own network, I could not reach my webserver or dnet proxy and websurfing slowed to a crawl.


I really like the project so will be trying something different to get going again, I think moving the proxies over to the Linux boxes will be first step and perhaps setting up 2 seperate subnets instead of everything running off one. Problem is getting the time to do all of this.

[em99010pepe]

IronBits,

Please check your email address or read this.

Stop the server and add the following numbers at the end of the knpairs.txt file. Edit your server config file txt and change the pruning to each hour.

http://celppinho.googlepages.com/NPLB-3168-3200.zip

[IronBits]

Done, back running again. Thanks!

[IronBits]

Beyond, try 5 quads worth and leave it at that

[em99010pepe]

Beyond,

I increased to 1000 connections per second on Win XP, now port 100 can handle 500 connections per second. Do you want to try and move a few cores to it?

[Beyond]

Beyond,

I increased to 1000 connections per second on Win XP, now port 100 can handle 500 connections per second. Do you want to try and move a few cores to it?

I should have at least five already on it from work, started last Friday evening. But I will add a few more a little later tonight.

Beyond, try 5 quads worth and leave it at that

That leaves 4 quads plus the 1 AMD Quad I have yet to put together.
The scramble to connect this weekend did not leave time for the fun stuff.

And put a few more on IronBits's server...lol

Just what I was thinking!