allio
01-30-2005, 05:18 AM
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] client process [v2.3.0] invoked
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] priority set to idle
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] got k and n from cache
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] Intel Pentium II or Pentium II Xeon processor detected. Enabling cpu specific optimizations.
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:20 2005] restarting proth test from cache (k=21181, n=1349060) [72.1%]
[Sun Jan 30 20:54:50 2005] iteration: 980000/1349075 (72.64%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:05:27 2005] iteration: 990000/1349075 (73.38%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:16:05 2005] iteration: 1000000/1349075 (74.12%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:26:42 2005] iteration: 1010000/1349075 (74.87%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:37:19 2005] iteration: 1020000/1349075 (75.61%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:47:57 2005] iteration: 1030000/1349075 (76.35%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:58:34 2005] iteration: 1040000/1349075 (77.09%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:09:11 2005] iteration: 1050000/1349075 (77.83%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:19:48 2005] iteration: 1060000/1349075 (78.57%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:30:25 2005] iteration: 1070000/1349075 (79.31%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:41:03 2005] iteration: 1080000/1349075 (80.05%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:51:40 2005] iteration: 1090000/1349075 (80.80%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] resolving hostname
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] opening connection
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] server busy -- block added to submit queue
Segmentation fault
The reason the server was 'busy' is that I use a SBQueue, which wasn't running at the instant it finished its block. I've noticed this a few times before but thought it might have just been a fluke, but it seems consistent.
Dunno whether it's something on my end or something you're aware of, but I haven't seen it mentioned before. It performs flawlessly as long as the server is up.
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] priority set to idle
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] got k and n from cache
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:19 2005] Intel Pentium II or Pentium II Xeon processor detected. Enabling cpu specific optimizations.
[Sun Jan 30 20:47:20 2005] restarting proth test from cache (k=21181, n=1349060) [72.1%]
[Sun Jan 30 20:54:50 2005] iteration: 980000/1349075 (72.64%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:05:27 2005] iteration: 990000/1349075 (73.38%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:16:05 2005] iteration: 1000000/1349075 (74.12%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:26:42 2005] iteration: 1010000/1349075 (74.87%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:37:19 2005] iteration: 1020000/1349075 (75.61%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:47:57 2005] iteration: 1030000/1349075 (76.35%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 21:58:34 2005] iteration: 1040000/1349075 (77.09%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:09:11 2005] iteration: 1050000/1349075 (77.83%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:19:48 2005] iteration: 1060000/1349075 (78.57%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:30:25 2005] iteration: 1070000/1349075 (79.31%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:41:03 2005] iteration: 1080000/1349075 (80.05%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 22:51:40 2005] iteration: 1090000/1349075 (80.80%) k = 21181 n = 1349060
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] resolving hostname
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] opening connection
[Sun Jan 30 23:01:08 2005] server busy -- block added to submit queue
Segmentation fault
The reason the server was 'busy' is that I use a SBQueue, which wasn't running at the instant it finished its block. I've noticed this a few times before but thought it might have just been a fluke, but it seems consistent.
Dunno whether it's something on my end or something you're aware of, but I haven't seen it mentioned before. It performs flawlessly as long as the server is up.