By the way, several folks have noticed that with the service handler the GUI window title still says version 1.1.0. This is expected (well, by me at least). It really is running the new client,...
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By the way, several folks have noticed that with the service handler the GUI window title still says version 1.1.0. This is expected (well, by me at least). It really is running the new client,...
ping (and for the most part tracert) uses ICMP and can be blocked by a firewall (or router or...) completely independently of any particular ports. In your case, 10.7.0.1 (which is probably some...
There is a thread somewhere in which I discussed this problem. If this happens when you are using the service handler with the "k" switch, then it might be fixed by using a new version of the...
Actually, I think that stats-cheating is not the main concern (although I suppose it's a valid one). My understanding is that the source (especially the protocol portion) is not open because a...
Not only is it an old thread, but it refers to what is now an old version. The handler on my website is the old one (for use only with client version 1.0.0). The version of the service handler...
Yes, I do, because I've got one also! So far, it seems to be plugging along like a...well, like a really slow thing that keeps plugging along...
Eh, rough luck, lad...
I've never seen that repeated restart thing.
Was the service handler doing anything during that period of time (that is, does sobsvc.log show any activity at the time...
I understand completely, pk...
We seem to have two threads here discussing what *may* be the same problem. How many of you who have experienced a lost block are using the windows client with the service handler and the...
Well, it's certainly easy enough to check and see if this is the problem. I'll get you a new version to test in a day or so (I'm flu-ridden at the moment...trust me, you don't want to run code...
Here's a thought, folks - Stricker's problem seems to have manifested itself on a KeepVisible restart initiated by the service handler. Are the rest of you experiencing the problem using the service...
Exactly what information do you need? The service handler is already monitoring most of what goes on in the GUI clients and I could easily export that to a file (or a shared memory buffer or a pipe...
Be sure to release that spurious pending test using the Pending Test Management page (accessible by logging in on the main site and going to Preferences) so that the server will assign it to someone...
Are you saying that the *total* rate went down with 2 CPU's running? That's not what I see at all on mine (dual 2.2GHz Xeon hyperthreaded running XP)
I see a drop in the per processor rate when...
You need to add three DWORD values under that key:
"cache" - with the value 2
"k" - with the value of whatever k you were working on (you can find this in your sb.log file)
"n" - with the value...
From talking to OberonBob, I think I can tell you what those block swaps were about - they had a bunch of machines that were ID'ed to OberonBob that should have been ID'ed to Macgyver. When it was...
Louie - I may be (partially, at least) responsible for the notion that the scheme that Lagardo describes was what was being done. I came to this conclusion after watching what happened when ORU...
Well, I don't know about *rest* - I'm going as a chaperone and tour photographer for a Youth Choir of 37 high-school students (one of whom is my daughter). It'll be lots of fun, though!
I'll chat...
I've been requested to post these instructions (which are probably clearer than my earlier ones) for installing the new client in such a way as to retain all the settings that you had for the...
Jammy - the problem is that many of the switches are toggles - if you do them again, they undo what was done the last time. Post the last few lines of your sobsvc.log file (or e-mail them to me) and...
Under NT/2K/XP, the last one is possible now. You can even configure it that way remotely if you have "sc" installed (I forget where to get it, but it's part of some freebie MS admin kit or other):...
Without a doubt!
Something like "the probability of a piece of toast landing jelly-side-down is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet"
Correct - in fact, the active code of two clients should fit in the cache comfortably so combined throughput shouldn't drop much at all (there's already a fair amount of context switching going on...
Very strange...haven't seen that on any of the upgrades I've done (and I did a bunch while testing this puppy). Didn't do them via TS Admin, though.
You know, I bet you can...this is...
Somehow or other the service was still running when the new sobsvc.exe was installed. The 'net stop "Seventeen or Bust service"' command should stop it and enable the new sobsvc.exe to replace the...