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Moderator
First pass que population
Has nobody noticed that the first pass que has less than 3000 tests in it today???
Looks like it's time to insert 10-12M tests, hopefully a few other things can be taken care of at this time.
- find out what the problem is with the secondpass que 2.15M (stuck)
- same is true for the lowest test 1.08M
Other topics of note...
- accept factors for all n upto 100m (we could also move the p lmit from 25T upto 50T to save space, etc) Joe and I have all of the factors for n<50m and p<50T.
It would also be nice to substitute the 31337 largest-n que with a n=~34M que.
A few comments on garbage and error fix, error rate,...
I know RL is taking up alot of DC time but it would be nice to get these things taken care of. They are IMO in order of highest importance.
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SoB Web Monkey
Accepting larger factors would be handy to me as a siever, when I enter 10 factors and it says 2 of 10 verified it worrys me a bit :/
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Moderator
Re: First pass que population
Originally posted by vjs
Has nobody noticed that the first pass que has less than 3000 tests in it today???
Looks like it's time to insert 10-12M tests, hopefully a few other things can be taken care of at this time.
- find out what the problem is with the secondpass que 2.15M (stuck)
- same is true for the lowest test 1.08M
Other topics of note...
- accept factors for all n upto 100m (we could also move the p lmit from 25T upto 50T to save space, etc) Joe and I have all of the factors for n<50m and p<50T.
It would also be nice to substitute the 31337 largest-n que with a n=~34M que.
A few comments on garbage and error fix, error rate,...
I know RL is taking up alot of DC time but it would be nice to get these things taken care of. They are IMO in order of highest importance.
First pass will be populated soon.
second pass queue should hand out the test that has had it stopped at 2.15M next..
what do you mean 'same is true for lowest test'?
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Moderator
If you look at this page
http://www.seventeenorbust.com/secret/
On the very bottom line it shows the overall minimum n as 1028727
Thanks for looking into these issues.
I believe the exact offending test is
4847*2^1028727+1 (I have personally tried to factor this test with no success, it's been tested a few time by others)
Last edited by vjs; 09-13-2005 at 12:12 PM.
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The Mahogany Coin
Well I just got k=33661,n=2595672 instead of a first pass - slightly odd...
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Senior Member
Originally posted by Vato
Well I just got k=33661,n=2595672 instead of a first pass - slightly odd...
Not at all.
Expired second-pass tests fall back into the dropped-tests queue. As well as largest-prime tests as you can see.
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Member
The second pass stuck issue seems to have been resolved!
Right now it displays "Min n=2606343"
Since I am currently doing n=2604452, we are just on the right track again!
The overall is still stuck though...
PS: if Alien88 or anybody else can explain the reason it stuck for so long, I'd be curious to know
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Moderator
Originally posted by maddog1
The second pass stuck issue seems to have been resolved!
Right now it displays "Min n=2606343"
Since I am currently doing n=2604452, we are just on the right track again!
The overall is still stuck though...
PS: if Alien88 or anybody else can explain the reason it stuck for so long, I'd be curious to know
because none of us took time to look at it, pretty much.
the problem was, with how we hand out tests, there was a test in there that its score was really low, which meant it had a really low priority to get handed out. Not sure how it got scored that way.. but thats what was holding things up.
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Moderator
Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm guessing.
Perhaps someone manually did that test so the server had two matching residues for that test "complete" so the test didn't need to be handed out a third time.
However one of the two tests were not server assigned by the server so it was also ignoring the test and kept it in que.... make sence?
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Moderator
Originally posted by vjs
Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm guessing.
Perhaps someone manually did that test so the server had two matching residues for that test "complete" so the test didn't need to be handed out a third time.
However one of the two tests were not server assigned by the server so it was also ignoring the test and kept it in que.... make sence?
well, it was probably just an error in the script we used to populate the second-pass with the way it calculated the score.. who knows..
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