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    Question Has anybody else been experiencing Buffered Structures not uploading?

    I have had buffered structures just sitting on two boxes! I have closed down DF and restarted it again to no avail . . .the structures just don't wanna upload!

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    DON'T PANIC.

    There is some problem reaching the DF site just now. As a matter of fact, for a few hours, judging by the number that I have buffered up. The client will just keep on buffering. When DF Central is accessable again, they'll upload just fine.

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    I can't get to the Distributed Folding servers at all right now.

    Maybe there are DNS problems or maybe the server is down.

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    Yah. I just noticed that the last time Dyy's stats updated was 2100 EST. So it's been hung up 3-4 hours now.

    Betcha a nickle that Howard's in bed now & it'll stay this way till morning.

    I don't think it's DNS, cause ping interprets ftp.mshri.on.ca - just gets no reply.
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    heh . . .oh well . . .ECC2-109 just got to be a bore :sleepy: and anyways . . .DF is much more fun . . .just wish that those structures would upload

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    Originally posted by Paratima
    Yah. I just noticed that the last time Dyy's stats updated was 2100 EST. So it's been hung up 3-4 hours now.

    Betcha a nickle that Howard's in bed now & it'll stay this way till morning.
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    I finally get my No net boxes ready to upload by doing a big copy over, and now the server is down...

    would be right... I hope the 24hrs gets extended so the old structs will still count...

    Do u think Howard will do that ???

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    Originally posted by Paratima
    I don't think it's DNS, cause ping interprets ftp.mshri.on.ca - just gets no reply.
    I'm getting unknown host.
    Still no word from Howard or project, so it's not nice, whatever the problem is.

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    New message on my XP 2200!

    Checking for newer versions...MAIN SERVER IS DOWN FOR PROTEIN CHANGEOVER

    Please try again later. Press Enter

    My DF will not even start up on my XP 2200 now! Heh . . .I already updated my new protein on Tuesday!




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    That post you quoted, IB, was made at oh-dark-hundred and I may have not been 100% on top of it. Ya know?

    Anyhow, in the glaring light of day (GOD, I love Florida!), it doesn't look like Howard's problem.
    Traceroute only gets me as far as Atlanta!

    Could be more of the nasty guys bunging up the 'net. Anybody heard anything?

    Jammy, just tell it to nonet (-if) and it'll run and buffer 'em up.

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    it seems to be back up, from here anyway
    Use the right tool for the right job!

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    Yeah. I've got units uploading as of 8.53AM PST.
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    None of mine have uploaded.

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    Originally posted by Chinasaur
    Yeah. I've got units uploading as of 8.53AM PST.
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    My the big spike in my output I assume my nets got thru at home... the work on is doing ok aswell.. hopefully I'll get the credit for the old protien....

    as I had a fairly large dump...

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    Red face

    That is great! My dumps weren't that large . . .in all around 15 file sets were buffered.

    Jammy

    Originally posted by Alpha_7


    as I had a fairly large dump...
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    Originally posted by Paratima
    That post you quoted, IB, was made at oh-dark-hundred and I may have not been 100% on top of it. Ya know?

    Anyhow, in the glaring light of day (GOD, I love Florida!), it doesn't look like Howard's problem.
    Traceroute only gets me as far as Atlanta!

    Could be more of the nasty guys bunging up the 'net. Anybody heard anything?

    Jammy, just tell it to nonet (-if) and it'll run and buffer 'em up.
    No offense and I understand
    I posted my traceroute in the DF forum... sorry
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    Red face

    Ya know Paratima . . .I have thought about no-netting at times but have forgot how to do it! The dfGui seems to not let us do that. If I remember correctly, when I first started running df (without a GUI) I no-netted it and then hide it with my HideIt, but I have forgotten how to do it now.

    Could you please refresh me on the procedure?

    Thanks,

    Jammy


    Originally posted by Paratima


    Jammy, just tell it to nonet (-if) and it'll run and buffer 'em up. [/B]
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    Sure, Jammy. Too late for this crisis, but, who knows?

    With dfGUI, it's really easy. Stop DF. Go to the configuration bit that says, "Disable Net Access" or words to that effect. Select it. Save it. Restart DF.

    If you're running non-dfGUI, just be sure that the string in foldit or foldit.bat that actually starts foldtrajlite contains the option -if which means "set Internet access False (or off)".

    When the client starts with that option, whichever method you use to set it, it doesn't try to talk to the server at all, even to verifying the version. That way you can get (re)started even when the hospital is on fire.

    When you finally get ready to "dump", just stop DF, unclick the option or remove the -if, restart, & you're in business.

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    Thanks! I tried the "Disable Net Access" option if the dfGUI and it did not work! Is it because I have a 24/7 connection?

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    Originally posted by Paratima
    [B]Sure, Jammy. Too late for this crisis, but, who knows?

    With dfGUI, it's really easy. Stop DF. Go to the configuration bit that says, "Disable Net Access" or words to that effect. Select it. Save it. Restart DF.
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    No, it should work regardless of the connection. How do you know it didn't work? Was there an error message? Did it just connect anyway? Heh, are you sure? I need a little help here.

    Oh, and which version of dfGUI do you have?

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    You usually have to close DFgui and reopen it to take affect, or so I've found..

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    heh . . .I have done that three times and no go.

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    Originally posted by Alpha_7
    You usually have to close DFgui and reopen it to take affect, or so I've found..
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    Jammy, the only other thing that I can think of is that dfGUI isn't able to write out its option file, dfgui.ini. Make sure it isn't write-protected and that it's in the same directory with dfGUI.

    Alternately, you could try NOT using dfGUI, just to see if it makes a difference. Use Notepad to edit the foldit.bat file in the DF directory. Find the line that looks like:

    .\foldtrajlite -f protein -n native -df -qt -rt

    ...and stick a -if on the end. Save the file and run foldit.bat. It should take right off without accessing the 'net. You can test this by temporarily pulling the plug on your 'net connection. DF should fire right up & start crunching proteins.

    Report back. I'll check this thread again in the ayem.

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    Thumbs up Thanks Paratima!

    Hmm . . .well I'll be . . .changing to "Disable Net Access" did work after all! I am testing (caching) on the XP 1900.

    But, I have printed out your editing directions for foldit.bat in case I ever need them in the future.

    Jammy



    Originally posted by Paratima
    [B]Jammy, the only other thing that I can think of is that dfGUI isn't able to write out its option file, dfgui.ini. Make sure it isn't write-protected and that it's in the same directory with dfGUI.
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    Originally posted by Alpha_7
    You usually have to close DFgui and reopen it to take affect, or so I've found..
    If you change one of the DF client options you have to re-start the DF client for it to work as the GUI will re-write the foldit.bat file with the options you have checked when it launchs the client. If the client is already running, those settings won't take effect until you re-start the client with the "Start" button.

    The dfGUI.ini file does not get updated until you either close it or click on the "Save Config" button.

    What options in particular do you ahve to close dfGUI and restart it to take effect?

    Jeff.

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    Jeff . . .I got it to work thanks to Paratima reminding me . . .I just wanted to try the nonet option .. .thanks anyway . . .

    Jammy


    Originally posted by Digital Parasite


    What options in particular do you ahve to close dfGUI and restart it to take effect?

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    Originally posted by Paratima
    I don't think it's DNS, cause ping interprets ftp.mshri.on.ca - just gets no reply.


    what causes that and how do you fix it ?

    i have that problem on my linux box
    i can ping ibm.com and get there ip, but my df clients not uploading
    Wha you talkin to me

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    Hmmm. I'm not sure that's even the right address anymore. I can't ping it, but the box I tried from just uploaded fine!

    Address must have changed. We'll have to figure out some new diagnostics.

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    Sometimes the Servers are bogged down receiving WUs. If it happens for short periods of time, no problem.
    If they never upload and you have used the -df option, it will stop working when you have about 60 WUs cached.
    If you use the -if option, it will work until you run out of HDD space.
    You can transfer (move) all the *.val.bz2 files and the filelist.txt to another computer and upload them that way.

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