You can attach the normal BOINC manager to Charity Engine by attaching to http://work.charityengine.com/ (Https won't work; I tried. It has to be http.)

There's no standard BOINC website, so you'll have to attach or create an account directly from the BOINC manager on your computer.

I've been turning in Wu's for the last 2 days but my Stats at the Project haven't been going up at all ... Not sure if they export their stats either because I show 0 Credits in BoincTasks & BOINC Manager but show 91k Credits at the Project from previous work I did ...

Can't login or register for the Charity Engine WEB SITE despite the fact that I successfully signed up via the BOINC program and currently have work on my computers.

Keep getting the SAME ERROR MESSAGE when I click on "My Account" button in BOINC:
Sorry, (my email address) is not recognized as a user name or an e-mail address.

I have tried clearing the stored browser cookies and even the "forgot password" option with same error message.

Is there any other way to register or sign in to the web site so I can manage my computers / account?

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Is there any other way to register or sign in to the web site so I can manage my computers / account?

w/o login http://work.charityengine.com/server_status.php

the following links will require the BOINС account email and password, then re-enter them

https://accounting.charityengine.com/user_search.php
https://accounting.charityengine.com/show_user.php?userid=NNNNNNN
https://accounting.charityengine.com/prefs.php?subset=project - can be edited but will return to default
https://accounting.charityengine.com/weak_auth.php

the rest issue a request to register on web server (admin) and are not available to us


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imho not worth wasting time on all this - nothing sensible
back door to the anonymous account system (= system hack)
incomprehensible anonymous applications, some very heavy (docker)
they were refused here to count, and rightly so.
only one task "lights up" in the active table and only confuses people
it managed to get into the system, but there is no statistics for it

Can't login or register for the Charity Engine WEB SITE despite the fact that I successfully signed up via the BOINC program and currently have work on my computers.

Keep getting the SAME ERROR MESSAGE when I click on "My Account" button in BOINC:
Sorry, (my email address) is not recognized as a user name or an e-mail address.

I have tried clearing the stored browser cookies and even the "forgot password" option with same error message.

Is there any other way to register or sign in to the web site so I can manage my computers / account?

You have to go onto the website to create an account and they will send you an email that you only have 24 hours to click on to prove it's your email account. CE is not a Boinc Project but a Boinc add-in that does have workunits. This is part of what an Admin sent me when I asked about removing it "Please remove Charity Engine as "account manager", not as "project" (Charity Engine is not a BOINC "project")."

For me it sent me workunits even when I had it set to no new tasks but stopped once I suspended it. The next day somehow it was unsuspended and I was receiving tasks again, I aborted every task I got, until I suspended it again. Then I was able to figure out how to remove it from Boinc. It also added a line at the top in the Boinc Manager 'open web site' that went straight to CE's site. It's also gone now that CE is off my computer.

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Minecraft have a new app - Triple Chunk Sand-based terrain filtering

Thanks Bok ..

I keep getting this on my one GPU Box, the other one downloaded 8 Wu's right away

PBOYZTOYNP9873

13829 minecrafthome 9/1/2020 5:32:24 PM Sending scheduler request: To fetch work.
13830 minecrafthome 9/1/2020 5:32:24 PM Requesting new tasks for NVIDIA GPU
13831 minecrafthome 9/1/2020 5:32:26 PM Scheduler request completed: got 0 new tasks
13832 minecrafthome 9/1/2020 5:32:26 PM Project requested delay of 7 seconds

New apps from NFS@Home 15e Lattice Sieve for smaller numbers and 16e Lattice Sieve for smaller numbers
https://escatter11.fullerton.edu/nfs/forum_thread.php?id=775

renewed activity on Gaia@home - new apps every day (linux only)
tasks are only a few seconds long, but it looks like with real data -
frequency spectrum analysis, in contrast to the previous banal "hello world!"

renewed activity on Gaia@home - new apps every day (linux only)
tasks are only a few seconds long, but it looks like with real data -
frequency spectrum analysis, in contrast to the previous banal "hello world!"

I've had them too

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Gaia@home
yesterday's app 23_Gaia@home is still missing in statistics :(
today's application 24_Gaia@home has many tasks on the server :)

I think the tasks may be too short to register with the WUProp app. Even if they do, I think for CPU tasks WUProp measures CPU time, which is less than a tenth of a second per task.

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I think the tasks may be too short to register with the WUProp app. Even if they do, I think for CPU tasks WUProp measures CPU time, which is less than a tenth of a second per task.

So I guess it's not worth running them, since like this one can't reach 100 hours even with a small farm...;-)

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My BOINC-Stats

I think the tasks may be too short to register with the WUProp app. Even if they do, I think for CPU tasks WUProp measures CPU time, which is less than a tenth of a second per task.

So I guess it's not worth running them, since like this one can't reach 100 hours even with a small farm...;-)

I looked at Michael Goetz's list and see this:

171 Gaia@home 24_Gaia@home 4.62 4.62

It doesn't show how many resources he has on it to get that but it is being captured by WUProp.

I think the tasks may be too short to register with the WUProp app. Even if they do, I think for CPU tasks WUProp measures CPU time, which is less than a tenth of a second per task.

So I guess it's not worth running them, since like this one can't reach 100 hours even with a small farm...;-)

I looked at Michael Goetz's list and see this:

171 Gaia@home 24_Gaia@home 4.62 4.62

It doesn't show how many resources he has on it to get that but it is being captured by WUProp.

There's also a line for 23_Gaia, with a few hours. So I guess they are registering with WUProp.

I'm running three Fire Tablets, a Windows netbook, a Windows laptop, and a Windows desktop, none of which can run Gaia since all of Gaia's apps are linux. I do, however, run four VMs on the laptop and desktop so that I'm able to run linux apps, and those are the machines that ran the Gaia tasks.

So, if the answer was "how many computers did it take to get a handful of hours?", the answer is four.

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Yes I have run 3,000 24-GAIA2home tasks and have 1.64 hours (I think), so it will take a lot of work units to get to a hundred hours.
Admin has said that they are testing things out at the moment.

Conan

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270K tasks = 440h, "bunkering" was used - batch execution without a gap between tasks

270K tasks = 440h, "bunkering" was used - batch execution without a gap between tasks

You did better than I did... 68K tasks and 48 hours.

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Gaia@home
no statistics for the application 25_Gaia@home
after a short run up to 27_Gaia@home, the numbering returned from 1_Gaia@home
note - if an old application remains on the host, all tasks give an error after a few minutes

MLC@Home - Machine Learning Dataset Generator (test)