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[FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

New Foldy6 is up and running. Only firefox installed so far. First time for me using Vista.

I wanted to check in with the other Foldy Ops and technically savy FP members here before I install the FAH console client to ensure I do this the right.

Questions:

1) install the FAH 6.20 version ... yes?

2) I see in the FAQ there is some Vista specific config info ... like install into C:\FAH1 ... etc. Anything else?

3) This is Core2 Quad 6600 @ 2.4GHz ... so configure for four clients ... yes?

4) where do I grab the Foldy monitor software?
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

This should get you started before the real experts arrive.

CPU client:
»folding.stanford.edu/English/download

This one:

Windows XP/2003/Vista
Console client only zip file (with Windows-service-install option). Uninstall any existing FAH services made with previous clients before updating. 6.20

Direct link to client download:
»www.stanford.edu/group/pandegrou···-620.msi

Install Instructions on Stanford site (I like these instructions and I would choose the short folder names off the root rather than to install in a long path under Program files or your profile):
»folding.stanford.edu/English/Win···de#ntoc2

FAH WIKI Install Instructions:
»Team Helix FAQ »How do I install the CPU Console client in Windows Vista?

You will want to install four clients, one for each core. Each must have a unique machine ID.

I recommend starting each with these switches:

-local -verbosity 9

Just now I find the public beta WUs quite stable and interesting, so I also add this switch: -advmethods

So ...
1) yes
2) My choice would be to create four folders off the drive root and avoid all the hassle of Vista's permissions in other areas.

C:\FAH1
C:\FAH2
C:\FAH3
C:\FAH4

Like that.

3) Yes, four console clients, unless you want to do SMP. As busy as you are, I don't recommend that.

4) See above.

Come back for help if you need it. Your fellow Ops are awesome at all this.

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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

I am going with the 4 FAH directory structure off root as you suggested.

How does this client.cfg look? Settings OK for FAH1?

[settings]
username=TH_Foldinator
team=4
passkey=
asknet=no
machineid=1

[http]
active=no
host=localhost
port=8080
usereg=no

[clienttype]
type=3

-----------------------------

currently crunching a: p4100_villinwt_folded_Amber03_Native

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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

Interesting, mine say the client type is 1.

Some of one of my FAH1 clients, for comparison:

[settings]
username=sortofageek
team=4
asknet=no
bigpackets=big
machineid=1
local=631
passkey=bunchofnumbershere

[http]
active=no
host=localhost
port=8080
usereg=no

[core]
disableassembly=no
ignoredeadlines=no

[clienttype]
type=1
memory=400

Did you say "yes" to big WUs? If not, you should. You have plenty of RAM.
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sortofageek Premium,Mod join:2001-08-19 Valhalla Dr clubs: ·Comcast Host: Team Helix Distributed Comput.. Linksys Comcast HSI Comcast Cable TV	said by Gargoyle : 4) where do I grab the Foldy monitor software? Sorry, I missed that one, but I can't help with that. You definitely need another of the Ops to help there.
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usa2k Please PRAY for Rebekah Premium,MVM join:2003-01-26 Canton, MI clubs: ·VOIPo ·WOW Internet and C.. ·Broadvox Direct	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread Looks like 6.20 four clients since I see no SMP mentioned. (Running just like TwoFrogs .) That is the key, and Stats will come ... I should have time tonight to outline things here. (and real user/pass via IM.)
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

said by usa2k

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Looks like 6.20 four clients since I see no SMP mentioned.

SMP was mentioned, but Gargoyle isn't there every day to monitor. SMP in Windows still requires some babysitting. If he is going to run under Windows, IMO, four console clients will be most stable for him.

See this above:

said by sortofageek

:

3) Yes, four console clients, unless you want to do SMP. As busy as you are, I don't recommend that.

It is, of course, not the highest PPD possible with that box.
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread said by sortofageek : SMP was mentioned, but Gargoyle isn't there every day to monitor. I am not doing SMP. Maybe at some future date we can consider this. I am setting up 4 console clients. I want to get that working along with the foldy monitor software as my priority right now. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

Four console clients should be relatively easy then. What I always do:

1. Create the four directories (folders).
2. Drop the executable into each folder.
3. One at a time, execute the FAH executable. First time run, config will run. Follow the instructions to configure, making sure to do advanced config, too. Each client needs a unique ID # (1, 2, 3, and 4 will work).
4. Create a shortcut for each and add the desired switches to the target command line.
5. Start them using the shortcut.

I don't run mine as a service, just keep them minimized in the taskbar for easy access. Easier to troubleshoot that way, IMO.

Note: After the first config, if you want to reconfig, run from a shortcut with the -config or -configonly switch added to the target command line.

I'm going to look through the instructions I gave you to see if I see any gotcha's. I just scanned them before and thought they looked good, with the ones on the Stanford site perhaps a little easier to follow. You may want to read them both through, though, and make your own decision about that.

The first time I tried this with Vista loaded, I had no idea about the permissions issues and I didn't run into them because I have always followed the K.I.S.S. principle. Short path to executable. Start one at a time from a shortcut, no services.
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I looked through Stanford's instructions and they still look rather straightforward to me with some configuration I didn't know about.

I have been upgrading by stopping the client, dropping the new executable in place and restarting. Had I run config each time I would have noticed a couple of new items. One interesting one gives you the ability to configure switches you would always use, such as -local and -verbosity 9. Doing that, you wouldn't have to put them in the shortcut, especially handy for those running as a service. (It really isn't hard to add/remove switches for a service, but you do need to be able to find them in the registry or in Computer Manager to edit them, instead of just editing a shortcut).

Anyway, if you are still having problems, GarG, please upload the following file as an attachment:

FAHlog.txt

Also, if you have one:

FAHlog-Prev.txt
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

* I will try and write this like it could be a FAQ *

The useful tools for an uploading script for both:
• »foldy.nozero.org
• »fah-tool.org

Get cURL from »curl.haxx.se/latest.cgi?curl=win32-nossl
Get LINUX tools for windows from »unxutils.sourceforge.net/
Only a couple tools are used "cat", "tail", and "sed"
"cat" is like "TYPE", "tail" gives the last part of a file, and "sed" is a serial editor (A filter)

I would use a directory like C:\stats to run a batch file

EXAMPLE BATCH FILE "FAH_Upload.bat (FAKE user:pass)

cd C:\stats
REM === Assuming four no-nonsense commandline clients ===  
REM     using a c:\stats subdirectory for files  
REM     http://curl.haxx.se/latest.cgi?curl=win32-nossl
REM     http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/
   
REM     replace file with fresh files  
REM     ===================================================  
cat c:\path1_to\unitinfo.txt > c:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt  
cat c:\path2_to\unitinfo.txt > c:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt  
cat c:\path3_to\unitinfo.txt > c:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
cat c:\path4_to\unitinfo.txt > c:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     using UNXtools to copy the last bit of FAHLog.txt  
REM     ===================================================  
tail -500 c:\path1_to\FAHLog.txt > c:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt  
tail -500 c:\path2_to\FAHLog.txt > c:\stats\6-02-FAHLog.txt  
tail -500 c:\path3_to\FAHLog.txt > c:\stats\6-04-FAHLog.txt  
tail -500 c:\path4_to\FAHLog.txt > c:\stats\6-04-FAHLog.txt  
   
REM     Add club details F6-01  
REM     ===================================================  
echo Fahusername: TH_Foldinator >> C:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt  
echo Fahteamid: 4               >> C:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt  
echo Watts: 30                  >> C:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt  
echo CPU: Intel C2Q-A 2.4Ghz    >> C:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     Add club details F6-02  
REM     ===================================================  
echo Fahusername: TH_Foldinator >> C:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt  
echo Fahteamid: 4               >> C:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt  
echo Watts: 30                  >> C:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt  
echo CPU: Intel C2Q-B 2.4Ghz    >> C:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     Add club details F6-03  
REM     ===================================================  
echo Fahusername: TH_Foldinator >> C:\stats\6-03-unitinfo.txt  
echo Fahteamid: 4               >> C:\stats\6-03-unitinfo.txt  
echo Watts: 30                  >> C:\stats\6-03-unitinfo.txt  
echo CPU: Intel C2Q-C 2.4Ghz    >> C:\stats\6-03-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     Add club details F6-04  
REM     ===================================================  
echo Fahusername: TH_Foldinator >> C:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
echo Fahteamid: 4               >> C:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
echo Watts: 30                  >> C:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
echo CPU: Intel C2Q-D 2.4Ghz    >> C:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     upload the unitinfo.txt files to FAH-Tool.org  
REM     ===================================================  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-01-unitinfo.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-01-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-02-unitinfo.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-01-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-03-unitinfo.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-01-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-04-unitinfo.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-01-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     upload the FAHLog.txt files to FAH-Tool.org  
REM     ===================================================  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-01-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-02-FAHLog.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-03-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-03-FAHLog.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-03-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-04-FAHLog.txt -ufp@usa2k.com:password ftp://ftp.usa2k.com/f06/6-04-FAHLog.txt  
 
REM remove TAG: from unitinfo.txt so we don't break fody.nosero.org
cat C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt | sed "/Tag:/d" > C:\stats\601-FAHLog.txt
cat C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt | sed "/Tag:/d" > C:\stats\602-FAHLog.txt
cat C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt | sed "/Tag:/d" > C:\stats\603-FAHLog.txt
cat C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt | sed "/Tag:/d" > C:\stats\604-FAHLog.txt
 
REM     upload the unitinfo.txt files to foldy.nozero.org  
REM     ===================================================  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\601-unitinfo.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/6-01-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\602-unitinfo.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/6-02-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\603-unitinfo.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/6-03-unitinfo.txt  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\604-unitinfo.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/6-04-unitinfo.txt  
   
REM     upload the FAHLog.txt files to foldy.nozero.org  
REM     ===================================================  
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-01-FAHLog.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/data/6-01-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-02-FAHLog.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/data/6-02-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-03-FAHLog.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/data/6-03-FAHLog.txt   
curl -v -m 90 -T C:\stats\6-04-FAHLog.txt -ufp:password ftp://ftp.nozero.org/data/6-04-FAHLog.txt

Once the batch file is debugged, setup a schedule for it.
Right-click "Computer" and choose "manage" from the drop-down menu.
Choose "Task Scheduler"
Use the task scheduler to run FAH_Upload.bat every hour.

I hope copying the code does not have line breaks where the lines wrap in "code".
"code" puts a pound-space in a copy at the start of each line.
Remove the "# " at each line start.

This would work for LINUX too, but "#" would replace "REM" for comments/remarks.

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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

Just a few notes on Jim's script.

As for Curl and the Unixutils, you will either have to type out the FULL path name to them in the script, or put the directory paths that they are in into your system Path variable. Otherwise, you would have to place them directly in your %system% folder. Usually "C:\WINDOWS\system32"

My Path variable looks like this:

quote:
PATH=C:\Program Files\PHP\;C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem;E:\UnxUtils\usr\local\wbin;E:\cURL;C:\Program Files\QuickTime\QTSystem\

I use the other unix based progs as well, so I have the whole folder. But all you need are the ones that Jim posted about above, "cat", "tail", and "sed". Although "grep" is a good one to have as well. So are "head", "less" "sleep", and "tac", and "gawk".

Note to Jim,

Too many Curl connections in the script my friend. You need to take those 16 connections down to just 4. One curl command for each of the four files, and just have it upload all four files in the command for each.

Actually for FAH-Tool you just need one Curl command, and have it upload all 8 files.

FM, would need two curl commands as 4 of the files go to one dir. and the other 4 files go into the \data dir.

So, basically, you could cut it down to 3 Curl upload command strings VS 16 of them. Would be less of a hit on both servers, and prevent issues later down the line.

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Interesting, looks like it did complete a WU.

But then got "Server does not have record of this unit. Will try again later."

Here is the log.
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--- Opening Log file [October 27 01:08:31 UTC]

# Windows CPU Console Edition ##
Folding@Home Client Version 6.20

»folding.stanford.edu

##

Launch directory: C:\FAH1
Executable: C:\FAH1\Folding@home-Win32-x86.exe

[01:08:31] Configuring Folding@Home...

[01:10:26] - Ask before connecting: No
[01:10:26] - User name: TH_Foldinator (Team 4)
[01:10:26] - User ID: 7AC7FE84160C8BE9
[01:10:26] - Machine ID: 1
[01:10:26]
[01:10:26] Work directory not found. Creating...
[01:10:26] Could not open work queue, generating new queue...
[01:10:26] - Preparing to get new work unit...
[01:10:26] + Attempting to get work packet
[01:10:26] - Connecting to assignment server
[01:10:27] - Successful: assigned to (171.64.65.111).
[01:10:27] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[01:10:27] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:10:40] + Closed connections
[01:10:40]
[01:10:40] + Processing work unit
[01:10:40] Core required: FahCore_81.exe
[01:10:40] Core not found.
[01:10:40] - Core is not present or corrupted.
[01:10:40] - Attempting to download new core...
[01:10:40] + Downloading new core: FahCore_81.exe
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[01:11:01] Verifying core Core_81.fah...
[01:11:02] Signature is VALID
[01:11:02]
[01:11:02] Trying to unzip core FahCore_81.exe
[01:11:02] Decompressed FahCore_81.exe (2396160 bytes) successfully
[01:11:07] + Core successfully engaged
[01:11:12]
[01:11:12] + Processing work unit
[01:11:12] Core required: FahCore_81.exe
[01:11:12] Core found.
[01:11:12] Working on queue slot 01 [October 27 01:11:12 UTC]
[01:11:12] + Working ...
[01:11:12]
[01:11:12] *------------------------------*
[01:11:12] Folding@Home Gromacs Simulated Tempering Core
[01:11:12] Version 1.10 (Oct 4, 2007)
[01:11:12]
[01:11:12] Preparing to commence simulation
[01:11:12] - Looking at optimizations...
[01:11:12] - Created dyn
[01:11:12] - Files status OK
[01:11:12] - Expanded 468604 -> 2292789 (decompressed 489.2 percent)
[01:11:12] - Starting from initial work packet
[01:11:12]
[01:11:12] Project: 4100 (Run 90, Clone 13, Gen 16)
[01:11:12]
[01:11:12] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[01:11:12] Entering M.D.
[01:11:19] Protein: p4100_villinwt_folded_Amber03_Native
[01:11:19]
[01:11:19] Writing local files
[01:11:19] Extra SSE boost OK.
[01:11:19] Writing local files
[01:11:19] Completed 0 out of 1500000 steps (0%)

Folding@Home Client Shutdown.

--- Opening Log file [October 27 01:23:08 UTC]

# Windows CPU Console Edition ##

Folding@Home Client Version 6.20

»folding.stanford.edu

##

Launch directory: C:\FAH1
Executable: Folding@home-Win32-x86.exe
Arguments: -config

[01:23:08] - Ask before connecting: No
[01:23:08] - User name: TH_Foldinator (Team 4)
[01:23:08] - User ID: 7AC7FE84160C8BE9
[01:23:08] - Machine ID: 1
[01:23:08]
[01:23:08] Configuring Folding@Home...

[01:24:18] - Ask before connecting: No
[01:24:18] - User name: TH_Foldinator (Team 4)
[01:24:18] - User ID: 7AC7FE84160C8BE9
[01:24:18] - Machine ID: 1
[01:24:18]
[01:24:18] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:24:18]
[01:24:18] + Processing work unit
[01:24:18] Core required: FahCore_81.exe
[01:24:18] Core found.
[01:24:18] Working on queue slot 01 [October 27 01:24:18 UTC]
[01:24:18] + Working ...
[01:24:18]
[01:24:18] *------------------------------*
[01:24:18] Folding@Home Gromacs Simulated Tempering Core
[01:24:18] Version 1.10 (Oct 4, 2007)
[01:24:18]
[01:24:18] Preparing to commence simulation
[01:24:18] - Looking at optimizations...
[01:24:18] - Files status OK
[01:24:19] - Expanded 468604 -> 2292789 (decompressed 489.2 percent)
[01:24:19]
[01:24:19] Project: 4100 (Run 90, Clone 13, Gen 16)
[01:24:19]
[01:24:19] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[01:24:19] Entering M.D.
[01:24:39] (Starting from checkpoint)
[01:24:39] Protein: p4100_villinwt_folded_Amber03_Native
[01:24:39]
[01:24:39] Writing local files
[01:24:39] Extra SSE boost OK.
[01:24:39] Writing local files
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[01:31:11] Past main M.D. loop
[01:31:11]
[01:31:11] Finished Work Unit:
[01:31:11] - Reading up to 380232 from "work/wudata_01.arc": Read 380232
[01:31:11] - Reading up to 3552916 from "work/wudata_01.xtc": Read 3552916
[01:31:11] goefile size: 0
[01:31:11] logfile size: 57736
[01:31:11] Leaving Run
[01:31:11] - Writing 4639497 bytes of core data to disk...
[01:31:11] Done: 4638985 -> 3905731 (compressed to 84.1 percent)
[01:31:11] ... Done.
[01:31:11] - Shutting down core
[01:31:11]
[01:31:11] Folding@home Core Shutdown: FINISHED_UNIT
[01:31:12] CoreStatus = 64 (100)
[01:31:12] Sending work to server
[01:31:12] Project: 4100 (Run 90, Clone 13, Gen 16)

[01:31:12] + Attempting to send results [October 28 01:31:12 UTC]
[01:31:13] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:31:13] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:31:13] (171.64.65.111:8080)
[01:31:13] + Retrying using alternative port
[01:31:14] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:31:14] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:31:14] (171.64.65.111:80)
[01:31:14] - Error: Could not transmit unit 01 (completed October 28) to work server.
[01:31:14] Keeping unit 01 in queue.
[01:31:14] Project: 4100 (Run 90, Clone 13, Gen 16)

[01:31:14] + Attempting to send results [October 28 01:31:14 UTC]
[01:31:16] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:31:16] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:31:16] (171.64.65.111:8080)
[01:31:16] + Retrying using alternative port
[01:31:17] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:31:17] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:31:17] (171.64.65.111:80)
[01:31:17] - Error: Could not transmit unit 01 (completed October 28) to work server.

[01:31:17] + Attempting to send results [October 28 01:31:17 UTC]

Folding@Home Client Shutdown.

--- Opening Log file [October 28 01:36:08 UTC]

# Windows CPU Console Edition ##

Folding@Home Client Version 6.20

»folding.stanford.edu

##

Launch directory: C:\FAH1
Executable: C:\FAH1\Folding@home-Win32-x86.exe
Arguments: -config

[01:36:08] - Ask before connecting: No
[01:36:08] - User name: TH_Foldinator (Team 4)
[01:36:08] - User ID: 7AC7FE84160C8BE9
[01:36:08] - Machine ID: 1
[01:36:08]
[01:36:08] Configuring Folding@Home...

[01:37:10] - Ask before connecting: No
[01:37:10] - User name: TH_Foldinator (Team 4)
[01:37:10] - User ID: 7AC7FE84160C8BE9
[01:37:10] - Machine ID: 1
[01:37:10]
[01:37:10] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:37:10] - Preparing to get new work unit...
[01:37:10] Project: 4100 (Run 90, Clone 13, Gen 16)
[01:37:10] + Attempting to get work packet

[01:37:10] - Connecting to assignment server
[01:37:10] + Attempting to send results [October 28 01:37:10 UTC]
[01:37:11] - Successful: assigned to (171.65.103.162).
[01:37:11] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[01:37:11] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:37:11] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:37:11] (Got status 503)
[01:37:11] + Could not connect to Work Server
[01:37:11] - Attempt #1 to get work failed, and no other work to do.
Waiting before retry.
[01:37:11] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:37:11] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:37:11] (171.64.65.111:8080)
[01:37:11] + Retrying using alternative port
[01:37:18] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:37:18] + Could not connect to Work Server (results)
[01:37:18] (171.64.65.111:80)
[01:37:18] - Error: Could not transmit unit 01 (completed October 28) to work server.

[01:37:18] + Attempting to send results [October 28 01:37:18 UTC]
[01:37:20] + Attempting to get work packet
[01:37:20] - Connecting to assignment server
[01:37:24] - Successful: assigned to (171.65.103.162).
[01:37:24] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[01:37:24] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:37:26] - Couldn't send HTTP request to server
[01:37:26] (Got status 503)
[01:37:26] + Could not connect to Work Server
[01:37:26] - Attempt #2 to get work failed, and no other work to do.
Waiting before retry.
[01:37:43] + Attempting to get work packet
[01:37:43] - Connecting to assignment server
[01:37:49] - Successful: assigned to (171.65.103.162).
[01:37:49] + News From Folding@Home: Welcome to Folding@Home
[01:37:49] Loaded queue successfully.
[01:38:48] - Server does not have record of this unit. Will try again later.
[01:38:48] Could not transmit unit 01 to Collection server; keeping in queue.
[01:38:51] + Closed connections
[01:38:51]
[01:38:51] + Processing work unit
[01:38:51] Core required: FahCore_78.exe
[01:38:51] Core not found.
[01:38:51] - Core is not present or corrupted.
[01:38:51] - Attempting to download new core...
[01:38:51] + Downloading new core: FahCore_78.exe
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[01:38:54] Verifying core Core_78.fah...
[01:38:54] Signature is VALID
[01:38:54]
[01:38:54] Trying to unzip core FahCore_78.exe
[01:38:54] Decompressed FahCore_78.exe (2338816 bytes) successfully
[01:38:59] + Core successfully engaged
[01:39:04]
[01:39:04] + Processing work unit
[01:39:04] Core required: FahCore_78.exe
[01:39:04] Core found.
[01:39:04] Working on queue slot 02 [October 28 01:39:04 UTC]
[01:39:04] + Working ...
[01:39:04]
[01:39:04] *------------------------------*
[01:39:04] Folding@Home Gromacs Core
[01:39:04] Version 1.90 (March 8, 2006)
[01:39:04]
[01:39:04] Preparing to commence simulation
[01:39:04] - Looking at optimizations...
[01:39:04] - Created dyn
[01:39:04] - Files status OK
[01:39:08] - Expanded 2214329 -> 15097085 (decompressed 681.7 percent)
[01:39:08] - Starting from initial work packet
[01:39:08]
[01:39:08] Project: 2484 (Run 114, Clone 30, Gen 0)
[01:39:08]
[01:39:08] Assembly optimizations on if available.
[01:39:08] Entering M.D.
[01:39:15] Protein: system
[01:39:15]
[01:39:15] Writing local files
[01:39:17] Extra SSE boost OK.
[01:39:41] Writing local files
[01:39:41] Completed 0 out of 250000 steps (0%)

Fixed margin blowout. ~sorto'
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

I had a long detailed post written and lost it.

Short version: The work server is in reject mode, can't take the WU back until it is back up. The collection server didn't get the info on the WU, so it can't take it back in the interim. The WU will go home when they get the work server (171.64.65.111) back up.

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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

said by sortofageek

:

I had a long detailed post written and lost it.

Short version: The work server is in reject mode, can't take the WU back until it is back up. The collection server didn't get the info on the WU, so it can't take it back in the interim. The WU will go home when they get the work server (171.64.65.111) back up.

Thank you.
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Thanks Sorto, I will tweak the config file again this evening. I have some debug to do was well, because I glanced at Foldy6 this morning while rushing out the door to work ... and see that no progress at all has been accomplished on the first WU brought in. (I only started one client up so far) -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Here is the config I have running now. 4 clients running. --- [settings] username=TH_Foldinator team=4 passkey= asknet=no machineid=1 bigpackets=big [http] active=no host=localhost port=8080 usereg=no [clienttype] type=3 [core] addr= -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs: 1 edit	All 4 clients running solid all night. 100% CPU and using less than half the total memory. All 4 now working on: [02:42:25] Project: 2484 (Run xxx, Clone yy, Gen z) [02:42:25] [02:42:25] Entering M.D. [02:42:32] Protein: system Each step taking about 1 hour 22 minutes to complete. What the heck is a "system" protein?!?! -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

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What the heck is a "system" protein?!?!

Same protein as twofrogs has been running
»www.fah-tool.org/index.php?users=f04

Hover over the foldy name and that is what FAHlog.txt says it is. Stanford does not have the real WU number or fah-tool.org would display the info already.

Hard to even fake the answer when more than one WU has "system" and Stanfor has no points documented at »fah-web.stanford.edu/psummary.html

24284 right now, but I've seen others.
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What the heck is a "system" protein?!?!

So, I should leave Foldy6 alone and let her finish these 4 "system" proteins? It's going to take a long time and I just want to be sure these will count for Helix and Stanford research.
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sortofageek Premium,Mod join:2001-08-19 Valhalla Dr clubs: ·Comcast Host: Team Helix Distributed Comput.. Linksys Comcast HSI Comcast Cable TV	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread Let 'em fold, GarG. Just because they can't fix the naming system so it is clear to us ... that doesn't mean the servers don't recognize 'em. They'll be fine, just let 'em fold. And congrats on sending the first one home. -- Join Team Helix * I am praying for these friends .
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said by Gargoyle :
So, I should leave Foldy6 alone and let her finish these 4 "system" proteins? It's going to take a long time and I just want to be sure these will count for Helix and Stanford research.

About 3(+) days or so for those.

Here is the info:

2484 - Project
171.65.103.162 - Server
p2484_Lysine_Fragment WU (system)
97157 - Atoms
42.00 - Preferred Deadline
93.00 - Final Deadline
905.00 - Points
100 - Frames
GROMACS - Core

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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread said by MstrBlstr : About 3(+) days or so for those. Yes, that estimate looks right to me. These are big ones. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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said by Gargoyle

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All 4 now working on:

[02:42:25] Project: 2484 (Run 122, Clone 37, Gen 0)

Wait a minute! If all four were working on the same project/run/clone/gen number, then you haven't installed correctly. Look again. They can be working on the same project number, but the run/clone/gen numbers need to be different. If they aren't different, you didn't give each one a unique machine ID (1, 2, 3 and 4).
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All 4 now working on:

[02:42:25] Project: 2484 (Run 122, Clone 37, Gen 0)

Wait a minute! If all four were working on the same project/run/clone/gen number, then you haven't installed correctly.

Sorry for my mis-post. They are working on the same project, different Run, Clone, Gen.

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They are working on the same project, different Run, Clone, Gen.

Thank you. I figured you would know that, just wanted to make sure.

In the meantime, I just switched 12 single CPU console clients to three SMP clients on Windows boxen. Two of those SMP clients are installed on a dual QUAD (Clovertown XEON chips), so I may be living a bit dangerously. Did that yesterday afternoon. No mishaps yet, but I'm not holding my breath.

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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Looks like Foldy6 sent in her first WU for Team Helix --- [02:44:35] + Attempting to send results [October 29 02:44:35 UTC] [02:46:07] + Results successfully sent [02:46:07] Thank you for your contribution to Folding@Home. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	I am leaving the Foldy6 config to 4 console clients. No SMP. After the first 4 WUs complete (hopefully with the next 2 days) ... I will work with usa2k, and whoever else can help, to figure out how to get Foldy6 stats reported to the foldy monitor. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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I would be willing to try and help you out. You are running the new Dell with VISTA, right? Any chance you'd be willing to switch to Linux?

Due to the various and inconsistant methods FAH names the work units, even within the same protein number, foldy monitor and usa2k's fah-tool.org monitor have trouble without some pre-processing.
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Due to the various and inconsistant methods FAH names the work units, even within the same protein number, foldy monitor and usa2k's fah-tool.org monitor have trouble without some pre-processing.

Or some external processing help. FM is missing a lot of info in the fields. I have fixed most of it here. But due to Jim's domain expiring that I was sending the corrected files to, I have not been able to get them to upload.

I know that he is working on a few improvements for FTM, and that may help with FM some as well. I am not sure if he still wants the corrected .csv files that I have or not. If anyone needs them, I can manually upload them here I suppose.

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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

That domain didn't expire ... just the Web Hosting and email for jn2k.net were changing/halting. (Good until 3/21/2010)

I thought I had you switch to usa2k.com to upload and then I moved to foldy.nozero.org? I don't see an IM where I sent you info though. I do know your help has kept that site looking great! (Some day I will get a way ~ promises-promises~ of a more automatic process that will not need us humans. Until then, you take a load of concerns off the rest of us by keeping the stats pretty in spite of the ways Stanford fails to identify work correctly.)

I am having issues again with foldy.nozero.org getting blocked

Now I have cron running on my host account, I can offload that task from my home PC. Maybe get my stats to foldy.nozero.org that way too.

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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	said by parkut : I would be willing to try and help you out. You are running the new Dell with VISTA, right? Any chance you'd be willing to switch to Linux? I appreciate that offer of help, I was hoping to keep Foldy6 to a WIN box. Mostly for my convenience and lack of time to learn Linux. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	I have a question ... are you guys using UPS to protect your blades/farms from brief power outages? I have Foldy6 on a surge protector ... but we have had 3 minor power outages in the past week and each time Foldy6 re-booted. So, is there is a reasonably priced UPS solution you guys can recommend? -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Testing now.

Running the batch file in a cmd window.

Looks like all the files get copied correctly. All four 6-0x-unitinfo.txt and four F6-0x-FAHlog.txt and four F06-0x-FAHlog.txt copied into \fahtool

Replaced this text "user:PW" with the username and PW I got from usa2k in the batch file.

But getting this error msg ... 8 times per run ...

curl: (67) Access denied: 530

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update:

I think I see the problem. The script is looking to FTP the files to /ftp.usa2k.com/f06/ ... but the FTP site and user/PW usa2k gave me is for /foldy.nozero.org/

I am going to try /foldy.nozero.org/

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update:

Closer. Got one curl: (28) connection timeout ... but also got seven files copied. I think. Debugging further ... but I am going to stop now until I get clarity on which files should be going to which FTP sites/directories.

==> usa2k or MB please help me understand exactly where the files should to FTPed to. And that I have the right username/PW.

Thanks and I think I am close now. Just need that little bit of final guidance.

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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Monday update. - I realized I had an error in the batch file trigger and fixed that. - MB is working on the script for me. We have some issues creating one of the files for upload. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Looks like we have both monitors online now for Foldy6. Props to MB and usa2k for sticking with me to get this baby debugged. THANK YOU guys. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	OK, I created a new task schedule for uploader.bat from scratch. Maybe by adding an "action" to start the program when triggered ... it will work better this time we shall see. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Any ideas why on »foldy.nozero.org/ the Foldy6 WUs show up as "system" ? -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Is there anything I can (or should) do about the weird "due" date?

The WUs Foldy6 is crunching right now will be done within 3 days of download max.
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MstrBlstr Status - Tired Premium join:2005-03-15 South Texas	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread I don't see anything wrong with the due dates. Those are the WU deadlines, not the expected date the WU's are to finish. As long as your system finishes the WU before that date you have nothing to worry about.
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread said by MstrBlstr : I don't see anything wrong with the due dates. Those are the WU deadlines, not the expected date the WU's are to finish. As long as your system finishes the WU before that date you have nothing to worry about. Oh! OK, thanks MB. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Looks like Foly6 is stalled. Nice to see the monitoring programs working and useful But! I am away from home till Wednesday evening and so I won't be able to address whatever issues Foldy6 faces till then -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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sortofageek Premium,Mod join:2001-08-19 Valhalla Dr clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread Well, maybe it will resolve itself before then. That can happen.
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Gargoyle Premium,MVM,ExMod 2004-07 join:2000-12-29 Planet X clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread said by sortofageek : Well, maybe it will resolve itself before then. That can happen. I am home and the power must have cut for a while. Everything back up now. -- Team Helix -=- Forever Folding -=- current host of Foldy #6
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sortofageek Premium,Mod join:2001-08-19 Valhalla Dr clubs:	Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread Figured it was either that or else my cat, Chigger, paid you a visit. She unplugs things.
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Re: [FP-Ops] New Foldy6 -- Help Thread

Depending on the UPS used and its management software, one could configure the client(s) to run as a service and the UPS to restart after certain requirements are met.

I see my APC PowerChute allows me to set more requirements for my Smart UPS units than it once did. I have been hesitant to allow the UPS to restart everything after a power outage because of that series of power events before the final failure we had here in December 2006, the one that killed off so many of my AMD duallies.

They probably would have survived had they just shut down without the continual powering back up. Now I can tell the software not to allow the UPS to do the power up until after a specified amount of time has elapsed and a specified replenishing of the battery.
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