Updates to science application list and project-specific user preferences |
Message boards : Number crunching : Updates to science application list and project-specific user preferences
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We have revised the list of science applications on malariacontrol.net. This was necessary to make the release of future versions of the main science application more flexible and more efficient. Here�s why: Up to now we had always one production version of the main science application (�malariacontrol.net�) running. This required that new releases of this had to be backward-compatible, i.e. they were able to process workunits that were created at an earlier time. This was an annoying constraint, which we now try to remove by having two parallel versions of the main science application. We call them openMalaria Branch A and openMalaria Branch B. We plan to use them in alternating sequence, with occasional overlaps. |
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Thank you very much for the NOT SO short explanation about the project updates, really appreciated! I'll crunch for it as much as I can, together with other BOINC project, it's worth! |
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Despite the reassuring messages that the project is back to work, I'm still having a systematic error message: HTTP service unavailable |
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Despite the reassuring messages that the project is back to work, I'm still having a systematic error message: HTTP service unavailable Generally speaking if you just shut down Boinc, by exiting it altogether, and then restarting Boinc it should pick right back up again. This usually happens when the IP address either changes on their end or Boinc forgets where it is supposed to be looking. |
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Guilllaume and Nick: thanks for all the hard work...we look forward to effective programs to eradicate malaria. There is much work to be done of which this number crunching is but one part. It appears to me that major shifts in political will, together with significant cultural changes in the affected areas of the world, are also needed to achieve the eradication of malaria. |
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Guilllaume and Nick: thanks for all the hard work...we look forward to effective programs to eradicate malaria. There is much work to be done of which this number crunching is but one part. It appears to me that major shifts in political will, together with significant cultural changes in the affected areas of the world, are also needed to achieve the eradication of malaria. Better late, then never, I can only agree with your point of view, so I joined this search, our climate is warming up and malaria, may show up in Europe, as well. Spread in regions warming up and disappear in regions getting too cold, for this disease carrying mosquito! ____________ Knight Who Says Ni.Hmm Ni N! |
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Message boards : Number crunching : Updates to science application list and project-specific user preferences