PRPnet Servers for CRUS

MyDogBuster · 2014-09-04, 08:51

The following is a list of all of CRUS's active PRPnet servers. The admins will keep this thread updated as often as possible.

Currently processing ranges last updated 2021-01-28 06:30 GMT.
(The server is no longer in operation.)

CRUS PRPnet server:
Short identification: G1400
server: www.noprimeleftbehind.net
port: 1400
Riesel-Sierp base 2/4 even-odd k-n: 13 k's
n-range: 2.0M-6.65M
currently processing at n= 6.65M (complete)
server summary: www.noprimeleftbehind.net:1400/all.html

Please see the PRPnet server summary pages listed above for current user and team stats. For archived stats from previous CRUS PRPnet drives, see below:

Port 1300 stats as of 2014-09-07
Port 1400 stats as of 2014-09-07

rogue · 2014-09-04, 12:14

Why are these still running an ancient version of PRPNet?

BTW, both links point to the same URL.

MyDogBuster · 2014-09-04, 12:48

Quote:

Why are these still running an ancient version of PRPNet?

BTW, both links point to the same URL.

Max plans on updating them to a newer version. Neither port is loaded yet. The URL's will be updated when Max creates everything.

mdettweiler · 2014-09-07, 17:31

Well, everyone, we're in luck: I never actually loaded the candidates into the server yet (got swamped with other work).

I'll wait until we're all sure the sieving is done before loading anything.

On another note: do we want to clear out the stats for port 1300 (I think there was some old junk in there from the previous base 2 drive) before starting the new effort? Likewise for port 1400? I can save off a "snapshot" of the stats for posterity before doing so.

Also, I fully intend to upgrade both the PRPnet servers when I load new work in them.

mdettweiler · 2014-09-07, 17:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by MyDogBuster

The following is a list of all of CRUS's active PRPnet servers. The admins will keep this thread updated as often as possible.

Currently processing ranges last updated 2014-09-04 00:00 GMT.

CRUS PRPnet server #1:
Short identification: G1300
server = www.noprimeleftbehind.net
port = 1300
Base: S9
k-range: 2036
n-range: 1.5M-2.0M
currently processing at n= 1.5M
server summary*:http://noprimeleftbehind.net:1300/all.html

CRUS PRPnet server #2:
Short identification: G1400
server: www.noprimeleftbehind.net
port: 1400
Base: 2/4
k-range: 2/4 Even-Odd-k-n
n-range: 2.0M-5.0M
currently processing at n= 2.0M
server summary*: http://noprimeleftbehind.net:1400/all.html

Okay, I've fixed all the links in the first post so that they're not pointing to their NPLB counterparts. Since we don't have an NPLB-style stats database/system at CRUS, there's nothing to point to except for the PRPnet server pages themselves, which for this project are the authoritative statistics.

As noted in my last post, I can attach PDF "snapshots" of past server stats to this thread if we want to clear out the stats to get a clean start for the new efforts in both servers.

I should note that as my mod status expired due to inactivity a couple of years ago, I cannot update the first post to reflect my changes. If either Gary or Ian could update the first post to reflect what's quoted above, that would be great! (The best way to do this would be to quote it in a reply, switch the post editor to "source code" mode, and copy the raw BBCode out of the quoted section, then replace the current content of the first post with that.)

mdettweiler · 2014-09-07, 23:36

I am pleased to announce that Sierpinski base 9 is now open for business on port 1300! It is running a modern PRPnet version (5.2.8, to be upgraded to 5.3.2 pending a conversation in progress with Mark about building the server code), with a clean database - that is, all the stats will start afresh for this effort.

I've saved off a snapshot of the old stats from port 1300 (for the old base 2 effort we did in there a while back); likewise, I've taken a snapshot of the current stats in port 1400, since we may want to clean that out in like fashion before starting the next new effort. Since CRUS does not have a big stats system like NPLB, this is our best way of preserving user/team stats for posterity. Though CRUS is a rather less "credit-oriented" project, I figure people would prefer these not just float off into the ether.

Port 1300 stats as of 2014-09-07
Port 1400 stats as of 2014-09-07

Gary/Ian, these two links should probably be incorporated into the first post of this thread when you get the chance.

mdettweiler · 2014-09-08, 03:20

The port 1300 server is now running the latest PRPnet version, 5.3.2. Thanks to Lennart for a quick tip on getting PRPnet to compile under gcc!

Whenever we're ready to load new work in port 1400, it will be upgraded as well. Upgrades for the other servers (2000, 9000, 12000, and 13000) will follow soon, too.

TheCount · 2014-09-08, 11:32

S9 is good to count. Throwing a core at it.

Quote:

############
Welcome to the CRUS G1300 PRPnet server.
Currently running Riesel/Sierpinski base 2 even/odd-n conjectures.
############

PRPNet welcome message needs correction.

mdettweiler · 2014-09-09, 03:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheCount

S9 is good to count. Throwing a core at it.

PRPNet welcome message needs correction.

Fixed - thanks.

gd_barnes · 2014-09-09, 09:53

Nice work Max in getting these taken care of. Please also remove the P=34T-40T factors and send an updated file to me.

Lennart, are you done sieving S9?

I am now stickying this thread since it is ready for business.

rogue · 2014-09-09, 14:43

Should the sieving posts in this thread be moved to a new thread?

2014-09-07, 23:36	#6
mdettweiler A Sunny Moo Aug 2007 USA 2²×11²×13 Posts	Port 1300 online! I am pleased to announce that Sierpinski base 9 is now open for business on port 1300! It is running a modern PRPnet version (5.2.8, to be upgraded to 5.3.2 pending a conversation in progress with Mark about building the server code), with a clean database - that is, all the stats will start afresh for this effort. I've saved off a snapshot of the old stats from port 1300 (for the old base 2 effort we did in there a while back); likewise, I've taken a snapshot of the current stats in port 1400, since we may want to clean that out in like fashion before starting the next new effort. Since CRUS does not have a big stats system like NPLB, this is our best way of preserving user/team stats for posterity. Though CRUS is a rather less "credit-oriented" project, I figure people would prefer these not just float off into the ether. Port 1300 stats as of 2014-09-07 Port 1400 stats as of 2014-09-07 Gary/Ian, these two links should probably be incorporated into the first post of this thread when you get the chance.

2014-09-09, 09:53	#10
gd_barnes "Gary" May 2007 Overland Park, KS 27627₈ Posts	Nice work Max in getting these taken care of. Please also remove the P=34T-40T factors and send an updated file to me. Lennart, are you done sieving S9? I am now stickying this thread since it is ready for business. Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2014-09-09 at 09:54

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2014-09-04, 08:51	#1
MyDogBuster May 2008 Wilmington, DE 101100100100₂ Posts	PRPnet Servers for CRUS The following is a list of all of CRUS's active PRPnet servers. The admins will keep this thread updated as often as possible. Currently processing ranges last updated 2021-01-28 06:30 GMT. (The server is no longer in operation.) CRUS PRPnet server: Short identification: G1400 server: www.noprimeleftbehind.net port: 1400 Riesel-Sierp base 2/4 even-odd k-n: 13 k's n-range: 2.0M-6.65M currently processing at n= 6.65M (complete) server summary: www.noprimeleftbehind.net:1400/all.html Please see the PRPnet server summary pages listed above for current user and team stats. For archived stats from previous CRUS PRPnet drives, see below: Port 1300 stats as of 2014-09-07 Port 1400 stats as of 2014-09-07 Last fiddled with by gd_barnes on 2021-03-29 at 20:48 Reason: update status

2014-09-04, 12:14	#2
rogue "Mark" Apr 2003 Between here and the 16072₈ Posts	Why are these still running an ancient version of PRPNet? BTW, both links point to the same URL.

2014-09-07, 17:31	#4
mdettweiler A Sunny Moo Aug 2007 USA 1894₁₆ Posts	Well, everyone, we're in luck: I never actually loaded the candidates into the server yet (got swamped with other work). I'll wait until we're all sure the sieving is done before loading anything. On another note: do we want to clear out the stats for port 1300 (I think there was some old junk in there from the previous base 2 drive) before starting the new effort? Likewise for port 1400? I can save off a "snapshot" of the stats for posterity before doing so. Also, I fully intend to upgrade both the PRPnet servers when I load new work in them.

2014-09-08, 03:20	#7
mdettweiler A Sunny Moo Aug 2007 USA 2²×11²×13 Posts	The port 1300 server is now running the latest PRPnet version, 5.3.2. Thanks to Lennart for a quick tip on getting PRPnet to compile under gcc! Whenever we're ready to load new work in port 1400, it will be upgraded as well. Upgrades for the other servers (2000, 9000, 12000, and 13000) will follow soon, too.

2014-09-09, 14:43	#11
rogue "Mark" Apr 2003 Between here and the 2×3,613 Posts	Should the sieving posts in this thread be moved to a new thread?