Network LLR

[Citrix]

The network LLR2 is ready. If some one could host it with k<300 riesel numbers then it would be real easy to bring more k's to 200K.

it is available on rieselsieve.com (under download)

Citrix

[Kosmaj]

Thanks for the info. I don't think I can use it on my office machines because it seems a client located behind the firewall cannot access the server, but I'd like to set up the server on my LAN to serve my local clients. I hope the client's LLR is the latest version (not sure because Riesel sieve guys cannot benefit from it since their k's are too large), but that can be tested easily.

[Citrix]

Originally Posted by Kosmaj

Thanks for the info. I don't think I can use it on my office machines because it seems a client located behind the firewall cannot access the server, but I'd like to set up the server on my LAN to serve my local clients. I hope the client's LLR is the latest version (not sure because Riesel sieve guys cannot benefit from it since their k's are too large), but that can be tested easily.

its the latest one

Citrix

[SlashDude]

Originally Posted by Citrix

The network LLR2 is ready. If some one could host it with k<300 riesel numbers then it would be real easy to bring more k's to 200K.

it is available on rieselsieve.com (under download)

Citrix

I saw that last night! I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I am planning on setting up a server / servers. Let me see what is needed, and hopefully we'll have something up and running soon! (I do have to get some "Real work" done first though :(

-Mark

[SlashDude]

Originally Posted by SlashDude

I saw that last night! I haven't had a chance to look at it yet, but I am planning on setting up a server / servers. Let me see what is needed, and hopefully we'll have something up and running soon! (I do have to get some "Real work" done first though :(

-Mark

OK, forget real work
I've taken k=63, and setup a server for it!

This is just a test to see how it work - I'll add other k's later.

Here is the info if you want to try it:
Download the LLRnet client from here: http://www.mystudentsenate.com/drop/llrcli.zip
Extract all the files to a folder on your drive
Edit the llr-serverconfig.txt file (Use wordpad if you have problems editing it)
Make the following changes to the llr-serverconfig.txt file:
Change the server from "llrnet.rieselsieve.com" to "riesel.15k.org"
Change the username = "nobody" to "<Your Username>"
Start the client!

I've started a sieve on the following k's:
129, 131, 133, 135, 137, 139, 141, 143, 145, 147, 149. I'll add them to the server when they have sieved for a bit.

-Mark

[Citrix]

could you run some numbers on port 80 or some other port. port 7000 is blocked due to firewalls.

Citrix

[SlashDude]

Originally Posted by Citrix

could you run some numbers on port 80 or some other port. port 7000 is blocked due to firewalls.

Citrix

When I get a "Production" server setup, I will try to get port 80 to work on it, but I am currently using port 80 on all of my IP addresses....

Try this: (Set in the llr-serverconfig.txt file)

Server = "riesel443.15k.org"
Port = 443

-Mark

One other thing - I added k=65 to the server...

[Citrix]

Try port 25.

443 din't work.

Citrix

[SlashDude]

Originally Posted by Citrix

Try port 25.

443 din't work.

Citrix

Ok, try:
Server = "riesel25.15k.org"
Port = 25

[Citrix]

port 25 worked. Thanks,
Citrix

[SlashDude]

Originally Posted by Citrix

port 25 worked. Thanks,
Citrix

Looks good on my side! I can see you in the logs.

FYI-
I've asked a friend for help on creating stats based on the server logs. This will take a few days to get up and running, but it is a high-priority to get setup!