I think the hamster died, getting .37 kBps trying to download the binaries. Otherwise I most fail and I am set to retry.

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Same over at main, some probs with the pulsar-search DL, and the WUs are probably relatively equal, and perhaps on the same machines.

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Grüße vom Sänger

A minor server issue occured. I am using the cc_config <no_alt_platform>1</no_alt_platform> feature on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit host (X6 1090T + GTX260). To recieve a Albert CUDA task I am to switch to <no_alt_platform>0</no_alt_platform>, that is no problem. While crunching downloaded CUDA tasks, the feature is switched to <no_alt_platform>1</no_alt_platform>. Issuse occures when finished task is uploaded and the project is updated. A server sends standard message (app xxx is not available for your type of computer), but also finished and uploaded tasks are not reported. To report these tasks I am to switch the feature to <no_alt_platform>0</no_alt_platform>.
Is it requiered?

Looks like a client bug to me, I know of nothing on the server side that would (re)set the tag in a cc_config.

BM

Edit: This is most likely the same issue that's reported here.

BM

It is not about reseting of <no_alt_platform> by the server.
Step by step.
- to recieve Albert (and Optima) tasks I reset the feature to 0
- when crunching Albert (and Optima) tasks I set the feature to 1 not to recieve 32bit tasks of Correlizer, WEP+2 etc.
- when a Optima task is finished and uploaded, the task is reported (with standard message app xxx is not available for your type of computer), but really reported and credited
- when a Albert task is finished and uploaded, after updating the Albert server sends standard message only, but the task is not reported
- to report Albert task, I am to reset the feature to 0
I mean it is not a client issue. I mean the server doesn't recieve report of finished 32bit task, when the host exclude tasks of 32bit applications.

More notes:
Download of one Albert task failed. I have updated the project
"Albert server" wrote:

30/11/2011 22:23:22 Albert@Home Reporting 1 completed tasks, not requesting new tasks
30/11/2011 22:23:26 Albert@Home Scheduler request completed
30/11/2011 22:23:26 Albert@Home Message from server: This project doesn't support computers of type x86_64-pc-linux-gnu

and the failed task has not been reported.
The main project Einstein has no problem with reporting finished or falied tasks on the host when the feature <no_alt_platform> is set to 1.

Correct, and this may indeed point to the problem.

Albert doesn't know about the platform x86_64-pc-linux-gnu, as there is no application for it here (on Einstein there is).

BM