Spatiotemporal Quality of Service (QoS): one result per user per wu, min_sendwork_int

I have been getting tasks on a regular basis. No changes to my box, I just let it run and it seems to be working OK.

I was getting a few Wu's now & then, but haven't got any since yesterday sometime for some reason ... ?

I'm not getting any either. However, I do have one on a laptop that hung at 49% .... that was 4 days ago. I'm not getting any credits for it, but it certainly improves the WuProp hours :D

I had been getting 1 wu per system on 7 different systems pretty consistently, now I've got only one wu running and the rest state that it can't find Java...again.

I am now down to a single task running on a single machine. For whatever random reason, it seems to be working as advertised for me.

They said they were going to change it so that they only issue 1 WU per user. Maybe the time has come????

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Originally Posted by zombie67

I am now down to a single task running on a single machine. For whatever random reason, it seems to be working as advertised for me.

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I'm wondering if having multiple IP addresses with the same username and password would entitle you to a WU at each IP address. :-?

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Originally Posted by Z-TAC

I'm wondering if having multiple IP addresses with the same username and password would entitle you to a WU at each IP address. :-?

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I'll let you know in about 4 hours. Right now I have the hung WU running in TX and the other machine here and all of them in CO do NOT have any WU running. In 4 hours my second laptop down here will pass the 12 hour hold off period.

I've gotten 1 Wu today so far, I have Java 32 & 64b Bit installed on all my Box's ... All the Box's have Passed their 12 Hr Backoff at least once already too ...

Backoff is 24 hours now.