My rosetta@home client has been working on tasks until 25 June, when it stopped downloading. My other BOINC project is working just fine. I see there are tasks for rosetta@home listed on the project page. Does anyone know why the r@h tasks stopped downloading?

I'm running Ubuntu

uname -a

Linux m3lvin 5.3.0-7648-generic #41~1586790036~18.04~600aeb5~dev-Ubuntu SMP Mon Apr 13 17:49:24  x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

R@H properties:

General
URL
https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/
User name
Gene
Team name
Resource share
100
Disk usage
0 bytes
Computer ID
3669594
Suspended via GUI
no
Don't request tasks
no
Host location
default
Tasks completed
534
Tasks failed
4
Credit
User
966,434 total, 1,408.62 average
Host
942,221 total, 1,275.80 average
Scheduling
Scheduling priority
-1.11
Don't request tasks for NVIDIA GPU
Project has no apps for NVIDIA GPU
Last scheduler reply
Fri 03 Jul 2020 05:25:59 AM EDT

I edited my previous message with my R@H properties

It looks OK now. Did you just add your other project?
You won't get many Rosettas until the resource share is satisfied; it could take a few days.
https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/results.php?hostid=3669594

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There was an issue that creeped up a few weeks back with one of the SSL certificates or something related, which was causing downloads to get 'stuck' for older versions of BOINC. Easy fix was to update BOINC to the latest release. Perhaps give that a try if this is still an issue for you.

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My rosetta@home client has been working on tasks until 25 June, when it stopped downloading. My other BOINC project is working just fine. I see there are tasks for rosetta@home listed on the project page. Does anyone know why the r@h tasks stopped downloading?

R@H properties:

Computer ID
3669594
[b]Suspended via GUI[/b]

Probably that bit

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@Sid: The line after ‘Suspended via GUI’ says ‘no’, so that shouldn’t be the culprit. As Jim suggested, it’s more likely the resource share favouring the other project over Rosetta.

Thanks Sid.

I actually had the other project (Milkyway@home) suspended while R@H was running because I was attempting only to allow COVID 19 crunching. So the other project was suspended when I noticed this problem.

Since I'm also a Linux sys admin for my day job, I decided to simply remove R@H completely and then re-subscribe. That seemed to do the trick and I'm crunching again after the R@H client and work tasks re-downloaded.

I'm going to leave milkyway disabled again and just crunch for R@H while covid 19 is still out there. Albeit, only on a laptop, but better than nothing at all. :)

Greetings from USA!
-Gene

@Sid: The line after ‘Suspended via GUI’ says ‘no’, so that shouldn’t be the culprit. As Jim suggested, it’s more likely the resource share favouring the other project over Rosetta.

Ok, I didn't know if the different lines were connected - I assumed each was independent.
I'm not familiar with that layout at all

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I'm not familiar with that layout at all

It’s the content of the project properties dialog (Advanced view > Projects tab > Properties button), which gets laid out in the UI as an HTML table but which gets copied to the clipboard as plain text with each cell on its own line. As you’ve observed, it’s not very readable like that…

I'm not familiar with that layout at all

It’s the content of the project properties dialog (Advanced view > Projects tab > Properties button), which gets laid out in the UI as an HTML table but which gets copied to the clipboard as plain text with each cell on its own line. As you’ve observed, it’s not very readable like that…

Ha! I've never looked at that page.
Not entirely sure what it's telling me of any use either

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