PS: AFAIK, the only info needed when reporting a stuck WU, is just WU number e.g. #11819500 in this case (or just its name). If you just abort it, the project will also know the random-seed (it shows in stderr.txt output in resultid)

I believe they would like to know the exact percentage complete that the WU was stuck at.

yes, we need to know this. the name of the work unit is also helpful as we can then see at a glance whether particular types of work units are having the most problems.

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PS: AFAIK, the only info needed when reporting a stuck WU, is just WU number e.g. #11819500 in this case (or just its name). If you just abort it, the project will also know the random-seed (it shows in stderr.txt output in resultid)

I believe they would like to know the exact percentage complete that the WU was stuck at.

yes, we need to know this. the name of the work unit is also helpful as we can then see at a glance whether particular types of work units are having the most problems.

Heh, I'd rather be providing too much than too little. Would you remind me where I can find the ID # and date for any suspect workunits again, please?

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https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/result.php?resultid=16615299

2 hours CPU time and still at 1%, i will abort it now.

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Heh, I'd rather be providing too much than too little. Would you remind me where I can find the ID # and date for any suspect workunits again, please?

I go to the particular PC's host-page on Rosetta's Boinc server, i.e. in your case it'd be https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/results.php?hostid=23940 and click on the "Work Unit ID" to see which has the name you see on your BOINC. Obviously it's not easy to do this, if one has 50 nameless PCs and/or his PC downloads 30 WUs at a time.

Probably just reporting the WU name e.g. HBLR_1.0_1di2_425... etc along with % done (or Model/Step #s?) it got stuck, is the as useful and easier afterall, as others suggested.

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https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/result.php?resultid=16615299

2 hours CPU time and still at 1%, i will abort it now.

Not all WUs that run for a few hours at 1% are failing or hung. There is more information in the FAQs on this subject and how to tell if the WU is hung. You can get to the FAQs from the link in my signature below.

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