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[All] Site, seti proxy going down
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Dec 2000
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The team site will be down for a while in the next day or two, and the team SETI proxy will be down for a while longer.
I've lost my place of hosting due to some stupidity on their end, so I have to order a DSL line at my mom's house, get it installed, and then move the boxes over there.
This could take a month.
I'll try and get temporary hosting from a friend until then, but no guarantees.
Sorry.
--Scott
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arse! 
That is a bummer
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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the site won't be down for more then a few hours.
I didn't mean to make it sound too long 
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Do you know of another seti proxy we can use in the meantime? i'd really like to avoid the long wait to get units directly from Berkeley.
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Administrator  Join Date: May 2000
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I use two CLI clients, and keep them about 50% apart. That way, if one finishes up, it can take up to 8 hours to connect, while the other keeps crunching away. No power lost.
If I had a dual G4, I would keep 4 CLI clients on hond, two for each CPU. Again, I could keep both CPUs busy if I can't upload right away.
It's not as simple as a proxy, but it still works. I have yet to get caught high and dry without work units.
Edit: There is my OS 9 client also, since I reboot between OSes multiple times per day. Between 3 clients, there is always a work unit to crunch.
[ 02-07-2002: Message edited by: reader50 ]
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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Originally posted by SkiBikeSki:
<STRONG>Do you know of another seti proxy we can use in the meantime? i'd really like to avoid the long wait to get units directly from Berkeley.</STRONG>
As soon as someone changes the DNS, seti.macnn.com will point to a seti proxy run by a member of ars technica who has graciously allowed the team to use it while I search for a new hosting location.
So seti.macnn.com should be active again, probably tomorrow, but it may not point to the same proxy as before.
I'll then repoint the address when I get another one setup, which might be as early as tomorrow night, if my friend lets me run one out of his house.
--Scott
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Good news.
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