SETI errors?
I just came to run my seti, and found that it's consistently giving this error:
recv fd=4 n=-1, errno=104 Does anyone know what this is all about? Cheers muchly, Grant. |
I haven't ever recieved an error on my linuxbox. But at work we have this guy who runs seti on the w2k boxes and every once in a while he has to "clear" the cache and basically start all over. It kills a few work units, but it clears up the error. Maybe you can do that somehow?
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I get this error soemtimes when it can't connect to seti server. Just turn seti off and wait (10 minutes was always enough in my case).
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Cheers guys. Since I'm on dialup I had to wait 'til today. Seti server seems to be fine again, so I'll continue crunching now. Soon I shall have broadband... going to live with my brother to do my teaching course and he has decreed that his house shall have broadband (he's the landlord)... yippee!
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Woohoo! I hope you never have to go back to dialup :( I would probably stop using my computer all together if I had to give up my DSL. I think it's pretty slow as it is, I couldn't bare (bear?) using anything slower.
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Yes, any DSL is much better than a dialup... :D
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I know how it feels to go back to dialup. At Uni, where we had a very fast connection, I could download a complete 658Mb ISO image in about 45mins. Come back home, and I'd be luck to download 10Mb in 45mins! I found that, at Uni, the time consuming part of downloading and taking-home CD ISO images (on Zip) was the spanning over 3 disks, not the downloading! I will be living with my Bro for about 1 year (possibly 9 months, though). I shall definitely be getting some sort of broadband connection in my own right (location permitting) once I actually get a job and have a fixed abode of my own! I spend too much time on the internet to be constrained by 56k!
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