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[BOINCstats] Willy: Forum moderator - Administrator - Developer - Tester - Translator; BAM!ID: 1; Joined: 2006-01-09; Posts: 9461; Credits: 353,172,950; World-rank: 5,084

2005-12-01 17:47:43

Seems to be a DNS problem, the server can't resolve most domain names.

bartsob5: Translator; BAM!ID: 811; Joined: 2006-05-26; Posts: 151; Credits: 49,567,751; World-rank: 18,856

2005-12-01 17:48:03

yeah. . . great. . . on line is only sztaki, which i'm not counting for. . :

Frederique: BAM!ID: 809; Joined: 2006-05-26; Posts: 16; Credits: 47,994; World-rank: 934,188

2005-12-01 20:11:21

@Peter of the DC-Gemeinschaft: welcome! ;-)

Guest

2005-12-01 20:30:25

Heh, my uni wont run it - they say its a 'security threat'. Well they dont let anyone do anything - its a 'security threat' =P

Guest

2005-12-02 01:49:16

Einen schönen guten MORGEN aus WIEN

Guest

2005-12-02 03:06:07

lol, yeah go IT Dept. . . security threat to actually use that processor time

Guest

2005-12-02 17:44:10

Well, I'm the IT manager at my company, and I don't see BOINC as a security risk, I see it like donating money to charity. But of course, since we nerds are too poor to donate money, clock cycles will have to do.

Guest

2005-12-02 18:09:23

Why is the combined hosts count less then the SETI host count

Guest

2005-12-02 18:14:55

If only more organisations, like universities, ran BOINC, it's easy enough to do, imagine all the crunching that could be done with the thousands of idle CPUs

lunarcom: BAM!ID: 493; Joined: 2006-05-21; Posts: 28; Credits: 260,261,119; World-rank: 6,255

2005-12-02 18:17:32

I run BOINC in a University enviroment on about 200 computers. No security issues at all and we have an entire staff that is forever scanning for issues, etc.

[BOINCstats] Willy: Forum moderator - Administrator - Developer - Tester - Translator; BAM!ID: 1; Joined: 2006-01-09; Posts: 9461; Credits: 353,172,950; World-rank: 5,084

2005-12-02 19:18:24

@dre: See BOINCstats news from 2005-11-13

Guest

2005-12-03 01:49:26

Thanks Willy

Robert: BAM!ID: 1088; Joined: 2006-05-31; Posts: 2; Credits: 4,391,820; World-rank: 94,382

2005-12-03 02:46:56

Thankyou for a great site Willy. Too many stats on boxes better than mine though

Still, happy to contribute my little bit.

Guest

2005-12-03 07:15:20

hey looking for help

Guest

2005-12-03 07:44:55

@ Nigel: That post had a lot of information regarding what you need. Try the forums for help, and read the FAQ's.

[BOINCstats] Willy: Forum moderator - Administrator - Developer - Tester - Translator; BAM!ID: 1; Joined: 2006-01-09; Posts: 9461; Credits: 353,172,950; World-rank: 5,084

2005-12-03 11:11:39

I'm also the IT manager at my company, but higher management has a problem with the bandwidth needed. They have calculated that running BOINC costs them a lot of money in bandwidth, and they refuse to run BOINC on the systems. My predecessor also told them that BOINC opens up the network for virus attacks.

Guest

2005-12-03 12:49:28

Yes, in fact I too feel that running BPONC is not safe, as there's no guarantee what the programs will do on your machine. This problem does also exist with other SW, but BOINC can potentually download a file, that will cause the worst.

Guest

2005-12-03 12:53:34

Nevertheless, I'm runnning BOINC since it exists. . .

Guest

2005-12-03 13:31:44

@RHC: but there's risk in downloading any software, boinc has measures to prevent someone distributing a virus, so it only depends if you trust the project to only use your computer to science (or what they say they'll use it for)

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