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Notification has been sent to PG but most will still be asleep for another hour or two. It may not get fixed for a while, hopefully before the end of days.

A major part of points didn't count in last 3 3-hour time periods, but some points still count.

Yep, I didn't see 4 WUs in stats, team also miss some WUs.

Just an FYI - As of the 11am EDT update, the flat file is being published with only a time/date stamp, no data attached to it.

I'll keep an eye on it to see if the noon update fixes it.

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The next update appears to have fixed this.

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The stats server has stopped updating. The last update occurred at 12:00 PDT.

Thanks ... PG has been notified.

Agreed, all I get is "internal server error". Just a temporary glitch I'm sure.

I assume this is tied to the same server as the stats server, but I am also getting a 500 Internal Server Error on the generate passkey page.

phanta wrote:I assume this is tied to the same server as the stats server, but I am also getting a 500 Internal Server Error on the generate passkey page.

Yes, these two functions (along with some others) are both served from fah-web.stanford.edu.

Who or what is PG? I have been folding for quite some time, but still need help.
It would always be helpful if, once someone begins work on a problem, that they would immediately let us know they have started. But, maybe this has been done already and I just missed it.

montemac wrote:Who or what is PG?

PG is the Pande Group, run out of the Pande Lab at Stanford. Further information is here - http://folding.stanford.edu/about/.

THANKS. i SHOULD HAVE KNOWN.

montemac wrote:It would always be helpful if, once someone begins work on a problem, that they would immediately let us know they have started.

While this would certainly be nice, it's not always possible. If it's a major/serous problem, it's not a good idea for the person or team that's working on the problem to divert their attention to foldingforum. If it's a minor problem, it's often detected and fixed before any of us post about it.

When you can't do anything about it, being "helpful" is less important than promptly attending to the problem, itself.

Thanks - I understand.