I'm SOOO Happy Seti v3.03 came out!

[Jorden]

We ought to ask Assim, but where is he when you need him?

If you could close down part of the site to a password/email entry needed part, then you could store the WU's there, Paul. Don't ask me, I just brainstorm and let others figure it out how to do

Jord.

[agallag]

Pooh, the easiest way is with SetiDriver.

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Andrew
Carpe Cerevisi

[Mstauning]

How about a Public Proxy, that are running at an odd port?

Just my two cent.

MStauning

[agallag]

Rattledagger is correct, here's the message that was posted in full, even though I'm not supposed to quote it, who cares

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">From: David Chubrick
Date: Tue Feb 27, 2001 9:37pm
Subject: SSL/SETI Outage UPDATE #2
Subject: THE GREAT OUTAGE: More info
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2001 13:15:05 -0800
From: Michael Sinatra
Newsgroups: alt.sci.seti,sci.astro.seti

Well, we seem to have isolated the cause:

NOTE: THE FOLLOWING IS AS YET UNCONFIRMED!!!! DO NOT QUOTE!!!

At about 0330 PST (GMT -0800), a contractor (possibly working for either
the City of Berkeley or the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab or maybe even
the University) cut a fiber bundle that connects voice and data between
the UC Berkeley campus and LBL and other buildings at the top of the hill,
such as the Space Sciences Lab, home of seti@h... I wish it were
something more exciting like bombs or rebellious office computers.

Based on past experiences, this will probably require a manual splice,
which will likely take all day.

So sit back, relax, hang out at the Clinic or whatever, and give your
computer a rest.

One more thing, if you're one of those people who likes to complain about
lack of redundancy between the SETI servers and the rest of the world, be
prepared to offer free colocation at an enterprise grade facility and/or
provide all funding for said service as part of your "suggestion."

Remember: ET isn't paying for this.

:-)

Michael Sinatra
Network Services
UC Berkeley
</font>

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Andrew
Carpe Cerevisi

[Neomagic_Twist]

Hmm, parallel posting here

Edited to remove a duplicate message...

[This message has been edited by Neomagic_Twist (edited 28 February 2001).]

[Pace]

How's about we find a volunteer with a fixed IP, and we run SetiQ on their machine

[Jorden]

Good idea, Paul. But make sure he or she lives secluded, outside of anyplace where a contractor might cut cables

[Zyn]

I'v got 6 seti machines without a single wu cached. Im pretty much ****ed.

Great... *sigh*


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[breezer]

setiQ eh!

I've got 14 spare fixed ip addresses but my http log file is getting suspicious

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">
From [18/Feb/2001:00:39:37 +0000] to [24/Feb/2001:23:42:57 +0000]

Log file: 20010218.log Date: 2001.02.27 12:01

Top 20 Sites by size:

Site MB Hits
http://shserver2.ssl.berkeley.edu 206.87
1231
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breezer

[Zyn]

Still no luck on damn seti.
*uck this.

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