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Send message Joined: 18 May 10 Posts: 7 ![]() |
I would like to be able to remove any host from ALL projects simultaneously. I have done work on 5 different computers but the problem I have is that I only currently have 1 computer and I would really like to clean up the mess and get rid of any traces of those other computers that no longer exist. I have gone to each of the 50+ sites, logged in, and deleted the non-existent hosts but for some reason they are still in the system because ALL the BOINC project stats pages still show them. |
Send message Joined: 19 Jan 07 Posts: 1179 ![]() |
How long ago did you delete the hosts from the projects? It may take up to 24 hours for new information to be picked up by stats sites. |
Send message Joined: 18 May 10 Posts: 7 ![]() |
I have gone to ALL websites that I am running projects for and deleted the old hosts but for some reason the BOINC statistics sites can still see them. I have one host that exists but 5 hosts that are listed http://www.allprojectstats.com/showuser.php?projekt=0&id=161486. How can I purge this junk from the system? Can this be done with BOINC? Can this be a feature in future BOINC revisions? As the system works now, there isn't a single BOINC statistics site that isn't light years away from reality when it comes to the number of hosts that actually exist and are doing work at this very moment. |
Send message Joined: 25 Nov 05 Posts: 1654 ![]() |
Did you read the reply to your previous post about this matter? It's not BOINC; it's the projects. It takes time for each of them to create new export files, (happens about once per day for most), and more time for the stats sites to import these files, and then to update their files. |
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