No Slacking!!!

[Jeff]

Those rigs that have recently stopped conforming better be down because of routine maintenance. :stick:

We still have at least 15 teams to knock down before anybody gets to take a small break. ;)

[Blergo]

my rigs are haveing problems keeping d2ol runing when i have it set up as a service, i keep going away say for the weekend and comeing back and finding that none of my pc's are folding anymore. normally its ok aslong as i reset all the machines every morning but it is still anoying and when i am away they just die one by one :S
owen

[Jeff]

my rigs are haveing problems keeping d2ol runing when i have it set up as a service, i keep going away say for the weekend and comeing back and finding that none of my pc's are folding anymore. normally its ok aslong as i reset all the machines every morning but it is still anoying and when i am away they just die one by one :S
owen

Damn... we really need someone to look into why the service stops like that. I think there have been a couple people who have said this now. :(

[DDTUNG]

If you run XP you can right click My Computer, click manage, services, then set up the D2OL service to restart if it stops.

DDTUNG :cool:

[bachus_anonym]

i took out my DFI Infinity out of the lookp for almost two weeks due to some volt-modding and OCing fun.... but it's pretty much back and even stronger - nearly 2.7GHz on air, baby :thumbsup:

[Rodzilla]

odd... I have 14 nodes on services and I've had no problems :(

Our production is way down... even with me picking up my production big time, ddtung ramping up, and all the new rigs we have picked up...

We are losing far too many cpu cycles to make up for :(

[PCZ]

Blergo

The problem you are having with the service stopping is caused by a user logging off.
It actually isn't a problem with the service it is a Java problem.
What happens is that when a user logs off Java receives a signal and stops running.
D2OL can no longer toggle between Gridwin and Dockwin and so stops a few mins after someone logs off.

There is a Fix ;)

Put this in the d2ol.lax file
lax.nl.java.option.additional=-Xrs

[RocKer]

:dammit: my xp rig shutdown this night,i had set it at saving power,you know that the screen shutsoff afther a set time off 15min,but it stopt folding some time this night,becaus i didint get it back to work this morning,so i had to restart it,therefore i had only 111 candis yesterday,damm.

My PIII is set up this way also but he dos not shutdown,he keeps on working,now thats is strange,PIII is ok but XP is having troubles with it.

And now FUGGER past me,i will get you again FUGGER,i have to let the PIII speak:D(buffer)

[PCZ]

To all having problems with D2OL stopping.
It is caused by users logging off.

If somebody logs in and then logs out either at the console or remote desktop
D2OL will stop.

At logoff signals are sent to running applications to notify them.
Java will stop if it receives a logoff signal.
Without the Java process D2OL cant toggle between dockwin and gridwin so it stops shortly after someone logs off.

adding :
lax.nl.java.option.additional=-Xrs
to your d2ol.lax file tells Java to ignore the logoff signals.

Setting the service to restart doesn't help with this problem because as far as the Service Handler is concerned D2OL is still running.
It is the Java process which switches between gridwin and dockwin that stops.

[Attitudx]

ive got two rigs running it and having no problems, one is connected via internet sharing so sometimes i have to manually upload the finished files but no biggie, i still am folding elsewhere with my main right right now

[Jeff]

To all having problems with D2OL stopping.
It is caused by users logging off.

If somebody logs in and then logs out either at the console or remote desktop
D2OL will stop.

At logoff signals are sent to running applications to notify them.
Java will stop if it receives a logoff signal.
Without the Java process D2OL cant toggle between dockwin and gridwin so it stops shortly after someone logs off.

adding :
lax.nl.java.option.additional=-Xrs
to your d2ol.lax file tells Java to ignore the logoff signals.

Setting the service to restart doesn't help with this problem because as far as the Service Handler is concerned D2OL is still running.
It is the Java process which switches between gridwin and dockwin that stops.

Great information!!! :up: Thanks alot PCZ! :toast:

[Big Deel]

I am in the middle of a upgrade to 2 of my folders.When I get all things back up and running my stats should show it.
Wife is going to have a baby any day now too !We dont know what it is yet but,est. weight is 9 lbs right now :eek:

Comon lets pick up the pace!

[Jeff]

Wife is going to have a baby any day now too !We dont know what it is yet but,est. weight is 9 lbs right now :eek:

Now that's a big Turkey!!! :eek:

Good luck with everything and I hope things go smoothly for your wife... but at 9lbs... :eek: Hopefully the estimate is off by 1-1/2lbs to 2lbs.

:toast:

[Blergo]

Blergo

The problem you are having with the service stopping is caused by a user logging off.
It actually isn't a problem with the service it is a Java problem.
What happens is that when a user logs off Java receives a signal and stops running.
D2OL can no longer toggle between Gridwin and Dockwin and so stops a few mins after someone logs off.

There is a Fix ;)

Put this in the d2ol.lax file
lax.nl.java.option.additional=-Xrs

Hi, i will try this now, it does it on both the XP rigs and the win2000pro rigs, i had a feeling it was down to people loging on and of all the time, thats why i was runing as a service because if i dont then people always restart the pc for some reason or log my user of which normally means if im running it not as a service it wont run.
cheers, owen

[L0$t Pr0PhEt]

Users Returning Work : 34/55 (61.82%)

More active users needed :)

[frodo]

HeHeHe

I just realised why my pc was folding so badly :D

I had my L1 and L2 caches switched off!, im now at 220x11 (2.4ghz) and i should be getting about 100 a day now :D, and soon ill get the garage pc going ;)

I was wondering why my games were being slower!, normally i could play ravensheild maxxed out without a single slowdown, but then it started slowing down, so i wondered, what the fish is going on, so i went to the bios, thought it was the memory, but i then went to advanced bla bla, and it said L1 L2 cache disable (probably from when i upgraded bios)

so now im happy :D

[Rodzilla]

I am in the middle of a upgrade to 2 of my folders.When I get all things back up and running my stats should show it.
Wife is going to have a baby any day now too !We dont know what it is yet but,est. weight is 9 lbs right now :eek:

Comon lets pick up the pace!


Good to hear from you! I think this is your first post in the D2OL forums! :up: I'm glad to hear that things are going well for you and your family in the making! :toast: :toast: Good luck with everything!

[Rodzilla]

To all having problems with D2OL stopping.
It is caused by users logging off.

If somebody logs in and then logs out either at the console or remote desktop
D2OL will stop.

At logoff signals are sent to running applications to notify them.
Java will stop if it receives a logoff signal.
Without the Java process D2OL cant toggle between dockwin and gridwin so it stops shortly after someone logs off.

adding :
lax.nl.java.option.additional=-Xrs
to your d2ol.lax file tells Java to ignore the logoff signals.

Setting the service to restart doesn't help with this problem because as far as the Service Handler is concerned D2OL is still running.
It is the Java process which switches between gridwin and dockwin that stops.

wow!!! Good info! I'll make this change in all of our easy installers! :up: Thanks!!!

[Sickapotamus]

where do you add that into the java file? does it matter?

[PS2pcGAMER]

where do you add that into the java file? does it matter?

I just added it at the bottom, it seems to have worked for me.

[Blergo]

i added it in on one of my rigs, but havent had a chance to check if it worked yet, been too busy partying and stuff.. will check it later after my hangover cleares..lol...
owen.