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Work In Progress - This means that one of your computers is currently working on it
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Aborted - has 2 prefixes, Server Aborted and User Aborted for canceled jobs before or during running. Server Aborted reflects the Server side instructed cancellations telling the client to automatically abort redundant or known bad tasks. Latter only happens when the client has contacted the project servers who set such an instruction ready.
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Detached - When a newer client gets dis-associated from this project with tasks still in the cache, will a message be send to the servers to ensure that these tasks get quickly redistributed. With older clients this would not happen and task copies would not get send until the "No Reply" condition occurred.
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Error - Some event occurred to keep the result from finishing properly. This could be due to a BOINC error or a science application error.
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No Reply - The result was not returned to the server by the time it was due.
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Pending Validation - The result was returned to the server but there have not been enough results for that workunit returned to the server yet for validation to be attempted
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Valid - The result was returned to the server and was equal to the majority of results returned for the workunit.
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Invalid - The result was returned to the server and was not found to be equal to the majority of results returned for the workunit.
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Inconclusive - The result was returned to the server and validation was attempted but the system could not determine which result(s) it should consider to be valid. New results were sent out for this workunit and validation will be attempted again when those results are returned. Additionally, for the Zero Redundancy projects one or more results are at times randomly marked Inconclusive to force out an additional copy for computation and verification. Clients which produced an invalid/error result will see this more frequent until the reliability rate has returned to high standard.
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Too Late - The result was returned to the server a long time after it was due and so no credit was granted.
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Other - The most common reason for this status is that the BOINC server decided that the workunit should be sent out to another computer but prior to the workunit actually being sent again, the workunit was validated.
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Waiting to sent - A transient condition when not all copies of a Initial distribution have been downloaded by volunteer clients. Seen also when a project has been temporarily stopped.
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