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Message 12050 - Posted: 22 Apr 2005, 23:25:14 UTC

at home i get this messages when i want to suspend cpdn project or workunits:

23/04/2005 00:57:24|climateprediction.net|Can't suspend non-CPU-intensive project
23/04/2005 00:57:32|climateprediction.net|Can't suspend non-CPU-intensive result

this appears also to burp and pirates.

i have crashcollection and resource measurement running, these projects are known to be non-CPU-intensive, means they run in background all time, not within the resource share.

might these projects be my problem? like they carry over these non-CPU-intensive status to other projects/workunits?

i hope you can help me with that...
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Message 12053 - Posted: 23 Apr 2005, 6:11:38 UTC
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It's most likely a server side configuration setting that flags a project non_cpu_intensive. The server sends this information to your PC in the sched_reply.

You can check if it's in a CPDN reply. If it's there, it's not the fault of those other 2 projects. So the reaction of your PC would correct, question is, if the server side project configuration is correct too in those cases.

If it's not in the sched_reply of CPDN, something got messy, probably from the 2 projects CC and/or RM.
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Message 12056 - Posted: 23 Apr 2005, 8:29:51 UTC

I do not see the 'non_cpu_intensive' flag in the CPDN section of my client_state.xml file. So it is likely bleed over from the other projects. That's likely to be another fun one to track down.
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