A new participant since October, I\'ve just completed my first work unit, representing a handy (for me) 470 hours of CPU time. BOINC has just started a new unit, but there\'s no longer any trace of the previous one. Since this project, unlike others, requires large chunks of time, would it be possible to have an automatic e-mail confirmation of a successful upload? For me, this would be a more effective positive feedback than a total of credits.

>no longer any trace

I was able to find these graphs
<a href=\"http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/result.php?field=Temperature&resultid=1186897&phase=AT#graph\">result1186897</a>

by digging down to results (quickest way via your account in left menu) then clicking on result id 1186897, then click on one of the links for temperature or precipitation graphs.

Hopefully you will find that to be an even \'more effective positive feedback\' to see what your model has done.

(There are of course other way of seing what your model is doing/has done with other visualisation packages like MartinSykes CPView.)

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Two more ways to tell:

1) On your model page, a successful upload will show this:
\"Over Success Done\", with total credits of: 6,805.26

2) An even faster way, is to look at the messages in the BOINC Messages tab.
There will be 5 sets of zip files being uploaded; first it will say \"Starting upload of ...\"
Then a bit later, \"Finished upload of ...\" (for the same zip file number),
followed by \"Throughput 1779 bytes/sec\" (example from one of mine.)

If there are no error messages for any of the 5, then the upload has been successful.