How many points do you get ...?

[CBT]

I have several SMP-clients working on 'HGG in water'- or 'HGG with glycosylations'-projects. However, on the 'running projects'-page (http://fah-web.stanford.edu/psummary.html) I can't find them.

How many points does one get for these WU's?

Corné

[Ivoshiee]

The project name can be misleading. What is the project number?

[CBT]

OK, I had been looking at the 'unitinfo.txt'-file, where the project number and name are usually listed. However, for this project that doesn't seem the case, only the name is listed.
So I just opened 'fahlog.txt' to find the projectnumber:

Project: 2665 (Run 2, Clone 184, Gen 1)

I noticed that the project name in 'unitinfo.txt' is different from the projectname used in the project list. There seem to be different WU's from the same project that display different names. For instance : 'IBX in water', or 'HGG in water'.

Looking even further, I found a solution for my problem: in the unitinfo.txt for SMP-clients is a new line called 'Tag', where the projectnumber is listed.

P2665R2C184G1

This line is not present in the unitinfo.txt of the single processor client. Therefor, I had never noticed it.

Corné

[Flathead74]

The Fahlog.txt is a much more dependable place to find the information regarding P(R,C,G,).

[bruce]

OK, I had been looking at the 'unitinfo.txt'-file, where the project number and name are usually listed. However, for this project that doesn't seem the case, only the name is listed.
So I just opened 'fahlog.txt' to find the projectnumber:

Project: 2665 (Run 2, Clone 184, Gen 1)

Looking even further, I found a solution for my problem: in the unitinfo.txt for SMP-clients is a new line called 'Tag', where the projectnumber is listed.

P2665R2C184G1

This line is not present in the unitinfo.txt of the single processor client. Therefor, I had never noticed it.

The "Tag" is relatively new and has not yet been implemented in all of the FAHcore's, but if it's there, it seems to be correct.