Server Warnings

[Sandman192]

As you can see I get errors and warnings and I did no changes.

*********************** Log Started 2013-03-14T05:27:56Z ***********************
05:27:56:WARNING:WU00:FS01:Changed SMP threads from 2 to 1 this can cause some work units to fail
05:29:07:WARNING:WU00:FS01:Changed SMP threads from 1 to 2 this can cause some work units to fail
05:32:49:WARNING:32:127.0.0.1:500 HTTP INTERNAL SERVER ERROR /api/updates?sid: Session id= does not exist
05:32:49:ERROR:Exception in WebHandler: Session id= does not exist
05:32:50:WARNING:Exception: 21:127.0.0.1: Send error: 10053: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.
05:32:54:WARNING:Exception: 31:127.0.0.1: Send error: 10053: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.
05:37:27:WARNING:Exception: 40:127.0.0.1: Send error: 10053: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine.

[P5-133XL]

The first two come from changing the power slider. Some WU's are sensitive to the number of cores changing from what it was started with. The vast majority do not have this problem.

The 3rd comes from a WU not having a description for the webclient. You did not cause it. You can not do anything about it. It just takes PG to write one up and put it on their server.

#4: Is an error in the web client.

#5-7: All come from closing the webclient while the cores are still folding. The web client is a monitor and does not actually do the folding so closing it is not a problem.

They are all just notifications of events and are not serious. Folding should continue just fine in all cases.

[PantherX]

BTW, are you using the default verbosity level of 3 or not?

[P5-133XL]

I believe these all appear using verbosity 3.

[Sandman192]

Thank you P5-133XL.

Ya I don't know where to fine verbosity in the PG. So I believe it's the default verbosity. I don't know what that is any way.

[P5-133XL]

Verbosity is a setting telling the client to write either more or less information in the logs. The default is 3 the highest is 5 (which produces the most messages). It is generally better to stay at the default so that unnecessary messages do not clutter the log and that the important ones remain.

It is possible to change the verbosity level by running the advanced control (right click the folding systray icon) and clicking the configure and then go to the advanced tab. I am not recommending that you change anything, but you can always look but don't touch.

[Sandman192]

Ok I get it.