Hi ibsteve2u,
haha, that's classified information - otherwise we'd have the spies of Princeton and Yale crawling all over the place .

There was another WCG server interruption planned for today, but this has been postponed by our friends at IBM by a week to the 15th of March. So we are all good for today.
https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewthread_thread,32741

Ascholten, please keep up...

There are numerous threads dotted around the forums regarding this issue. Basically, due to the mega-software upgrade the WCG techs performed earlier on in the week (for which, there was a scheduled outage), ALL devices had their reliability setting removed - as, prior to the upgrade, the reliability setting was across ALL the WCG projects, now, it's rated against EACH project. Thus, you may now be rated as reliable for CEP2 (a ZR project, and thus, you'd be allowed to 'go it alone'), but for C4CW (another ZR project), you may still have a wingman to double check your results.

All the WU's that were sent prior to the upgrade (i.e. those which were sent as ZR), will now need to have another wingman verify yours - i.e., your WU will be classed as 'Inconclusive' until proven valid by another copy. All those sent after the upgrade, will be doubled up, and thus, if you finish yours before your wingman, it'll go into PV.

At some point in the near future, the WCG techs will re-enable the reliability checking, and, if at such point your machine is classed as reliable for CEP2, then it'll be allowed to 'go it alone'.

Today, we have the prospective G0 graduate students visiting the Harvard chemistry department – we hope one or two of them will be part of the next generation of the CEP team for the years to come.

We had our monthly IBM phone call and team meeting today and we seem to be in good shape all around. Crunching on