http://username:passwd@host.dom.dom:port/file
(we weren't parsing the username and password before).
- client: fix the feature that lets you exclude a list of hosts
from going through the proxy.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19513
to determine when the client software has been switched into Remote
Desktop mode and shutsdown GPU apps. This will prevent App crashes.
lib/
coproc.cpp
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Make them both peak FLOPS,
according to the formula supplied by the manufacturer.
The impact on the client is minor:
- the startup message describing the GPU
- the weight of the resource type in computing long-term debt
On the server, I changed the example app_plan() function
to assume that app FLOPS is 20% of peak FLOPS
(that's about what it is for SETI@home)
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19310
for certain periods (e.g. when Remote Desktop is used on Win).
- add is_usable() member function to COPROC.
Currently this just calls the respective (CUDA or CAL)
initialization function.
We need to check whether this works and/or causes problems.
- in enforce_schedule(), check whether usability has changed
for each GPU type.
If we've gone from usable to unusable,
flag all jobs for that GPU as coproc_missing
(so they won't get run, and will quit if they're running).
If we've gone from unusable to usable, clear the flag.
This should deal with all cases except where
the client is started up with GPUs unusable.
- scheduler: more query optimizations for locality scheduling
(from Oliver Bock)
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19301
set a "coproc_missing" flag rather than aborting the job.
If use removes a GPU board while there's a large queue of GPU jobs,
they'll stay queued (until their deadline passes).
Note: this doesn't fix the situation where user connects via
Remote Desktop while GPU jobs are running or queued.
We should check for Remote Desktop every minute or so, and stop GPU jobs.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19287
and <unsigned_apps_ok> config option.
This tells the client to allow unsigned apps.
For testing.
No file xfers or other network traffic will be allowed if set.
- client: add <exit_after_finish> option (same as cmdline flag)
- client: add <skip_cpu_benchmarks> option (same as cmdline flag)
- client: print message if abort past-deadline unstarted job
- client: improve message when have NVIDIA drivers but no GPU
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19276
thread stack may be trashed after extracting the context. This should
still be okay though as by the time the diagnostics framework
has gotten here it has already downloaded all the symbols it'll need.
lib/
diagnostics_win.cpp
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19244
resume them afterwords. Otherwise we could end up in a deadlock state
where both the main thread and a support thread are attempting to use
the same system resource. In the last situation it was way down in
Winsock.
lib/
diagnostics_win.cpp
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19242
prefs and update, the change wouldn't take effect until client restart.
- client: fix bug in enforcement of "no CPU/NVIDIA/ATI" prefs
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19236
1) if an APP_VERSION is missing a coprocessor,
don't delete it and its files.
(If the coprocessor returns, we won't need to re-download)
2) if a RESULT uses an app version that is missing a coprocessor,
abort it (rather than deleting it).
The client will report the result on the next scheduler RPC,
and the server will make a new instance.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19235
A couple users had not updated their amdcal* runtime libraries
after upgrading catalyst drivers. This was leading to crashes
of the project applications when work was supplied looking
for the old DLL names.
lib/
coproc.cpp
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19225
to accept CPU, NVIDIA and ATI jobs.
These prefs are shown only where relevant:
e.g., only for processor types for which the project has app versions,
and if it has versions for only one type, no pref is shown.
These prefs affect both client and scheduler.
The client won't ask for work for a device blocked by prefs,
and the scheduler won't send it.
This replaces earlier optional project-specific prefs for
"no CPU jobs" and "no GPU jobs".
(However, these prefs continue to be honored on the server side).
- client: if NVIDIA driver is unknown, say that rather than 0
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19194
(amdcalrt.dll is old version w/ funky DLL names)
- client: make GPU enumeration warnings more consistent
(e.g., "NVIDIA" instead of "CUDA").
- scheduler: get rid of ati13 plan class.
Require 1.4+ driver for plan class ati.
svn path=/trunk/boinc/; revision=19158
David Anderson