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BOINC stats all screwed up

Your CPID's may have gotten messed up... Try attaching multiple projects on the new machines and the same multiple projects on the old machines using the same login credentials at those projects. It may be a case or having two CPID's that need to sync up to identify you as a single DooKey instead of 2 DooKeys
 
Check that your e-mail address registered in each project is the same.
 
Spatiotemporal Quality of Service (QoS) is now at BOINCStats. However, my stats aren't showing up even though I associated my account. At least it works with BAM! for now.

Spatiotemporal QoS is a research project founded by National Science Foundation (NSF). It uses Internet-connected computers to perform distributed web service evaluation so that more accurate service quality information can be delivered to end users. You can participate by downloading and running a free program on your computer.

This project uses java to monitor the quality of OGC web services(WMS, WCS, CSW, WPS, WFS. etc), so please make sure your java has been installed correctly.

This project will use your location to monitor the accurate web service quality information. If you accept to run this project, the project will get your IP address.
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More info from their website: http://199.26.254.190/qos/forum_thread.php?id=8#23

They have also adjusted the run time duration on the work units. Your client will only check in every 24hours as well. Doing a manual update will only back it off again, so don't try to manipulate it.
 
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You are advised to run one computer with every project you run, that gets and keeps you CPID in sync.
 
It looks like your stats are now fixed/getting fixed. Was it the CPID?
 
Gilthanis said:
It looks like your stats are now fixed/getting fixed. Was it the CPID?
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I'm assuming that was the case. Hopefully things will straighten out over the next couple of days as I run more projects on the new computers and old computers.
 
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