| Subject: Re: No connection possible on March 2nd |
| From: Sirius Kase |
| Date: 02/03/2005, 20:29 |
In article <GzmVd.53133$uc.39123@trnddc03>,
"David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote:
"Anthony Stokes" <anthony.stokes@v21mail.co.uk> wrote in message
news:38m5qgF5pvbmoU1@individual.net
| No connection achieved today with SETI@Home Client V3.07 from near London
| U.K.
|
| Can't connect to server. (Error -16;0) reported
|
| Anthony
Yeah it has been up and down for a week now.
It came up around noon EST which would be 9 am PST. They've decided to
only run the data server when they are physically present in the office
there at Berkeley, which means they are swamped for the 8 hours or so a
day that they are up.
If it helps you, I noticed that throughput improved greatly yesterday at
6pm EST, when people on the right coast went home from work.
PST is offset 8 hours from UTC and EST is offset 5 hours from UTC.