Seeing SetiClassic off in style!

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Hmmm, the actual error being logged on my results is "ErrorCode 0x00002f78 12152". I now have a queue of over 2k to be returned and that is rising every few mins. Its not looking good.
 
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Using Seti Gate all i get is "Invalid reply from server. Keeping Result" which is probably caused by the message you guys get with seti queue. But i just keep sending results manually until all of them are sent. Usually 2 or 3 go through for every 10 i try to send.
 
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I've just got home from work and SetiDriver had 12 completed units that was in the queue to be sent, manually transmitted them and only got credited for 1 of them. :mad:

I hope this hasn't been going on for days and i not noticed it, now i'm beginning to wondering if i have gotten credit for all the units i have sent back in the past few days :(
 
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Hmm I want to manually delete, but I'm not entirely sure which ones have uploaded and which haven't - none seem to be registering with the stats as yet. I'm getting closer to 3k in queue now :eek:
 
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Ouch. You'll have trouble with that lot. I noticed when returning your 9 WUs that only one was accepted. All mine are going up fine.

Duplicates have:

Result/LastError=-66

In the .ini file. That's what I use to delete 'em. :)
 
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I would let people download WU's off my seti q but i can't seem to make it visable on the internet. I've opened port 5517 on my router but i get "connection refused" :eek:

WU's seem to be counted atm anyways so its a sign of hope. Maybe they will extend the deadline till the end of the year.
 
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Does your firewall make a distinction between TCP a port and HTTP traffic using a TCP port and have a special rule for http traffic. I have used firewalls in the past that understand http traffic, and have a special rule for it [Watchguard Fireboxes], in this case simply using port forwarding doesnt pass HTTP traffic you have to create a rule using the built in HTTP filter.
 
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