Ok so how does that G@H proxy thing work?

[Guru]

Just benchmarking my comps at home and need to get genome to work with my ics server!

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According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless..

[Guru]

Oh and is 12min/sequence good or bad for a 1GHz t-bird?

EDIT:Surfing the net etc. at the same time!
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[This message has been edited by Guru (edited 10 April 2001).]

[Rattledagger]

Since you didn't say the amino-acid-length, it's impossible to say something about the speed.

To calculate speed:
0,6 * aa-length / (min/sequence) = ? wu/h

Since none has made a list, this doesn't say much...

For me, compared to seti-home:
genome-home wu/h * seti-home h/wu = 13,87

If you get more than 20 here, it's fast. If below 10, slow.

[Liquid Snake]

Assuming it's an aa-length of around 60, 12/min a sequence is good.

[Guru]

So ho do i get this thing to work throu a proxy server?

[Liquid Snake]

Unfortunately, the firewall support in Genome sucks right now. It's keeping a lot of people from running the project. This is what others told me, I'm not behind a proxy firewall.

[Liquid Snake]

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/genomeathome/message/1352

<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">You'll be glad to hear that we're meeting today with Adam Beberg, who
develops our networking libraries, to discuss this. We'll be switching
over to http networking for both F@H... 2.0 and G@H... 1.0. As some of you may
have noticed, I've delayed the release of any new versions of G@H..., and
this is the main reason.

I'll have a more definite answer, time-wise, for you later this week.

Thanks - Stefan</font>