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I have since moved the server to Linux (all clients are still windows). So far everything is much more stable.

And gone again. I've now started using Non-sucking service manager to create a service. Let's see how that works.

I changed the server to start as a scheduled task. There is an option to "Run with highest privileges", which I assume means as Administrator. All seems to be working now.

Thank you Timur.

Hi! Sorry for a delay. I was away. No problem. I'm grateful for your input. I'll try to explain in a slightly different way. So, imagine I have the following setup: * root pool with no settings * pc01, under the root pool * redshift pool, with 2xREDSHIFT tickets and a generic service (to do redshif...

Thank you for the reply Timur. Linux may be an option, but I am currently compiling my own on Windows so compiling is non-trivial.
I will look into the permissions issue.

Our server had an expected shutdown and all the organization of the pools were lost. I have the stdout from that session. It says "0 pools found". Is it reading from a store file in C:/temp that is occasionally removed? Compilation date = 'Feb 15 2023 15:22:36' CGRU version = '3.3.1' Afana...

I would be very grateful, thank you.

Hi Timur, Thank you for the reply, and no worries about the delay. We currently have branches based on the project name, and it's a nice way to organize things, but it seems I will have to put all work into the same branch for the job priority to have any effect (Solving was set to Job:Priority as y...

I have been trying to figure out how priority works and cannot understand it. We submit our jobs with a priority, and the docs say that renders with higher priority get tasks first, which makes sense. But the behaviour is very different. In the following image I have two jobs in different branches. ...

(Related other thread: https://forum.cgru.info/viewtopic.php?t=3513) I'm having trouble working out exactly how the ticketing & services works with hosts & pools. Afanasy's behaviour seems to be to allow everything. For example, if I have a job that consumes one ticket and my farm has no tic...