Hi,

The graph on the home page (when you're logged in) as well as under Computing Graphs all show broken images. Clicking on one gives the error "Unable to handle request" and 'no access".

I've been adding some features to the graphing code. I think everything is working now, let me know if not.

Hi David,

I still see the same error with the same symptoms on my side. (Tried a hard reload in my browser to make sure it's not a cached response.)

Regards,

That's odd. I tried logging in as you, and the graphs were correct on both front page and home page.
I'm not sure what to suggest - can you maybe send me a screenshot?
-- D

That's odd. I tried logging in as you, and the graphs were correct on both front page and home page.
I'm not sure what to suggest - can you maybe send me a screenshot?
-- D

Sorry for the late reply, Looks good now.

On another note, I was reading the goals/manifesto from one of the founders or someone. He? mentioned that the goal was to cater to non-techies. Maybe the default graphs should show time instead of gigaflops?

That would be me.
Yes, we could show time
(or 'processor time', so a 16-core machine does 16 days per day).

But the things of value (to scientists) is FLOPs,
and a GPU produces 10-20X more than a CPU.

Maybe we should use a different term, like
'billions of numeric operations'?

I don't know.

I mean, your point about "FLOPS means nothing to non-technical users" is a good one. If I were a non-technical user, and a casual browser of the site, I'd hope to see something in hours/days - maybe "CPU hours/days" or maybe not, even that might require technical discussion (how many physical cores? virtual cores?)

For scientists, the post-homepage graphs/details make perfect sense. For completely non-technical users, maybe CPU hours or something similar under a title like "hours spent computing" would make sense. I'm not sure. (GPU makes it more complicated, or maybe not. GPU hours are not equal to CPU hours, but maybe non-techies don't care.)

Graphs on projects are not showing.

Example URL
https://scienceunited.org/su_graph.php?type=project&id=54&what=ec&ndays=30&xsize=500&ysize=300

Result is content that just says "No data". I'd think there should be data and the result of that should be a graphic even if the graphic were blank or said "No data".

I think this is fixed; let me know if now.
--David

Yes, all such graphs I looked at were working now.