LHC@home

A job run time histogram can be found here:
http://mcplots-dev.cern.ch/production.php?view=revision&rev=2743

The data table behind the histogram shows 0 or 1 jobs for 5-min-bins greater than a 4h run time.
The peak is shown in the 5-min run time bin containing 18369 jobs and the average run time is 158.5 min.

Based on that jobs hitting the 10 day limit are really rare.

NOGOOD,
had made the experience,
after restarting Boinc (including vboxmanager) and
the Slotnumber is after Restarting not the same as before,
UUID and Slotnumber cancel the Theory-Task.

BOINC client assigns a slot number to a task when the task starts and keeps track of it until the task is finished or dies.
The corresponding structure is written to client_state.xml to allow BOINC restarts or reboots:

<active_task>
    <project_master_url>https://lhcathome.cern.ch/lhcathome/</project_master_url>
    <result_name>Theory_2743-2821777-138_2</result_name>
    <active_task_state>1</active_task_state>
    <app_version_num>30008</app_version_num>
    <slot>9</slot>
.
.
.
</active_task>

If there is clear evidence that BOINC moves an active task to a different slot this would be a severe BOINC error and should be reported to the developers here:
https://github.com/BOINC/boinc

If there is clear evidence that BOINC moves an active task to a different slot this would be a severe BOINC error and should be reported to the developers here:
https://github.com/BOINC/boinc

You can do it on this way!
btw WCG have no problem after restarting Boincmanager.

I don't have any evidence for what you claim to be a problem.

If you do then it's your task to submit an issue.
Or leave it if you also don't have any evidence.

I don't have any evidence for what you claim to be a problem.

If you do then it's your task to submit an issue.
Or leave it if you also don't have any evidence.

Stay calm.

A job run time histogram can be found here:
http://mcplots-dev.cern.ch/production.php?view=revision&rev=2743

The data table behind the histogram shows 0 or 1 jobs for 5-min-bins greater than a 4h run time.
The peak is shown in the 5-min run time bin containing 18369 jobs and the average run time is 158.5 min.

Based on that jobs hitting the 10 day limit are really rare.

I must be getting all of them.