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DJD
Affiliation
American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO)
Tue, 02/28/2017 - 14:39
Is VPhot slow today?
DDJ
DJD
Affiliation
American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO)
You can see the queue of images waiting to be processed in VPhot by going to Upload/View Server Processor Queue. Yes, there can be over a thousand files in the queue; welcome to the era of the time series! But most observers submitting big batches of files have them plate solved ahead of time. This takes a big load off of VPhot and those images usually take only 5-10seconds each.
Today I see that over 2000 files have been processed. And the queue is now caught up.
If there are problems that appear out-of-the-ordinary, feel free to contact me directly at VPhot@GASilvis.net.
Cheers,
George
SGEO
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DJD
Affiliation
American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO)
Clarification on my previous post...
The queue seems to be very long this morning in the uploading of images to VPhot.
I uploaded three images early this morning and they still have not appeared in my account .
In the past my images images appeared in my account within minutes.
Maybe I am being impatient ???
You can see the queue of images waiting to be processed in VPhot by going to Upload/View Server Processor Queue. Yes, there can be over a thousand files in the queue; welcome to the era of the time series! But most observers submitting big batches of files have them plate solved ahead of time. This takes a big load off of VPhot and those images usually take only 5-10seconds each.
Today I see that over 2000 files have been processed. And the queue is now caught up.
If there are problems that appear out-of-the-ordinary, feel free to contact me directly at VPhot@GASilvis.net.
Cheers,
George
SGEO
Thanks George:
My images just arrived.
Cheers
Dave
DDJ