No.
Only response so far is that the issues "is on their radar". It's been three months so far...

Ralf

Yes, they're at least trying to restart the contribution sections, I've also seen life in the "My Contribution/Overview" page, the "My activity over time" graph, as well as the "My Contribution/History" page. Let's see if they actually will be able to backfill from the date when WCG restarted with Krembil/Jurisica Lab. I musty say, that I seriously doubt that they will be able to do that.

I'm running wcgstats, saving the statistics in a logfile each day, and until today the data, except the date, never changed for several months, as it kept showing:

2022-09-25T12:06:03+0000	232:296:09:38:34	854	993282551	240	2566850	148
2022-09-27T00:06:03+0000	232:296:09:38:34	854	993282551	240	2566850	148
2022-09-27T16:03:43+0000	232:296:09:38:34	854	993282551	240	2566850	148
2022-09-29T00:06:03+0000	232:296:09:38:34	854	993282551	240	2566850	148

Today, all my numbers have gone up (runtime, points, results):

2022-09-29T20:42:34+0000	232:339:03:35:08	854	997086140	240	2567690	148

(Runtime has increased, although number of years stayed the same;
points (not credit) went from 993 mln to 997 million;
number of results rose 840.)

According to the Boinc Manager and the files ~boinc/client_state.xml, ~boinc/sched_reply_www.worldcommunitygrid.org.xml and ~boinc/statistics_www.worldcommunitygrid.org.xml (in the field <user_total_credit>), my credit is more than 150,000,000, which (if you multiply by 7) should be more than 1,050,000,000 points.
There's some catching up to do, I guess. Let's hope all goes well.

PS. Haven't seen this in a long while:

Statistics update

The page you requested is currently unavailable because the statistics are being updated.

The statistics update will finish in about 52 minutes .

[at 01:05 UTC]

Yes, there is some movement, it seems some of the data currently in the Results has been added, though not sure what the time frame is that got added.
My overall contribution had the total runtime pass the 570 year mark, after it added roughly 11 days to the total, which is likely not even half of what my hosts currently produce (should be roughly 50 days of runtime per calendar day when WUs are freely flowing as they have this week).

I am still skeptical though if we are going to see the results/runtime/points from the WUs returned from June throughthe start of this week, as I mentioned before this is about another 5 years of runtime and additional 20,000 WUs that my hosts have returned since I started to download the history.txt file once or twice a day since 8/23...

But it looks like we might finally see day light at the end of the tunnel and not that fright train...


Ralf

Yeah, I think it's one of the two times a day that the internal stats are being updated (here in SoCal, it usually 5-6am and 5-6pm), but I think with a full load of WUs, my currently active hosts will accumulate about 50 days of runtime, so half a day would be closer to +20 instead of just 11. But we'll see once there have been multiple of those stats runs.
Have not had much time the last couple of days due to RL issues, both at work and private. But I hope that I can run some stats over the data that I have collected since 8/23, which also would include a daily tally, just not sure right now how far I got as that was where I left off on enhancing my previous version...And doing the stats from here on onward would also help to confirm or dispel my hunch that one of the WCG projects is having a mixup with the differences between WCG points and BOINC points.
Yeah, I read that but I am not sure if that produces the data we would need for individual user&project stats. I seem faintly to remember that knreed/uplinger had to take precautions when there was a prolonged outage in the past to preserve data past the purging time point. We will see. The interesting part now that those stats are "mostly" working, I noticed that the "Activity over time" when looking at the last year, it has per project/per day data up until the shutdown. So that would require less data than the raw results of every result returned...

Ralf