Anyone know when the validator will kick in? Ive got about 11 tasks waiting for validation and I randomly checked a few and saw that my wingman is also waiting. Minimum Quorum: 2
Replication: 2
Is what one task says.....so it should have hit the validator by now.

I hope you know what you are doing but unfortunately many who encounter this problem don't SSD drives have a weakness in that they have a limited number of writes to a cell. This isn't a problem on a drive that is read mostly and under those conditions they will outlast a rotating drive. The problem is data base programs need to maintain data pointers and these are often rewritten. While the data may be relatively static, the pointer are not and can result in a failure at about a year of usage. I was on another web site that switched to a SSD drive and after a few early failures I informed the owner of the site about this. The drive were swapped out with a rotating RAID and the problem was solved. I suggest you look into the following link where they test SSD drives to the point of failure.
https://techreport.com/review/27436/the-ssd-e...nt-two-freaking-petabytes

Also now that some OPNG tasks are back, I see very slow validation of singletons. Of course, same problem applies to OPN1 singletons.
It used to take only seconds, or minutes, before singletons were visited by the validator. Now it can take hours, or many days.

Now to a SCC question:

According to the March 27, 2023 update, at the first post in this thread, you had the following release plan for WU's: "We plan to start with MCM and OPN/OPNG; followed by ARP and then the new SCC work units."

So, since you already have released MCM1, OPN1/OPNG, and ARP1, the question is, when do you release SCC? If I remember correctly, you posted earlier that the SCC team have sent new SCC work to WCG, some time ago.

@adriverhoef

Thanks for finding that post by knreed. We'll see if Jurisica Lab will keep the same delete delays, or if they have/will change it.