1798085

ERROR: rsd_type_list.size()
ERROR:: Exit from: ....srccorefragmentFrame.cc line: 62
BOINC:: Error reading and gzipping output datafile: default.out
called boinc_finish

Got this error on this WU

ERROR: rsd_type_list.size()
ERROR:: Exit from: ....srccorefragmentFrame.cc line: 62
BOINC:: Error reading and gzipping output datafile: default.out
called boinc_finish


Conan.

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I got the second run on this one - validate error both times.

symm_bench_run01_D_1g6u_IGNORE_THE_REST_14701_5_1

https://ralph.bakerlab.org/result.php?resultid=1798190

ERROR: rsd_type_list.size()
ERROR:: Exit from: ....srccorefragmentFrame.cc line: 62
BOINC:: Error reading and gzipping output datafile: default.out
called boinc_finish

Same here

==Mike

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Don't believe everything you think.

phe_only_3dre_2z8l_ProteinInterfaceDesign_5May2010_14721_1_0 wasn't checkpointing for some reason. I noticed it had run for over an hour one day before shutting my computer down, then spotted the next day that it was back to zero.

The task did eventually produce a valid result after it was able to complete in a single computer session.

Creating RigidBodyPerturbMover and RigidBodyPerturbNoCenterMover objects on heap causes crashing of the program. It's okay to create as a local or global variable, though. After spending a few days on debugging, I still can't find a clue.


////////////////////////// test.cpp /////////////////////////////////
#include <protocols/moves/RigidBodyMover.hh>

protocols::moves::RigidBodyPerturbMover rbmover1(); // okay

int main()
{
protocols::moves::RigidBodyPerturbMover rbmover2(); // okay

protocols::moves::RigidBodyPerturbMover* rbpt = new protocols::moves::RigidBodyPerturbMover; // okay

delete rbpt; // crash hear!
}

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