Albert disappeared from my projects list
19 Nov 2018 14:41:35 UTC
Topic 91896
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I can't see Albert anymore at my projects list. I participate on two other projects (Einstein and Asteroids). When I visit my account page at their web sites there is shown only Einstein and Asteroids at the list. Cross-project sertificates also show I'm contributing only those two projects. Where has Albert vanished? 
I don't have any problem running Albert tasks at the same time and I'm still logged in here.
Richie wrote:I can't see
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I'm not sure what's going on. When I log into my Einstein account, I see Albert@Home in my cross-projects list. I'll have to investigate, but it won't be until after the US Thanksgiving holiday. But thanks for the field report!
~~~ Einstein@Home Project ~~~
Mine had disappeared too...
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Mine had disappeared too... Saw a NEWS ITEM on Einstein forums about a new GDPR SETTING being set there and here.
Check your PRIVACY SETTINGS PAGE here at Albert--->
SPECIFICALLY: Do you consent to exporting your data to BOINC statistics aggregation Web sites?
Set it to YES and SAVE THE CHANGES. It might take 24 hours for the various Stats Sites to update.
Thanks. There were some
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Thanks. There were some messages at the Einstein forum and this was solved a few days ago. That procedure that you described is the correct thing to do. It makes Albert visible again. Sorry, I forgot to write the result also here.
Richie wrote:Thanks. There
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Thanks for the follow-up report too.
~~~ Einstein@Home Project ~~~
I've set my privacy to allow
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I've set my privacy to allow stats site access, but BOINC stats hasn't shown any update for a while.
PS. It's possible (looking at its overall stats) that it isn't currently getting anyone's results
Gordon Lack wrote:I've set my
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I've checked that we are still generating statistics in the right place for our colleagues at BOINC stats, and other Web sites, to download. It's possible there is a problem on the other end of things. I'll see if we can contact the BOINC stats admin and ask.
If you wish, and have an account on his Web site (I don't), you could virtually poke him and ask about this. At some point Einstein@Home will use the same stats. export consent feature like on Albert@Home, and I suspect the same thing will happen.
~~~ Einstein@Home Project ~~~