One of my WUs (5037403) has crashed - unfortunately on a system where I don\'t take backups. But looking at the WU or results page I cannot see any error code anywhere. How do I find what caused the crash?

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You have to know \"how\" to look.
It was \"the old: exit code 99\", a Killer trickle.

When you go to the model page, you need to fiddle with the url window on the browser. Replace show_host_detail with result
Then you can see the old style results page.

You have to know \"how\" to look.
It was \"the old: exit code 99\", a Killer trickle.

When you go to the model page, you need to fiddle with the url window on the browser. Replace show_host_detail with result
Then you can see the old style results page.

Les, I don\'t know how much I should thank you for this tip! (Next time you are in Austria I\'ll invite you! There we can go to the Vienna zoo and watch kangaroos ;-) )
And I was already concerned were all those valuable trickle information had gone...

Just one comment: If you have the \"Results\"-page for i.e. http://climateapps2.oucs.ox.ac.uk/cpdnboinc/graph_cm3.php?resultid=5093483 , you have to replace graph_cm3 with [b]results[/] , then it worked for me. Why isn\'t there a link at the results-page to trickle information (as it was with slab and sulphur)?

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The short answer, I guess, is overloaded servers. The long answer is, overloaded programers. <insert rofl smilie here>
The new server for trickles arrived last Thursday. And so did Easter.

Thanks, Les, for the explanation and the trick how to look at the trickles.

I am actually glad that it was the \"killer trickle\" that killed it; I was rather mad at myself at first for not taking backups on that machine.

(P.S. next time you are in Japan I\'ll invite you to a Japanese kaiseki dinner!)

Thanks for the invites guys. Now I just have to remember where they are. :)