Hello everyone.

My concern is about my cross-project ID, or should I say my cross-project IDs.

I crunched a bit of Einstein a long time ago, and then some Rosetta. Then, I moved to POEM. I also crunch Pirates@Home just for fun, since it doesn't need more than 1% of ressource.

My problem is, on Einstein, Rosetta and Pirates, my cross-project ID is: e9f70a76450017b29f67ffee0ecafb9f
But on POEM my CPID is: 68f637898915869b55124d20a903a85a

I started crunching Yoyo today (since it's POTM), and my CPID appears to be the same as Einstein, Rosetta and Pirates.

So why would POEM give me a new CPID? I always used the same account infos, same email and nickname.

Is there any way to merge those two CPIDs so I could get all my stats combined and have a nice sig as everyone has?

Thanks for your help.

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Edit:

Actually, it seems that Boinc-synergy does provide me a good signature with all my projects combined.
It doesn't work with other cross-project stats sites, though.

Update:

Sometimes, I see my POEM stats in my signature, but sometimes I don't.

I.E., sometimes my signature shows 6K credits, sometimes 33K. Still, I don't get it.

New update:

Now, I put two signatures, one for each of my CPIDs, from AllProjectStats.com.

Normally, the one on the left should show POEM stats, and the other all my other stats.

But this morning, the left one shows YOYO stats and the right one shows all my other projects' stats.

Still, neither one would show all my projects at once. That's pretty weird how they move from showing one project to another...

That is odd. But CPID's usually straighten them selves out in time.

Double check your account info at all projects and if it is still the same in a month or two then MAYBE let the stat sites know about it.

If you join a new project you get a new CPID.
The best way to straighten them out is to connect to all projects on one computer or use a common project on all computers.
It is also important to get the CPID's the same, you must have the same email on each project.

Right you are! Thanks a lot!