Stubspaces

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Hello,

I see, there are 3 stubspace for OGR28.
http://stats.distributed.net/project/ogr_status.php?project_id=28
I've read, the stubs have different sizes and processing times.

SO, my client say's:
OGR-NG #a: 28/21-12-28-13-43@43+9-16-2-32- [32,865,221 ...

Is this block from Stubspace 1, 2 or 3? How do I know that? Is there a
description anywhere?

-- 
greetings,
Knut

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us.php?project_id=3D28</a><br>
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r><br></div>SO, my client say&#39;s:<br>OGR-NG #a: 28/21-12-28-13-43@43+9-1=
6-2-32- [32,865,221 ...<br><br></div><div>Is this block from Stubspace 1, 2=
 or 3? How do I know that? Is there a description anywhere?<br>
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