[1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool - page 109.

notbatman

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I should note that for the 48 hours before the 6PH came on-line "they" managed to orphan 90% of my shares somehow. So when all the blocks they mined rolled in I got fuck all. As soon as I got on-top of it they fucked off of-coarse.

tolazy

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Quote from: notbatman on January 10, 2016, 06:48:42 AM

Quote from: tolazy on January 10, 2016, 06:42:17 AM

what have i done wrong.

i've added alot of node's from http://poolnode.info/ but when i look at the log from p2pool it says Pool: 1258TH/s somtimes it goes up
to 2000TH/s but like one week ago i saw it being up at 6PHs

shouldnt i get more speed when i add more node's with -n ip ?

That was just somebody running a test, 2PH is normal.

ok good that it wasnt my side thats wrong

thx

notbatman

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Quote from: tolazy on January 10, 2016, 06:42:17 AM

what have i done wrong.

i've added alot of node's from http://poolnode.info/ but when i look at the log from p2pool it says Pool: 1258TH/s somtimes it goes up
to 2000TH/s but like one week ago i saw it being up at 6PHs

shouldnt i get more speed when i add more node's with -n ip ?

That was just somebody running a test, 2PH is normal.

tolazy

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what have i done wrong.

i've added alot of node's from http://poolnode.info/ but when i look at the log from p2pool it says Pool: 1258TH/s somtimes it goes up
to 2000TH/s but like one week ago i saw it being up at 6PHs

shouldnt i get more speed when i add more node's with -n ip ?

notbatman

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The attack seems to have switched focus to p2pool now that I've mitigated the bitcoind issues. Anybody else noticing unusual activity, or is it just me?

notbatman

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Well it's been 24 hours since I sanboxed bitcoind (64bit on win 10) and there's no sign of a memory leak anymore. I'm still seeing the occasional lost contact with bitcoind message scroll by. However, it looks like I'm finally able to keep my node up without restarting it every day.

I should note this was an issue since the so-called "stress tests" started in September, the "test" being a misdirection/distraction from the actual attack vector (some kind of mirror attack perhaps?) I'll assume.

Milhouse: "The Rand Corporation in conjunction with the saucer people under the supervision of the reverse vampires are forcing our parents to go to bed early in a fiendish plot to eliminate the meal of dinner. We're through the looking glass here, people."

Bonus link:

https://bitcoinonair.wordpress.com/2015/12/21/rand-corporation-is-researching-how-to-destroy-bitcoin-to-protect-the-elitesgovernment-power/

tolazy

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ok.

thx wasnt sure havent found any info about it

windpath

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Quote from: tolazy on January 09, 2016, 11:44:14 AM

when adding node's to p2pool is that the same as addnode= in the bitcoin.conf or do i need to make a seperate
config file for p2pool like this

--logfile /var/log/p2pool
--net bitcoin
--give-author 0
--no-bugreport
-f 0
--external-ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9330
--bitcoind-config-path /home/bitcoind/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
-n 10.0.0.2:8333
-n 104.238.174.252:9332
-n 80.74.153.50:9332
-n p2pool.servebeer.com:9332
-n xt.warp2

and load it with ./run_p2pool.py @p2.conf

It's not the same as Bitcoin.conf, you need to add them to p2pool either on the command line when started, or in an included conf file as you specified.

tolazy

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when adding node's to p2pool is that the same as addnode= in the bitcoin.conf or do i need to make a seperate
config file for p2pool like this

--logfile /var/log/p2pool
--net bitcoin
--give-author 0
--no-bugreport
-f 0
--external-ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9330
--bitcoind-config-path /home/bitcoind/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf
-n 10.0.0.2:8333
-n 104.238.174.252:9332
-n 80.74.153.50:9332
-n p2pool.servebeer.com:9332
-n xt.warp2

and load it with ./run_p2pool.py @p2.conf

rav3n_pl

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Don`t panic! Organize!

Quote from: Tibi on January 08, 2016, 05:47:56 PM

Forgot to ask do you lose any work done by the miners once you get disconected, will it affect the payout ? also where do you see how much will your payout be ?

Cheers m8s =)

P2Pool is PPLnS witch 3-day payout window. If you stop mine, and in 3 days we will NOT found any block - you get nothing more. If we found 10 blocks - you get some payout (decreasing each time).

notbatman

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I've installed a sandbox driver and sandboxed bitcoind, we'll see how this works out after a day or so, so-far-so-good.

Tibi

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Forgot to ask do you lose any work done by the miners once you get disconected, will it affect the payout ? also where do you see how much will your payout be ?

Cheers m8s =)

Tibi

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Talking about getting the node to run stabil, mine keeps DISC, saying lost connection to bitcoinid . What could be cusing it . btw here is the node adresse : 85.165.254.113:9332

Maybe you m8s can check it out and see if everything is OK . Btw miners from North are welcome to mine at it = )

notbatman

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Quote from: wariner on January 07, 2016, 02:12:20 AM

Quote from: notbatman on January 05, 2016, 03:49:17 PM

I've finally got my node running stable, here's the settings I've got.

environment variable:

setx MALLOC_ARENA_MAX 1

bitcoin.conf:

maxconnections=40
rpcthreads=100
blockmaxsize=640000
minrelaytxfee=0.00005
mintxfee=0.00005
limitfreerelay=5

edit:

Looks like I've only extended the period before my node crashes and burns. Cry

edit2:

I'm compiling bitcoin from the github source, maybe this might work...

edit3:

*yawn* I guess I'll come back some time in 2017 when this has completed...

edit4:

This boost library is massive...

try this:
maxconnections=12
minrelaytxfee=0.0005
blockmaxsize=250000

"monit" could help you to restart bitcoind if not respond Wink

A bit of a cheesy solution IMO, besides when I'm done I'll have all the tools I need to create Batcoin. Cheesy

Looking at the github readme, apparently nobody has compiled core with windows yet. It just has cross-compiler instructions, I might actually be able to make some sort of contribution and a binary that doesn't leak memory.

edit:

uhg, getting the boost lib installed under msys was an exercise in futility... they said it wouldn't work under msys and sure enough it didn't LOL.

I'm testing out the 32-bit bitcoind binary from bitcoin.org, maybe it works without leaks...

edit:

The 32-bit windows bitcoind leaks even worse. Cry

wariner

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pool.sexy

Quote from: notbatman on January 05, 2016, 03:49:17 PM

I've finally got my node running stable, here's the settings I've got.

environment variable:

setx MALLOC_ARENA_MAX 1

bitcoin.conf:

maxconnections=40
rpcthreads=100
blockmaxsize=640000
minrelaytxfee=0.00005
mintxfee=0.00005
limitfreerelay=5

edit:

Looks like I've only extended the period before my node crashes and burns. Cry

edit2:

I'm compiling bitcoin from the github source, maybe this might work...

edit3:

*yawn* I guess I'll come back some time in 2017 when this has completed...

edit4:

This boost library is massive...

try this:
maxconnections=12
minrelaytxfee=0.0005
blockmaxsize=250000
(I know it is not good...but it is only for waiting v 0.12)

"monit" could help you to restart bitcoind if not respond Wink

notbatman

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I've finally got my node running stable, here's the settings I've got.

environment variable:

setx MALLOC_ARENA_MAX 1

bitcoin.conf:

maxconnections=40
rpcthreads=100
blockmaxsize=640000
minrelaytxfee=0.00005
mintxfee=0.00005
limitfreerelay=5

edit:

Looks like I've only extended the period before my node crashes and burns. Cry

edit2:

I'm compiling bitcoin from the github source, maybe this might work...

edit3:

*yawn* I guess I'll come back some time in 2017 when this has completed...

edit4:

This boost library is massive...

TTravis

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Quote from: Alfi1966 on January 05, 2016, 02:17:44 AM

Pfff, time for a bit of luck. P2Pool could do with some more hashing power.

We got a block like two minutes after you left the above comment. Whatever you did worked. Keep em coming.

Alfi1966

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Pfff, time for a bit of luck. P2Pool could do with some more hashing power.

aladinsain

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Quote from: trendax on January 04, 2016, 08:47:16 AM

Quote from: kano on January 04, 2016, 08:11:00 AM

Centralisation ... yeah that's gotta be the best solution Tongue

@kano

A workable solution yes :p centralized nodes help small and mid market miners which typically avoid p2pool reducing it's network health.

I welcome any miner who use p2pool with a rental proxy like Nicehash, Betarigs or MRR as a backup pool to join us instead.

When buyers and sellers from these proxy pools find p2pool has an option like us, miners will switch to benefit the bitcoin network and further support p2pool.

How true i also welcome any miner to try p2pools for a week to see the results even if they only put 1 or all there miners on it

if you are looking for nodes to join this cool way of mining keeping mining for the miners look at the links below

http://poolnode.info/ (look for the node that is close to you so you have the least lagg )

http://beam.to/dbp2pool (my friends p2pool node )

trendax

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Quote from: kano on January 04, 2016, 08:11:00 AM

Centralisation ... yeah that's gotta be the best solution Tongue

@kano

A workable solution yes :p centralized nodes help small and mid market miners which typically avoid p2pool reducing it's network health.

I welcome any miner who use p2pool with a rental proxy like Nicehash, Betarigs or MRR as a backup pool to join us instead.

When buyers and sellers from these proxy pools find p2pool has an option like us, miners will switch to benefit the bitcoin network and further support p2pool.

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