Topic: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool - page 396. (Read 2591964 times)
No. It has zero affect on hashing power
So sorry if this has already been asked, but here it goes:
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
That is much more difficult and requires outside support. Consider it your fee. What coins did you add?
ooh... are we doing the "list alternative nodes" thing again?"... *looks down at sig*... ahem
Ha! Well, not intentionally.
I installed P2Pool today, so far so good, however there are still a lot of tweaks to be made...
Really just wanted to get involved in the conversation.
As of now I have found a couple shares, Local DOA is 2.8%, Efficiency is 118.3%, and I have 6 peers out and 0 in.
The 0 in bothers me, I searched it but came up with little.
I believe ports are open.
Whats up with the "0 in" on a well stacked full node?
How long has your node been up? It takes time for peers to find and connect to you. After you've been up for a few days, you should see a few nodes connecting.
Checked this morning and had my first inbound, uptime 17hrs...
Thanks!
ooh... are we doing the "list alternative nodes" thing again?"... *looks down at sig*... ahem
Ha! Well, not intentionally.
I installed P2Pool today, so far so good, however there are still a lot of tweaks to be made...
Really just wanted to get involved in the conversation.
As of now I have found a couple shares, Local DOA is 2.8%, Efficiency is 118.3%, and I have 6 peers out and 0 in.
The 0 in bothers me, I searched it but came up with little.
I believe ports are open.
Whats up with the "0 in" on a well stacked full node?
How long has your node been up? It takes time for peers to find and connect to you. After you've been up for a few days, you should see a few nodes connecting.
Is anyone else seeing "Unable to decode output address 0 BTC" with their recently generated coins? What does this mean? It's only on my P2pool generated coins. Is this someone mining with a bad address?
I see that on every single p2pool mined block that I check on Blockchain, even ones where I wasn't paid. Given that, I assume it's not my issue, so I ignore it.https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/blockchaininfo-please-remove-p2pool-tx-from-strange-tx-page-212044
They add shit to the Coinbase, no issues
Is anyone else seeing "Unable to decode output address 0 BTC" with their recently generated coins? What does this mean? It's only on my P2pool generated coins. Is this someone mining with a bad address?
I see that on every single p2pool mined block that I check on Blockchain, even ones where I wasn't paid. Given that, I assume it's not my issue, so I ignore it. 
Is anyone else seeing "Unable to decode output address 0 BTC" with their recently generated coins? What does this mean? It's only on my P2pool generated coins. Is this someone mining with a bad address?
So sorry if this has already been asked, but here it goes:
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
That is much more difficult and requires outside support. Consider it your fee. What coins did you add?
So sorry if this has already been asked, but here it goes:
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
I want to set up a public p2pool node (SE Asia and soon Australia) and I've set it up for merged mining. How can I pass the merged mining coins onto miners who connect to my pool? is it possible?
I remember the first time I "made money" mining BTC, it felt amazing.
Seriously, literally "making money".
As I have learned more, I'm confident P2Pool will bring me the same reward, but at least at 2x the joy...
Build the network, Grow the network, Distribute the network.
The help I have already received... well without this thread, and all your posts I would not have this node up.
Just my BTC0.02 bits...
Thanks.
Seriously, literally "making money".
As I have learned more, I'm confident P2Pool will bring me the same reward, but at least at 2x the joy...
Build the network, Grow the network, Distribute the network.
The help I have already received... well without this thread, and all your posts I would not have this node up.
Just my BTC0.02 bits...
Thanks.
The connections in take a couple days, as your ip gets distributed and new nodes look for new connections
ooh... are we doing the "list alternative nodes" thing again?"... *looks down at sig*... ahem
Ha! Well, not intentionally.
I installed P2Pool today, so far so good, however there are still a lot of tweaks to be made...
Really just wanted to get involved in the conversation.
As of now I have found a couple shares, Local DOA is 2.8%, Efficiency is 118.3%, and I have 6 peers out and 0 in.
The 0 in bothers me, I searched it but came up with little.
I believe ports are open.
Whats up with the "0 in" on a well stacked full node?
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
No because the server is locked down
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
No because there is a trust relationship between the miner and the pool. There is no trust relationship between nodes.
It seems like it could be of use for miners using a public node.
That's what I said several posts back.
Oops, my bad, been alot of posts today, thought I was up to date
I see it now
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
No because there is a trust relationship between the miner and the pool. There is no trust relationship between nodes.
It seems like it could be of use for miners using a public node.
That's what I said several posts back.
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
No because there is a trust relationship between the miner and the pool. There is no trust relationship between nodes.
It seems like it could be of use for miners using a public node, rather than hosting their own node.
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
No because there is a trust relationship between the miner and the pool. There is no trust relationship between nodes.
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80 May also work
Trying to mine on p2pool.info - on any port - that's pointless
Encryption is the only way to go I reckon.
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
You don't say.......
Anyone can mine on stratum too - does that mean encryption is pointless there as well?
Because anyone can join p2pool, all nodes connect to each other
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