Topic: [1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool - page 560. (Read 2591920 times)

p2pool is down? cuz i get interrupted...

ok, tnx

another problem here
p2pool 3.1 keep asking me about getting new bitcoin version , greater than 0.5, but i own already the 0.8.1, why this error?

Ok, I see. I expected something like that Thank you for clarification.

You are solo mining the merged coins, they are not pooled.
If the difficulty is high, like for nmc, you will have to wait quite some time. Like months.

Sure. If your miners dont submit shares to pool - it decreases your hashrate. Just ignore it if only it doesn't drop significantly.

it's normal, that the hashrate in p2pool(not in cgminer) is dancer?

How to check that merge mining is actually working? No NMC or IXC for a period of time despite such messages about getting new merged mining work...

P2Pool needs the entire copy of the blockchain to work, so it's not so much that it works with the original client, as that the original client is the only one that comes with a copy of the blockchain.

p2pool work with the original client

I just stopped it and restarted it. Whoever was connected must have connected to someone else. Either it hasn't been an issue since or when it has been, I haven't noticed it.

Longer term, I need to turn my QOS back on and put p2pool up in the priorities and bitcoind down (probably down in the crawl category). Though it's possibly I'm going to upgrade my internet before then anyway.

mines not as high atm but still ticking along.

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04/25/2013   13:22:02            90.1K          1.27M          1.36M
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04/25/2013   13:22:17            11.5K          19.0K          30.5K
04/25/2013   13:22:18            22.8K           6.3K          29.1K
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04/25/2013   13:22:21            58.3K          18.0K          76.3K
04/25/2013   13:22:22            62.7K          62.9K         125.6K
04/25/2013   13:22:23            30.5K          19.3K          49.8K
04/25/2013   13:22:24            85.6K          1.26M          1.34M
04/25/2013   13:22:25            21.7K          36.6K          58.3K
04/25/2013   13:22:26            45.6K          38.2K          83.8K
04/25/2013   13:22:27            14.5K          11.5K          26.0K
04/25/2013   13:22:28            22.4K           9.3K          31.6K
04/25/2013   13:22:29            32.7K          24.4K          57.0K
04/25/2013   13:22:30            17.5K          34.7K          52.3K
04/25/2013   13:22:31            22.8K          11.1K          33.9K
04/25/2013   13:22:32             5.2K           2.6K           7.8K
04/25/2013   13:22:33            14.1K           4.6K          18.7K
04/25/2013   13:22:34            19.6K          23.8K          43.4K
04/25/2013   13:22:35            15.7K          1.24M          1.25M
04/25/2013   13:22:36            60.4K          18.7K          79.1K
04/25/2013   13:22:37            64.4K         604.9K         669.3K
04/25/2013   13:22:38            36.3K           1.8K          38.1K

No caps, I do have to turn the pool off once every other day, could that affect it?

Blimey so can go higher. I'll keep an eye and let you know.

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that's 1s intervals,  all bitcoind and p2pool stuff

when it's 5MB/s + it's always a block (*well, usually.  sometimes it's just a bunch of transactions being sent at once.  better - when it spikes to > 20MB/s)

157GB in *30 days is not much.. do you have caps or something?

Why would you use a pool in a client?

does this, work with multibit client?

ok it doesn't...

What have you done with Bitcoind?

Very old question, but the answer is that git has to be on your path.

Just checked and I've got screenshots of 6 outgoing 12 incoming, and others for 5, 2 and 1,
Incoming peers are other nodes of the p2pool network AFAIK.

I also had set the --max conns at 20 myself on 11.2 and maxconnection=20 in Bitcoin.conf because my upload speed was being completely saturated sometimes of the day when bitcoind would connect to 50+ peers,
I posted a pic of how much bandwidth I had used daily since starting P2Pool and Bitcoind in server mode randomly,
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1790993
I have not set it currently.

This is the first time I have not seen incoming nodes after about 24 hours of the node being up.

Thanks for the advice.

I have restarted the router as I have seen some errors in the routers logs and restarted all the nodes and miners anyway.

I'll see what happens.

*edit*

Thought I would see how much more bandwidth I had used.

You don't: peers are other P2Pool nodes. P2Pool doesn't show the number of miner connections (you can see the active miners in the graphs though).

Although I'm not sure, I think you're confusing 2 different things here. Upnp stuff is related to the ability of bitcoin/litecoin/etc client (that is the wallet software) to accept incoming connections from the internet so that you can have more than 8 connections (which is the limit for those users that don't have the appropriate port open/forwarded). I have ports 9332 and 9333 forwarded to the computer that is running litecoin client (in "server" mode) on my home firewall and set "maxconnections=24" in my litecoin.conf, though I'm not sure what's the benefit here, maybe I can "download" the info about the new blocks found faster or something...

But what you're talking about now, the "incoming" peers on the p2pool statistics page, is the number of "miners" connected to your p2pool. If I understand it correctly you'll only see "incoming" there if someone from the internet will start mining on your p2pool.. for that, of course, you'll also have to open/forward the appropriate ports, but the point here is that if you haven't invited anyone to mine on your p2pool node — you'll never see anything other than "0" there.

I might be wrong on this, but that's how I see it at the moment. I've got 6 miners at home and usually, if they're all running, I see "Peers: 6 out, 0 in" on my p2pool statistics page. It acts out sometimes and I see "7 out" although I have only 6 miners, might be a p2pool or cgminer bug, but most of the time it's "6 out, 0 in" in my case.

Make sure something isn't eating up your bandwidth. I had trouble until I worked out that bitcoind was munching on mine (though I also turned off QOS which I haven't turned back on yet).