You have a PPC pool???
Yes. http://ppcpool.bitparking.com. 
Topic: [9 TH] Bitparking Pool, DGM 0%,vardiff,stratum,Merge Mining - page 74. (Read 163780 times)
What happen with PPC mining and exchange?
502 Bad Gateway
PPC pool is up. PPC exchange is down for bitcoind and ppcoind upgrades. Both of which require re-processing the blockchain.502 Bad Gateway
You have a PPC pool???
What happen with PPC mining and exchange?
502 Bad Gateway
PPC pool is up. PPC exchange is down for bitcoind and ppcoind upgrades. Both of which require re-processing the blockchain. 502 Bad Gateway
What happen with PPC mining and exchange?
502 Bad Gateway
502 Bad Gateway
Hello,
I contacted you by email to change my withdraw address, I no longer own the current one (12q7dcMpU1bkzo3GTExkiu6vb6AMvzc2Zb).
I don't have much there, 0.31 BTC, but it's still a lot for me.
Could you change it to the one in my signature: 1LgRjArkFGHt5tyud78diNAepF2ZTPhsYT.
I'm sorry but it's not possible to change withdrawal addresses on the pool. As it states on the registration page: "These addresses cannot be changed once you've accepted the form below. You'll need to register a new userid if you want to change them."I contacted you by email to change my withdraw address, I no longer own the current one (12q7dcMpU1bkzo3GTExkiu6vb6AMvzc2Zb).
I don't have much there, 0.31 BTC, but it's still a lot for me.
Could you change it to the one in my signature: 1LgRjArkFGHt5tyud78diNAepF2ZTPhsYT.
How did you come to no longer owning the existing one? Can you contact the current owner to retrieve the funds? Do you own the private key for the address, and if you do, can you sign a message I give you with it (to recover funds)?
Hello,
I contacted you by email to change my withdraw address, I no longer own the current one (12q7dcMpU1bkzo3GTExkiu6vb6AMvzc2Zb).
I don't have much there, 0.31 BTC, but it's still a lot for me.
Could you change it to the one in my signature: 1LgRjArkFGHt5tyud78diNAepF2ZTPhsYT.
Thank you.
I contacted you by email to change my withdraw address, I no longer own the current one (12q7dcMpU1bkzo3GTExkiu6vb6AMvzc2Zb).
I don't have much there, 0.31 BTC, but it's still a lot for me.
Could you change it to the one in my signature: 1LgRjArkFGHt5tyud78diNAepF2ZTPhsYT.
Thank you.
Merge mining is operational again.
Higher size means transactions confirm faster (for everyone) because they're more likely to be included in a Bitparking block.
More transactions/traffic means higher requirements on nodes, but Bitparking is already paying the bulk of the cost of those transactions because the signature checking happens when they enter the memory pool anyway. So it shouldn't make any noticeable difference.
I'll document them later today when I'm not mobile. I put the block size at 500kb when I first read your post btw. I briefly tried 1000kb but the load on the pool was a bit much. At least it highlighted some inefficiencies I need to fix! More transactions/traffic means higher requirements on nodes, but Bitparking is already paying the bulk of the cost of those transactions because the signature checking happens when they enter the memory pool anyway. So it shouldn't make any noticeable difference.
Higher size means transactions confirm faster (for everyone) because they're more likely to be included in a Bitparking block.
More transactions/traffic means higher requirements on nodes, but Bitparking is already paying the bulk of the cost of those transactions because the signature checking happens when they enter the memory pool anyway. So it shouldn't make any noticeable difference.
More transactions/traffic means higher requirements on nodes, but Bitparking is already paying the bulk of the cost of those transactions because the signature checking happens when they enter the memory pool anyway. So it shouldn't make any noticeable difference.
Hi there doublec,
Would it be possible for you to select and document your block policies as other pools are doing, please? See my post here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/soft-block-size-limit-reached-action-required-by-you-149668
It means selecting size of blocks to create and then setting some flags on your node. BTCGuild is currently making 750kb blocks and OzCoin has moved to 500kb. You are still on the default of 250kb. Larger blocks mean transactions confirm faster because we don't run out of space.
Miners will appreciate knowing pool policies so they can select a pool that they agree with.
Would it be possible for you to select and document your block policies as other pools are doing, please? See my post here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/soft-block-size-limit-reached-action-required-by-you-149668
It means selecting size of blocks to create and then setting some flags on your node. BTCGuild is currently making 750kb blocks and OzCoin has moved to 500kb. You are still on the default of 250kb. Larger blocks mean transactions confirm faster because we don't run out of space.
Miners will appreciate knowing pool policies so they can select a pool that they agree with.
Interesting; so the higher size will likely create longer confirmation times tho? or just increase doublec's hardware/software requirements?
Hi there doublec,
Would it be possible for you to select and document your block policies as other pools are doing, please? See my post here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/soft-block-size-limit-reached-action-required-by-you-149668
It means selecting size of blocks to create and then setting some flags on your node. BTCGuild is currently making 750kb blocks and OzCoin has moved to 500kb. You are still on the default of 250kb. Larger blocks mean transactions confirm faster because we don't run out of space.
Miners will appreciate knowing pool policies so they can select a pool that they agree with.
Would it be possible for you to select and document your block policies as other pools are doing, please? See my post here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/soft-block-size-limit-reached-action-required-by-you-149668
It means selecting size of blocks to create and then setting some flags on your node. BTCGuild is currently making 750kb blocks and OzCoin has moved to 500kb. You are still on the default of 250kb. Larger blocks mean transactions confirm faster because we don't run out of space.
Miners will appreciate knowing pool policies so they can select a pool that they agree with.
Merge mining is temporarily disabled. Payment is still made for the alt coins from pool reserves. I'll post here when it's re-enabled.
EDIT: I expect it to be a 24-48 hours from now to re-enable.
EDIT2: Merge mining is re-enabled.
EDIT: I expect it to be a 24-48 hours from now to re-enable.
EDIT2: Merge mining is re-enabled.
Is it possible to drop the minimum withdraw limit of BTC to 0.01. If you guys did this I think more people would be willing to use this pool. the steep 0.10 withdraw limit is a little high for most casual miners. Just a thought.
It'd be nice to do that but my understanding is that a 0.01 limit causes quite a bit of wallet fragmentation. Once recipients of those 0.01 withdrawals try to do a spend with a number of them as inputs they'll end up paying larger fees.I actually appreciate the higher minimum. Back when my main pool was MtRed, I'd withdraw as soon as I reached that 0.01 BTC minimum. Now it feels more like a reward when I withdraw, even though it takes me about 10 days to get to BitParking's minimum amount.
Pool down for 5 minute maintenance.
Edit: Pool is back up. The pool's bitcoin wallet has been defragmented.
Edit: Pool is back up. The pool's bitcoin wallet has been defragmented.
Is it possible to drop the minimum withdraw limit of BTC to 0.01. If you guys did this I think more people would be willing to use this pool. the steep 0.10 withdraw limit is a little high for most casual miners. Just a thought.
It'd be nice to do that but my understanding is that a 0.01 limit causes quite a bit of wallet fragmentation. Once recipients of those 0.01 withdrawals try to do a spend with a number of them as inputs they'll end up paying larger fees. full member
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Is it possible to drop the minimum withdraw limit of BTC to 0.01. If you guys did this I think more people would be willing to use this pool. the steep 0.10 withdraw limit is a little high for most casual miners. Just a thought.
Pool is back online.
Pool is down for some maintenance.
I have problems connecting to the pool. Is there something wrong on it now?
[2013-02-01 18:02:43] Pool 0 slow/down or URL or credentials invalid
[2013-02-01 18:02:43] Pool 0 slow/down or URL or credentials invalid
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is it impossible to change your id's bitcoin address.... wtf
That's by design. It means it's impossible for a hacker to change your bitcoin payout address. Allowing changes would also require users to have passwords which adds another whole level of security that's uneeded in the current design. Just create a new username if you want to change things.That actually makes sense. Thanks.
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