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from http://oct.minecryptocoins.org/index.php?page=dashboard
LAUNCH FAILED
The only potential issue with the source are file permissions on the directory after unzipping without specifying attributes - chmod 777 -R on the directory will resolve any permission-related building issues. We will be updating GitHub shortly which will have the correct file attributes if cloned.
We are dealing with pool operators at a variety of skill levels - if you requested to have your pool added, we added it. We could have given you a quiz first to ensure you were up to the challenge but that's part of what makes a launch so exciting - it's a goldrush. Everybody was in the same boat dealing with the same issues - nobody had any major advantages. Solo miners likely came out of this in the worst shape as they weren't getting work fast enough early - that's why I urged people not to solo mine and to create accounts at multiple pools for backup.
We had a few DDoS attacks on pools/nodes but other than that the problems the pools are experiencing are due to the inability to handle the traffic. We had over 1 Gh/s on the network within 10 minutes and, with the low starting difficulty, blocks were being found faster than the servers could handle. Now that things are settling down and network speed is being spread across more pools, we are experiencing fewer issues.
The pools will be able to re-enable statistics shortly, I'm sure. If you have ever been around for a high-profile launch, there are often issues with pools/etc in the early stages - sometimes physics simply gets in the way. Also, the high-profile launch attracted DDoS attacks at FusionHash and the main OctoCoin nodes - in my opinion, these were handled quite well, considering.
We aren't even 2 hours into the launch here and there are thousands of 888 OctoCoin blocks still out there - things will only get better from here.