because they clean it, most coins from yesterday on gorilla are lost because wrong chain
got the same, my adress is unknown on pool
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December 22, 2016, 01:08:43 PM
December 22, 2016, 01:04:23 PM
Why I cannot see anymore (since yesterday/today) my Payment on http://gorillapool.org/# under "Your Stats & Payment History" when I enter my address
It return "not found"
It return "not found"
December 22, 2016, 12:30:50 PM
i mined on xci.cryptonotepool.com the last 10hours but still got 0 xci
or maybe i get some before last fork
but i see
Pending Balance: 0.00000000 XCI
Total Paid: 0.00000000 XCI
i notice got some into my wallet but don't know from wish pool it came
i guess i got my coins from this morning and lose them from last night from gorilla
so it must be ok just them after last fork not there yet , but i guess not yet confirmed
or maybe i get some before last fork
but i see
Pending Balance: 0.00000000 XCI
Total Paid: 0.00000000 XCI
i notice got some into my wallet but don't know from wish pool it came
i guess i got my coins from this morning and lose them from last night from gorilla
so it must be ok just them after last fork not there yet , but i guess not yet confirmed
December 22, 2016, 12:04:32 PM
All of my coins mined on GorillaPool at Dec. 22 are gone. Where are they and can I get them back?
December 22, 2016, 09:19:37 AM
If someone that mined in my pool wants to see his earnings or the blocks before forked the site is this
http://5.189.135.137/xci-old
http://5.189.135.137/xci-old
December 22, 2016, 09:11:59 AM
Of course not
I will synchronize now the old blocks and you will get the earnings that you will have
Ok. This is all I wanted to hear. I will synchronize now the old blocks and you will get the earnings that you will have
December 22, 2016, 09:09:40 AM
The pool http://xci.cryptonotepool.com is synced and flushed
It does not answer my question at all.
Quote
From block ~41400 to block 41555 (where last split occured) xci.cryptonotepool.com mined ~150 blocks on good chain.
Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
Pool got ~150 blocks on good chain.Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
They should be in the pool wallet.
You are saying that pool will keep these blocks to itself?
I will synchronize now the old blocks and you will get the earnings that you will have
December 22, 2016, 09:04:59 AM
The pool http://xci.cryptonotepool.com is synced and flushed
It does not answer my question at all.
Quote
From block ~41400 to block 41555 (where last split occured) xci.cryptonotepool.com mined ~150 blocks on good chain.
Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
Pool got ~150 blocks on good chain.Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
They should be in the pool wallet.
You are saying that pool will keep these blocks to itself?
December 22, 2016, 09:04:10 AM
Small problem: reset 
Huge problem: resync+reset
Wallet initialize failed: can't load wallet file 'pool.wallet', check passwordHuge problem: resync+reset
file wallet: pool.wallet 0 kb
other file pool.wallet.tmp.73d9-ec4a 8812210 file size
how to recover the wallet?
I would try to rename the file: pool.wallet.tmp.73d9-ec4a -> pool.wallet
pool.wallet is 0 kb as you see, so resync would not help I guess.
December 22, 2016, 09:01:25 AM
The pool http://xci.cryptonotepool.com is synced and flushed
December 22, 2016, 08:57:34 AM
Some 'bug' leads to chain split.
This is the most interresting part.
Since chain splited some pools mine on 'bad' chain.
Therefore hashrate allocated to 'good' chain is reduced and difficulty on 'good' chain eventually falls.
Therefore profits/hash on 'good' chain raise above marker average.
Someone sees raised profits/hash and decides to 'pick it up'.
Goes to nicehash for hashrate.
Mines.
Difficulty raises.
Nicehash miner goes away.
Therefore hashrate allocated to 'good' chain is reduced and difficulty on 'good' chain eventually falls.
Therefore profits/hash on 'good' chain raise above marker average.
Someone sees raised profits/hash and decides to 'pick it up'.
Goes to nicehash for hashrate.
Mines.
Difficulty raises.
Nicehash miner goes away.
Thank you, it's clear as well as that without understanding the "bug" in detail it's not possible to fix it.
December 22, 2016, 08:49:18 AM
But I'm still missing understanding what happened (technically) and how to avoid it in the future. If "nicehash" indeed can do such a mess filtering seems to be a temporary solution.
Some 'bug' leads to chain split.
Since chain splited some pools mine on 'bad' chain.
Therefore hashrate allocated to 'good' chain is reduced and difficulty on 'good' chain eventually falls.
Therefore profits/hash on 'good' chain raise above marker average.
Someone sees raised profits/hash and decides to 'pick it up'.
Goes to nicehash for hashrate.
Mines.
Difficulty raises.
Nicehash miner goes away.
December 22, 2016, 08:42:02 AM
Question to xci.cryptonotepool.com owner.
From block ~41400 to block 41555 (where last split occured) xci.cryptonotepool.com mined ~150 blocks on good chain.
Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
From block ~41400 to block 41555 (where last split occured) xci.cryptonotepool.com mined ~150 blocks on good chain.
Where are they? They are removed from pool statistic now.
December 22, 2016, 08:35:41 AM
seems to be synced by now:
But I'm still missing understanding what happened (technically) and how to avoid it in the future. If "nicehash" indeed can do such a mess filtering seems to be a temporary solution.
Code:
# date && for i in http://xci.mypool.name:42004/stats http://pool3.democats.org:7713/stats http://gorillapool.org:8117/stats http://xci.acidminer.org:8117/stats http://xci.ms-pool.net.ua:8117/stats http://xci.cryptonotepool.com:8119/stats; do echo -n "$i: is at " && curl -s $i | jq .network.height; done
Thu Dec 22 14:30:34 CET 2016
http://xci.mypool.name:42004/stats: is at 42087
http://pool3.democats.org:7713/stats: is at 42087
http://gorillapool.org:8117/stats: is at 42087
http://xci.acidminer.org:8117/stats: is at 42087
http://xci.ms-pool.net.ua:8117/stats: is at 42087
http://xci.cryptonotepool.com:8119/stats: is at 42087
But I'm still missing understanding what happened (technically) and how to avoid it in the future. If "nicehash" indeed can do such a mess filtering seems to be a temporary solution.
December 22, 2016, 08:30:38 AM
If you want to prevent Nicehash to connect to the pools just set up difficulty below 10000 i.e. 9999. But this will not work because there always be some rogue pool which will not change diff., or those nicehash miners can always learn how to set up and run own pool.
December 22, 2016, 08:25:16 AM
Small problem: reset
Huge problem: resync+reset
Wallet initialize failed: can't load wallet file 'pool.wallet', check passwordHuge problem: resync+reset
file wallet: pool.wallet 0 kb
other file pool.wallet.tmp.73d9-ec4a 8812210 file size
how to recover the wallet?
I would try to rename the file: pool.wallet.tmp.73d9-ec4a -> pool.wallet
pool.wallet is 0 kb as you see, so resync would not help I guess.
December 22, 2016, 08:16:30 AM
Small problem: reset
Huge problem: resync+reset
Wallet initialize failed: can't load wallet file 'pool.wallet', check passwordHuge problem: resync+reset
file wallet: pool.wallet 0 kb
other file pool.wallet.tmp.73d9-ec4a 8812210 file size
how to recover the wallet?
December 22, 2016, 08:09:30 AM
Small problem: reset
Huge problem: resync+reset
Huge problem: resync+reset
December 22, 2016, 08:05:57 AM
Help is needed.
From unknown causes the collapse of the wallet.
how to recover the wallet, know key?
From unknown causes the collapse of the wallet.
how to recover the wallet, know key?
December 22, 2016, 08:03:01 AM
Now he is on both http://xci.acidminer.org/ and http://gorillapool.org/ 
Nicehash is changing IP for every new order. We can ban a range of IPs but we should do it together. That would be a good solution for now. BipCoin dev is saying he can help with XCI forking.
Nicehash is changing IP for every new order. We can ban a range of IPs but we should do it together. That would be a good solution for now. BipCoin dev is saying he can help with XCI forking.
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