Topic: [ANN] Infinitecoin (IFC) pool-Treasurequarry.com. 1.5% fee. P2pool Europe server - page 15. (Read 54730 times)

Those spikes are too steep for it to be that. Looks like one user per spike to me.

Just a little hashrate switched from somewhere (LTC , FTC, FST ,DGC..etc)  and found that this is the pool doesn't downed within 24 hours (i tested 3 IFC within 24 hours .. all went down  )
ASIC..... far from that.

Help !..

My shares are registering but not being paid. It started about the time that 50 mhash jumped in.

update..

The problem fixed itself and I noticed that the default address suffered the same fate. Sounds like the pool had issues with the 150%ish jump in hashpower.

Now we're over 200 m's. I smell ASIC. 

just joined TreasureQuarry
let's try

Ok, thanks, I'll keep at it. Just in case there's an issue, my graph is all wrong - At the hour scale, Im bouncing up and down from 0 to 200khashes, and on the day and week scales, my miner may as well be inactive.

Thanks again,

Roddy

Ah, now I see what you mean when you said the bee landed on your coffee cup, Hippe Tech - the cup is upside-down.  Good old Olympus - they certainly make great quality cameras. Just found a picture of the FE-110 5mp online.  One day when IFC is a dollar per coin I'll get a camera like that.    

Thanks for mining at the Quarry, Roddy5690. Yes, now that the pook is hashing along at a higher total hashrate than recently, the pool share difficulty has increased.  The share difficulty is automatically adjusted by p2pool as the total pool hashrate changes, with the aim of keeping the time between shares at around 30 seconds here at TreasureQuarry.  With the higher share difficulty, you will find that it takes longer to generate enough share for payouts, and there may indeed be times when you don't actually get a payout.  If you keep hashing along steadily the payouts you receive should work out right in the long term.

Welcome to the Treasure Quarry CaptChadd and thanks for the compliment. Wishing us all the best of luck in our mining!  

Just joined. Nice looking pool. It's mining time, lets get it on.

Hello there, I've been mining a lot on your pool recently with no problems, but I switched my rig on last night and no payments so far at 120kh (for at least a couple hours of mining, last night and this morning included). Is this to be expected?

Thanks.

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Ha ha - I did warn you (or at least c1010010) that things would look spikey if you used those much higher pseudo shares

Bit of a shock to see the massive bee when I visited the thread (apologies to the bee for calling it a fly).   At that size it's really impressive though how much detail you got there from such a small scale - can see it has what almost looks like feathery toes on its feet.  Can I ask what camera you used?  

Wow, that fly of yours must be bringing us good luck. 

Announcement: Please be nice to the flies and don't use fly spray in the quarry. 

Thanks for the positive comments about the pool, Spoetnik. Looking at the graphs I can see a short period of about an hour or so when you wouldn't have received a payment this morning.  This is around the time that the total pool hashrate was quite high.  If your own hashrate is small in relative terms to the total pool hashrate, you will find that p2pool starts creating gaps in your actual payments (in a similar way as Cockeyed has experienced, but to a lesser degree in your case as your hashrate is higher).  Overrall in the longer term it should work out that your paid the correct amount though.

Regarding the resynching of the IFC wallet , I've noticed that happening every now and then on my home computer.  I noticed tonight that I hadn't added the port number in my infinitecoin.conf file on my home PC so I've now added

port=9321

Time will tell over the next few days if this will stop the resynching I guess.

If you can tell me the exact cudaminer messages and the times they happen I may be able to look into that for you.

by the way i did some digging just now and i am getting a lot of blocks where i am not paid or listed too
not sure if that is because my hash power is low or what but i figure i should get something right ? even if its a small amount ?

i keep noticing weird behavior with the IFC wallet and the best response i can get so far is
IFC's wallet is randomly getting info from the LTC wallet, hence why i randomly get out of sync and the wallet's blocks double..
its always somewhere around 198,151 blocks, but then out of no where it doubles and saying syncing (half way done)
and i mine on your p2pool and run my wallet 24/7 with out ever turning it off, but restarting the block count goes back how it was an i'm synced instantly.
anyway i'm told this is normal and was actually laughed at more than once for bringing it and when i tried to get any details about this
i was raged on by one guy who said he already explained it and that i should stfu.. (on cryptsy's chat box)
what that guy told me was something like it's picking up data from the wrong chain which is pretty much what i already had heard previously lol

big deal or not i figured it was worth mentioning and curious if others have had this..
and aside from when the pool gets popular and my payments slow down i think its all working just fine.
good pool and solid up time.. thanks for sharing your pool with us your doing a good job i think with it

in case anyone is curious what one i am in the stats i am
iG1DGcwK5Fzva9UihBWcfKxQufFGmjB1Lu
doing avg 80kh/s on my nvidia 550Ti and occasionally restarting with a 9400GT for 2 running (gives me a total of 85kh/s)

before i hit submit i checked my conf..


i use the wallet for testing connections to a Cudaminer mod i am coding
which is why the conf is like that, BUT i have not had any issues with anything anywhere near doing some test connections to my wallet..
i mentioned that to show everyone i don't have any nodes added manually

oh yeah and i have gotten sporadic and stratum random receive line errors from Cudaminer and other people have too but i don't know if its related to this pool.
hadn't seen it in week or two then yesterday it happened like 3 times fairly quick (when hashing was at around 30 MH/s)

disclaimer:
this is not a request for an angry flame war ..i'm stating strange behavior i have noticed and the context it was in, nothing more.
people can take what they will with this info.

seems you word something wrong its go time for a fight at the drop of a hat.. lot of attitude in the Altcoin scene (too many experts with pissy attitudes)

Ah, that clears it up!  Thanks.

Good questions, Hippie Tech and powpow.  You had me worried there for a while, but after looking into it, these are orphaned blocks.

Generally with found blocks, if you go to the search box on the block explorer at http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/chain/Infinitecoin and type in the block number you'll get just one infinitecoin block displayed on the results. For example if you input block 123456 you 'll get:


    Infinitecoin 123456
    Bitcoin (BTC)
    Testnet (BC0)
    Namecoin (NMC)
    Weeds (WDS)
    BeerTokens (BER)
    SolidCoin (SCN)
    ScTestnet (SC0)
    Infinitecoin (IFC)

 
However, if you go to the search box on the block explorer at http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/chain/Infinitecoin and type any of the block numbers that you've mentioned, you'll get two results - our orphaned block which doesn't have the block number beside it (but has just a block hash instead) and the the "real block" (booo!) which has the block number beside it, for example using block 196495 the results are

    Infinitecoin 196495
    Infinitecoin a7430f2fbbecc12f1a0fcbbe6dfb80c84d6786c87aed70b6b637a3e42c4d824a
    Bitcoin (BTC)
    Testnet (BC0)
    Namecoin (NMC)
    Weeds (WDS)
    BeerTokens (BER)
    SolidCoin (SCN)
    ScTestnet (SC0)
    Infinitecoin (IFC)

The payout addresses listed in our orphaned blocks are actually some kind of alternative version of your own addresses.  For example, Hippie Tech's address iC6Yr743UWVzt3vtYWBXGxPsZNBmUzjgNB  has its alternative version of 19d2R2ef47EdTqi43iD1pAddMuuYuAsYqU displayed in the orphaned blocks.  This can be confirmed by putting each of those two versions of the address into the block explorer search - you'll see that all of the transactions are identical. 

Our addys are both missing from all/most of these blocks.

TreasureSeeker is online.. I'm sure he'll clear this up.

The one before this is:

197258
http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/block/d86d4fb1b116ad079d23a149338cf181db792bbbfddceb177284d8d310c45e75

I think you mean block 197298

We deserve an explanation and proper payment.

They seem to come in spurts. Its as if an alternate pool is jumping in. :/

I had to look 30ish blocks down to find the latest one..
19728
http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/block/a18a87496bbc40f29925e15f52b873d0164fa5fbd46ca32b4fab6543e852b77d

Comparing blocks where I was not paid (which there is a lot) and blocks I was paid -- it appears completely different payout addresses are being credited.

Block where I get paid (2013-08-13 12:58:31):
http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/block/66223b0a52a98d3132e3b4648b58f90c94314dc2c2ab6bdf5ce8361e3de8bd6c

No Payment (2013-08-13 06:31:19):
http://exploretheblocks.com:2750/block/a7430f2fbbecc12f1a0fcbbe6dfb80c84d6786c87aed70b6b637a3e42c4d824a