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Quote from: markm on March 16, 2013, 04:33:51 AM

Bitcoin has a problem of some of its services not thinking, when sending coins on behalf of a user of that service, that someone might send coins back to that send-address intending them to go back to that user.

If it is not already too late for litecoin services to avoid picking up that "bad habit" it might be a nice feature for litecoin not to have to worry about whether, and if so which, particular service you happen to use to send coins can or cannot handle coins being returned to the sending address.

After all it is not as if a lot of bitcoin services provide their source code, so litecoin services likely are going to have to code their own (and hopefully release the code so every other coin over the centuries doesn't also have to code their own) thus need not inherit such "bad habits" by virtue of "thats is how the reference free open source implementation of such services does it"...

-MarkM-

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Bitcoin has a problem of some of its services not thinking, when sending coins on behalf of a user of that service, that someone might send coins back to that send-address intending them to go back to that user.

If it is not already too late for litecoin services to avoid picking up that "bad habit" it might be a nice feature for litecoin not to have to worry about whether, and if so which, particular service you happen to use to send coins can or cannot handle coins being returned to the sending address.

After all it is not as if a lot of bitcoin services provide their source code, so litecoin services likely are going to have to code their own (and hopefully release the code so every other coin over the centuries doesn't also have to code their own) thus need not inherit such "bad habits" by virtue of "thats is how the reference free open source implementation of such services does it"...

-MarkM-

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If a business accepting lite coins needs to issue a mass refund from anonymous customers, can they just issue the refunds back to the sent from address in the lite coin qt GUI? Or do they have to analyze the block chain transaction to get the right send back address? Is this how satoshi dice and other like businesses operate on send back addresses?

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Quote from: dishwara on March 15, 2013, 05:36:56 AM

Quote from: wr6133 on March 14, 2013, 07:09:48 AM

sorry if its been asked before but a lot of pages to check through.
I set up reaper to mine using my GPU with litecoinpool.org
Setting in reapers config are this

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host litecoinpool.org
port 9332
user XXXX
pass XXXX

protocol litecoin

worksize 256
aggression 318
threads_per_gpu 1
sharethreads 20
lookup_gap 2
gpu_thread_concurrency 21572

It appears to connect but then just idles away receiving no shares the line it shows is like this

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Got LP9.1GH/s, shares 0:0, stale 0%, `o kH/s, 332s

I have left it for 30+ minutes to return to lines and lines of this.
Any help is appreciated I can't tell if its the miner, the pool or me being dumb Undecided

I use the following to mine using my 5870 card

Code:

protocol litecoin

worksize 128
aggression 16
threads_per_gpu 1
sharethreads 18
lookup_gap 2
gpu_thread_concurrency 6144

I think, aggression 318 is impossible

Agreed, I saw the aggression at 318 and I almost crashed just reading it. Grin

I use 14 aggression on a 5850 in Win7 x64

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Quote from: wr6133 on March 14, 2013, 07:09:48 AM

sorry if its been asked before but a lot of pages to check through.
I set up reaper to mine using my GPU with litecoinpool.org
Setting in reapers config are this

Quote

host litecoinpool.org
port 9332
user XXXX
pass XXXX

protocol litecoin

worksize 256
aggression 318
threads_per_gpu 1
sharethreads 20
lookup_gap 2
gpu_thread_concurrency 21572

It appears to connect but then just idles away receiving no shares the line it shows is like this

Quote

Got LP9.1GH/s, shares 0:0, stale 0%, `o kH/s, 332s

I have left it for 30+ minutes to return to lines and lines of this.
Any help is appreciated I can't tell if its the miner, the pool or me being dumb Undecided

I use the following to mine using my 5870 card

Code:

protocol litecoin

worksize 128
aggression 16
threads_per_gpu 1
sharethreads 18
lookup_gap 2
gpu_thread_concurrency 6144

I think, aggression 318 is impossible

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Quote from: king_pin on March 14, 2013, 06:04:22 PM

Can someone give me best settings for a 5870 and CGminer?
What lookup-gap and thread-concurrency should I use?
I can run my cards stable around 940/1200MHz

Thank you!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/consolidated-litecoin-mining-guide-for-5xxx-6xxx-and-7xxx-gpus-117221

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Can someone give me best settings for a 5870 and CGminer?
What lookup-gap and thread-concurrency should I use?
I can run my cards stable around 940/1200MHz

Thank you!

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sorry if its been asked before but a lot of pages to check through.

I set up reaper to mine using my GPU with litecoinpool.org

Setting in reapers config are this

Quote

host litecoinpool.org
port 9332
user XXXX
pass XXXX

protocol litecoin

worksize 256
aggression 318
threads_per_gpu 1
sharethreads 20
lookup_gap 2
gpu_thread_concurrency 21572

It appears to connect but then just idles away receiving no shares the line it shows is like this

Quote

Got LP9.1GH/s, shares 0:0, stale 0%, `o kH/s, 332s

I have left it for 30+ minutes to return to lines and lines of this.

Any help is appreciated I can't tell if its the miner, the pool or me being dumb Undecided

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I was able to get the LTC sent after I loaded my wallet on a different computer. So that works for now. Still have no idea how to figure out whats wrong with the original computer.

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Quote from: 2112 on March 08, 2013, 11:31:55 AM

Quote from: logicbomb666 on March 08, 2013, 10:01:47 AM

I recently installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. I didnt even think of that causing any issues, as we all know how reliable and amazing microsoft software is (sarcasm). I will try removing VS 2012 and see what happens.

You are doing this backward. If you have Visual Studio then start the Litecoin program under the debugger and it will point you to the problem which causes the crash.

I might have mislead you to believe I am a smart programmer that knows what he is doing. I ran it in the debugger and im all like Huh

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Quote from: logicbomb666 on March 08, 2013, 10:01:47 AM

I recently installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. I didnt even think of that causing any issues, as we all know how reliable and amazing microsoft software is (sarcasm). I will try removing VS 2012 and see what happens.

You are doing this backward. If you have Visual Studio then start the Litecoin program under the debugger and it will point you to the problem which causes the crash.

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Quote from: smoothie on March 08, 2013, 02:19:28 AM

Does it happen if you install it on another computer?

unfortunately I dont have another computer to test on right now, but I hadnt thought of that yet so I might be able to try over the weekend.

Quote from: dishwara on March 08, 2013, 02:23:53 AM

From when you getting this error?
You remember installing or uninstalling any other softwares before or after getting error?
Maybe some VC++ or .net framework packages broken.

I recently installed Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. I didnt even think of that causing any issues, as we all know how reliable and amazing microsoft software is (sarcasm). I will try removing VS 2012 and see what happens.

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Quote from: logicbomb666 on March 07, 2013, 10:56:15 PM

I am unable to send my litecoins from my litecoin-qt wallet. I have posted in other forums with no response after days.

I am currently using Litecoin-QT v0.6.3-beta. OS is Win7 Ultimate SP1 64bit.

When I attempt to send coins the program gives me the following errors and closes itself.

I have uninstalled, removed all appdata, and re installed from scratch (re-downloaded block chain and reloaded my back up wallet .dat file) and still get the same issue. I have also uninstalled the v0.6.3-beta and replaced with v0.6.3c-beta and still receive the same error.

I get the same error with using sendtoaddress in command line interface.

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error: {"code":-1,"message":"ReserveKeyFromKeyPool() : unknown key in key pool"}

Getting frustrated searching forum after forum and google search after google search without finding anything about my issue. Does anyone have any insight on how I can fix this issue?

Looks like your wallet got corrupted. Do you have any backup?

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From when you getting this error?
You remember installing or uninstalling any other softwares before or after getting error?
Maybe some VC++ or .net framework packages broken.

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LEALANA Bitcoin Grim Reaper

Does it happen if you install it on another computer?

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I am unable to send my litecoins from my litecoin-qt wallet. I have posted in other forums with no response after days.

I am currently using Litecoin-QT v0.6.3-beta. OS is Win7 Ultimate SP1 64bit.

When I attempt to send coins the program gives me the following errors and closes itself.

I have uninstalled, removed all appdata, and re installed from scratch (re-downloaded block chain and reloaded my back up wallet .dat file) and still get the same issue. I have also uninstalled the v0.6.3-beta and replaced with v0.6.3c-beta and still receive the same error.

I get the same error with using sendtoaddress in command line interface.

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error: {"code":-1,"message":"ReserveKeyFromKeyPool() : unknown key in key pool"}

Getting frustrated searching forum after forum and google search after google search without finding anything about my issue. Does anyone have any insight on how I can fix this issue?

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Quote from: modcom on February 04, 2013, 07:06:21 PM

OK, I know how to use CGMiner.

That's not the question I was asking.

I am asking about Litecoin-QT Mining configuration for automatic startup.

I am not asking for a different miner, just about this program and how to configure it for automatic startup.

Are you asking for solo CPU mining within the litecoin QT client, and how to set it up to auto run? I'm not sure why you would want to auto mine through the LTC client (its pretty inefficient).

Try autosolo from http://forum.litecoin.net/index.php/topic,54 and then just put the batch files it makes into your task scheduler, or startup folder. Of course, this means you'll be mining with cgminer.

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Originally it was I believe, it doesn't remind me of a swastika .

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isn't that a symbol of good luck?

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The logo is nice but it reminds me a bit of this:

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