rpcallowip=*
will disable any filter on ip.
And disable your firewall in the wallet PC to be sure that INCOMING connection will be allowed.
I did this, 2 rigs on linux mining on my laptop windows wallet
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November 28, 2014, 03:05:40 PM
November 28, 2014, 03:03:47 PM
I get this from other computer http request failed error 403 forbidden json_rpc_call failed
I dont get it..I have sent my hash from other coins to pools why cant i send my hash to my other computer that has the wallet.
I dont get it..I have sent my hash from other coins to pools why cant i send my hash to my other computer that has the wallet.
Seems like there are two possibilities. Incorrect username/password (unlikely but check anyway) or incorrectly configured rpcallowip in the wallet conf and the wallet is denying connections from the other computer. Are you sure you've got the right network or IP address in the conf?
November 28, 2014, 02:10:25 PM
thank you 
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
You only need one wallet running. On the computer running the wallet you point your miner to 127.0.0.1 and on the other computer you point it to the computer that's running the wallet.
Computer 1, with wallet: miner.exe -o 127.0.0.1:41677
Computer 2: miner.exe -o ip.of.wallet.computer:41677
Don't put gen=1 into the conf, that makes the wallet run the internal CPU miner and that's a waste of electricity at these network hash rates. Something like this would do the trick, add the miningprivkey parameter if you want, personally I don't use it.
Code:
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
The first rpcallowip allows RPC connections from the same computer that is running the wallet. The second rpcallowip is needed to allow connections from the other computer, change the IP to whatever your local network is.
Or you can run the wallet on both computer, as long as you don't use gen=1 it doesn't really hurt but you'll have to deal with having two separate wallets and moving coins from them separately.
Ok - so just to confirm - I do not need my wallet running on the second machine to get it to mine? I will try this setup and see if it works - thank you.
Edit - ok I tried it without the wallet on the second machine running and it gets the json error when I open the miner. I must be missing something?
If you are on Windows. Go to the computer with wallet and open the command window and type ipconfig then look for your IPv4 Address. Make sure you use that ip address in your bat on the non wallet computer.
Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
I dont get it..I have sent my hash from other coins to pools why cant i send my hash to my other computer that has the wallet.
November 28, 2014, 01:40:51 PM
I thinks one of problems with publicity of this coin is lack of pools. Usually when coin goes to big pools people start noticing it. But we cannot do that, for obvious reasons. So maybe we should register our coin to some of rig rental sites? Such as miningrigrentals.com or betarig. It may attract more miners to us. And Mr. Spread, could you please add threads about miner and logo to OP? And other thread about our coin too, so it's would be more easy to find them.
Link to logo thread is already in OP, almost at the top.Mining thread - do you mean this one https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amd-and-nvidia-miners-for-spreadcoin-solo-only-coin-are-now-available-869289 ? I will add it.
November 28, 2014, 01:10:55 PM
I thinks one of problems with publicity of this coin is lack of pools. Usually when coin goes to big pools people start noticing it. But we cannot do that, for obvious reasons. So maybe we should register our coin to some of rig rental sites? Such as miningrigrentals.com or betarig. It may attract more miners to us. And Mr. Spread, could you please add threads about miner and logo to OP? And other thread about our coin too, so it's would be more easy to find them.
November 28, 2014, 12:28:02 PM
SPR is most innovative and fair (no IPO,no ICO,no premine and no pools,which can prevent the muliti-pool ) coin in the second half year of 2014,I think.
November 28, 2014, 12:10:39 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
You only need one wallet running. On the computer running the wallet you point your miner to 127.0.0.1 and on the other computer you point it to the computer that's running the wallet.
Computer 1, with wallet: miner.exe -o 127.0.0.1:41677
Computer 2: miner.exe -o ip.of.wallet.computer:41677
Don't put gen=1 into the conf, that makes the wallet run the internal CPU miner and that's a waste of electricity at these network hash rates. Something like this would do the trick, add the miningprivkey parameter if you want, personally I don't use it.
Code:
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
The first rpcallowip allows RPC connections from the same computer that is running the wallet. The second rpcallowip is needed to allow connections from the other computer, change the IP to whatever your local network is.
Or you can run the wallet on both computer, as long as you don't use gen=1 it doesn't really hurt but you'll have to deal with having two separate wallets and moving coins from them separately.
Ok - so just to confirm - I do not need my wallet running on the second machine to get it to mine? I will try this setup and see if it works - thank you.
Edit - ok I tried it without the wallet on the second machine running and it gets the json error when I open the miner. I must be missing something?
If you are on Windows. Go to the computer with wallet and open the command window and type ipconfig then look for your IPv4 Address. Make sure you use that ip address in your bat on the non wallet computer.
Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
Ok - let me explain how I am doing it now and maybe someone could tell me if it is wrong. I am running windows 8.1 on (2) rigs. One rig has (4) 750ti's and the other rig has (6) 750ti's. The (6) card rig is headless in my garage while the other rig is in my basement. I use teamviewer to keep both rigs up on my screens. I have my main computer with the (4) 750tis and mine in the background. So far I have been mining with no problems on both computers to the same wallet. The way I did it was to start the process on one rig. When the .conf and miner were set up properly I copied all folders (spreadcoin & spr Miner) to the other computer. I run both with the same settings, wallet, and miner. Every time one miner finds a block the wallet on the opposite rig updates. There is some lag (like 15-30 seconds) but it always updates. Is there a problem with doing it this way? Please advise. Thank you.
November 28, 2014, 11:51:06 AM
If you are on Windows. Go to the computer with wallet and open the command window and type ipconfig then look for your IPv4 Address. Make sure you use that ip address in your bat on the non wallet computer.
Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
Running JSON RPC over internet is insecure. It allows any intermediate node to intercept your communications (including your RPC password). This is especially dangerous if you are mining on unlocked wallet because it would allow to steal your coins.Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
This article describes how to use secure RPC connections: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Enabling_SSL_on_original_client_daemon
Of course you can instead assume that your internet provider is not interested in stealing your information as well as anyone else who has access to your traffic (NSA maybe).
Thanks for the link. I'll try and make sence of that.
I know I am running very insecure that is why i put that Note in there for him to read.
But curious question if you can answer, kinda off topic, Wouldn't my router block all incoming traffic? I have all my wallets running on wireless rigs. I am not concerned about my IP provider or even the NSA,if the NSA wnats something from me I am pretty sure they can get it with my limited knowledge in computer programming and all.
Thanks
November 28, 2014, 11:36:48 AM
If you are on Windows. Go to the computer with wallet and open the command window and type ipconfig then look for your IPv4 Address. Make sure you use that ip address in your bat on the non wallet computer.
Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
Running JSON RPC over internet is insecure. It allows any intermediate node to intercept your communications (including your RPC password). This is especially dangerous if you are mining on unlocked wallet because it would allow to steal your coins.Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
This article describes how to use secure RPC connections: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Enabling_SSL_on_original_client_daemon
Of course you can instead assume that your internet provider is not interested in stealing your information as well as anyone else who has access to your traffic (NSA maybe).
November 28, 2014, 10:37:51 AM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
You only need one wallet running. On the computer running the wallet you point your miner to 127.0.0.1 and on the other computer you point it to the computer that's running the wallet.
Computer 1, with wallet: miner.exe -o 127.0.0.1:41677
Computer 2: miner.exe -o ip.of.wallet.computer:41677
Don't put gen=1 into the conf, that makes the wallet run the internal CPU miner and that's a waste of electricity at these network hash rates. Something like this would do the trick, add the miningprivkey parameter if you want, personally I don't use it.
Code:
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
The first rpcallowip allows RPC connections from the same computer that is running the wallet. The second rpcallowip is needed to allow connections from the other computer, change the IP to whatever your local network is.
Or you can run the wallet on both computer, as long as you don't use gen=1 it doesn't really hurt but you'll have to deal with having two separate wallets and moving coins from them separately.
Ok - so just to confirm - I do not need my wallet running on the second machine to get it to mine? I will try this setup and see if it works - thank you.
Edit - ok I tried it without the wallet on the second machine running and it gets the json error when I open the miner. I must be missing something?
If you are on Windows. Go to the computer with wallet and open the command window and type ipconfig then look for your IPv4 Address. Make sure you use that ip address in your bat on the non wallet computer.
Example. If wallet computer ipv4 address is 192.192.1.921 your bat should look something like this: spreadminer -o http://192.192.1.921:41667 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD
I also use rpcport=41667 in my config file. If you change anything in your confige file you must restart the wallet.
NOTE: I am a rookie compared to tsiv but this is how I solo mine from multiple computers to the main with the wallet. I have other steps that I must do but they are not the most secure way that I have read about how I do it but it works fine for me. Been mining at time a total of 3 computers into the one with the wallet.
November 28, 2014, 09:58:42 AM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
You only need one wallet running. On the computer running the wallet you point your miner to 127.0.0.1 and on the other computer you point it to the computer that's running the wallet.
Computer 1, with wallet: miner.exe -o 127.0.0.1:41677
Computer 2: miner.exe -o ip.of.wallet.computer:41677
Don't put gen=1 into the conf, that makes the wallet run the internal CPU miner and that's a waste of electricity at these network hash rates. Something like this would do the trick, add the miningprivkey parameter if you want, personally I don't use it.
Code:
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
The first rpcallowip allows RPC connections from the same computer that is running the wallet. The second rpcallowip is needed to allow connections from the other computer, change the IP to whatever your local network is.
Or you can run the wallet on both computer, as long as you don't use gen=1 it doesn't really hurt but you'll have to deal with having two separate wallets and moving coins from them separately.
Ok - so just to confirm - I do not need my wallet running on the second machine to get it to mine? I will try this setup and see if it works - thank you.
Edit - ok I tried it without the wallet on the second machine running and it gets the json error when I open the miner. I must be missing something?
November 28, 2014, 12:30:06 AM
Dev,could you please compile the optimized GPU miner? 
November 28, 2014, 12:17:11 AM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
You only need one wallet running. On the computer running the wallet you point your miner to 127.0.0.1 and on the other computer you point it to the computer that's running the wallet.
Computer 1, with wallet: miner.exe -o 127.0.0.1:41677
Computer 2: miner.exe -o ip.of.wallet.computer:41677
Don't put gen=1 into the conf, that makes the wallet run the internal CPU miner and that's a waste of electricity at these network hash rates. Something like this would do the trick, add the miningprivkey parameter if you want, personally I don't use it.
Code:
server=1
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcallowip=192.168.1.*
rpcuser=yourrpcusername
rpcpassword=yourrpcpassword
The first rpcallowip allows RPC connections from the same computer that is running the wallet. The second rpcallowip is needed to allow connections from the other computer, change the IP to whatever your local network is.
Or you can run the wallet on both computer, as long as you don't use gen=1 it doesn't really hurt but you'll have to deal with having two separate wallets and moving coins from them separately.
November 27, 2014, 10:38:06 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
This part confuses me - I need to open my wallet on the second computer in order to solo mine. If I don't open the wallet I get json errors. Does the wallet have to be open on both rigs in order to solo mine? And at this point aren't I still burning electricity?
November 27, 2014, 05:50:13 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
EDIT: this is for gpu hash to goto wallet. 2 computers
November 27, 2014, 05:49:37 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
November 27, 2014, 05:05:49 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other.1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
What is the difference between mining in one wallet with privatekey with several computers and mining with a more wallets especially?
November 27, 2014, 04:43:55 PM
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
Here is how:
Also you can mine to a specific address (this is useful if you are mining on several computers). To do so:
1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
\AppData\Roaming\SpreadCoin\spreadcoin.conf on Windows) and add the following line:
In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
Of course you need to generate address and get privkey on one computer and edit spreadcoin.conf on the other. 1. Use existing or better generate a new address.
2. Open debug console (Tools -> Debug Console) and enter:
Quote
dumpprivkey SYourSpreadCoinAddress
3. You will get your private key. Then open spreadcoin.conf or create it if it doesn't exist (D:\Users\Quote
miningprivkey=YourPrivateKey
4. Restart your wallet if it was running.In the Mining tab you will now see notification that all mined coins will go to this address.
November 27, 2014, 04:08:00 PM
The key is creating the spreadcoin.conf file.
It should reside in ...\Appdata\Roaming\Spreadcoin folder.
content of my file:
then you need to start your miner with the correct credentials and settings:
spreadminer.bat content:
Port number can be different of course, but it needs to be unused by another app in your system.
Regards,
Andy
It should reside in ...\Appdata\Roaming\Spreadcoin folder.
content of my file:
Code:
daemon=1
listen=1
server=1
rpcuser=your_username
rpcpassword=your_password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=37333
listen=1
server=1
rpcuser=your_username
rpcpassword=your_password
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=37333
then you need to start your miner with the correct credentials and settings:
spreadminer.bat content:
Code:
spreadminer -o http://127.0.0.1:37333 -u your_username -p your_password
Port number can be different of course, but it needs to be unused by another app in your system.
Regards,
Andy
thank you
And how would i send my hash to the same wallet from my 2nd computer through the internet ?
November 27, 2014, 09:58:51 AM
Hello fellow enthusiasts!
If my hashrate would have been 6.5 mh, how often should I have found the block, an average ?
I can see 4 out of 6 rigs successfully connecting to one wallet for mining , but 2 others are getting
If my hashrate would have been 6.5 mh, how often should I have found the block, an average ?
I can see 4 out of 6 rigs successfully connecting to one wallet for mining , but 2 others are getting
Code:
[2014-11-24 12:06:19] HTTP request failed: Operation timed out after 30997 milli
seconds with 0 out of -1 bytes received
[2014-11-24 12:06:19] json_rpc_call failed, retry after 30 seconds
is there any limit on amount of connected rigs per wallet ?seconds with 0 out of -1 bytes received
[2014-11-24 12:06:19] json_rpc_call failed, retry after 30 seconds
6.5 MH/s out of 280 MH/s network hashrate would give you an average block time of 45ish minutes.
Default number of RPC threads in the wallet is 4, increasing that will allow for more connections to be handled. Command line or .conf, rpcthreads=somethinglargerthan4.
Now I get the same issue and my second rig will not connect. I have restarted the wallet just to make sure but it did not help.
Edit: It seems that I had a wireless internet connection problem. I switched that rig over to the 5ghz band and now everything is fine.
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