[ANN] The First Litecoin PPS Pool (litecoinpool.org) - page 51.

pooler

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Quote from: craazzzzzy on March 10, 2014, 01:24:13 PM

https://www.litecoinpool.org/embed

Quick Start Guide
Add the following code to the body of your webpage, replacing user.name:password with the username and password of one of your pool workers.

1.Add the following code to the body of your webpage - done
2.replacing user.name:password with the username and password of one of your pool workers. - done

No work
Java applet run but no minining..

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Need help pls.

The page clearly states that the web miner is deprecated and no longer supported. That red warning message has been there for over 6 months now.

craazzzzzy

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https://www.litecoinpool.org/embed

Quick Start Guide
Add the following code to the body of your webpage, replacing user.name:password with the username and password of one of your pool workers.

1.Add the following code to the body of your webpage - done
2.replacing user.name:password with the username and password of one of your pool workers. - done

No work
Java applet run but no minining..

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Need help pls.

Pentel

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There are scrypt miners out there:
http://hashra.com/gridseed-3000-kh-s-asic-scrypt-sha-miner/

Leo45

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I though there is no ASIC hardware for litecoin but today i saw this :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4sUvp0hmIE

Is this real or fake? Can be done ASIC machine for litecoins?

pooler

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Quote from: chefwaffles on February 01, 2014, 06:34:59 PM

any reason why the total pool hash rate dropped suddenly?

The same reason the total network hash rate dropped suddenly, I guess. Probably just chain hoppers.

chefwaffles

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any reason why the total pool hash rate dropped suddenly?

favelle75

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Quote from: jasper1000 on January 28, 2014, 07:32:35 AM

Hi

Wonder if anyone can help me. Joined this pool today. i have ordered a rig which i should get in a few days. Can someone help me set it up with a miner. new to mining doing bit coin and set up through bit minter which was dead easy. Want to start LTC. I really do need an idiots guide how to config a cgminer.

Using a machine with 2 x R9 280X Been told good for 1500k/H

Thanks for the advice in advance

The home page of this very pool has a how-to guide.

jasper1000

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Hi

Wonder if anyone can help me. Joined this pool today. i have ordered a rig which i should get in a few days. Can someone help me set it up with a miner. new to mining doing bit coin and set up through bit minter which was dead easy. Want to start LTC. I really do need an idiots guide how to config a cgminer.

Using a machine with 2 x R9 280X Been told good for 1500k/H

Thanks for the advice in advance

pooler

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Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:18:28 PM

is there any way to unlock my payment address once it has been locked?

In most cases it is possible, but you have to go through support. Please send an email to the address you will find at the bottom of the Help page.

chefwaffles

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is there any way to unlock my payment address once it has been locked?

pooler

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Quote from: macro2 on January 24, 2014, 03:42:42 AM

Quote from: pooler on January 24, 2014, 03:20:33 AM

Quote from: macro2 on January 24, 2014, 02:53:46 AM

One more question plz.
The pool now implement VAR DIFF automatically. While can one fix a DIFF for each of his worker, manually and seperately?(Like some BTC pools I've mined with.)
Since I got a new problem: Due to unstable network, some share lost -> DIFF goes lower -> network load heavier --> more share lost --> DIFF even lower.
I think for some guys with a unstable network(like me), income variability is not so important as network load.

Usually when people ask for the ability to manually set share difficulty it's because they don't understand the underlying math, and naively think it's intrinsically better to have a low or high share difficulty.
I think this is the first time I hear a semi-valid justification for such a feature. However, if your network is that unstable, then you probably have much more serious problems (such as the amount of time you spend hashing stale data) than those caused by an unsuitably low share difficulty.

Actually, No.
The problem arises from flow control of my network proxy --- too many share submissions result in proxy temporarily refusing.
I'm also mining in a higher DIFF pool(fixed, but higher, 64 v.s. 2 of litecoinpool.org), stale rate under 3%. (long pool too)

Your issue is a getwork one, and the getwork interface has been deprecated for over 4 months now. This means that it is not officially supported anymore, and it is eventually going to be removed altogether. If for some reason you want to use it, feel free to do so while it's still available, but don't expect it to work reliably. The getwork protocol itself has many limitations and doesn't lend itself to scalability.

Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:37:18 AM

Quote from: pooler on January 24, 2014, 03:20:33 AM

Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:01:18 AM

what is the average stale rate for you guys? my gpus (7950s') are all averaging around 1.2-1.3% stale rate and was wondering if it is a little high?

The pool average right now is 0.5%, with some users going as low as 0.03%.
However, software latency is sometimes unavoidable when GPU mining, so a stale rate around 1% is usually considered acceptable for GPU systems. Please note that this kind of latency is not due to your network connection or to the pool, but to the miner itself.

would lowering the intensity or clock settings affect the stale rate? its weird because i recently build a new rig with 3x 280x and they are averaging only around 0.10%.

It's possible. As you noticed, this can be very system-dependent, so you need to experiment in order to find out.

macro2

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Quote from: pooler on January 24, 2014, 03:20:33 AM

Quote from: macro2 on January 24, 2014, 02:53:46 AM

One more question plz.
The pool now implement VAR DIFF automatically. While can one fix a DIFF for each of his worker, manually and seperately?(Like some BTC pools I've mined with.)
Since I got a new problem: Due to unstable network, some share lost -> DIFF goes lower -> network load heavier --> more share lost --> DIFF even lower.
I think for some guys with a unstable network(like me), income variability is not so important as network load.

Usually when people ask for the ability to manually set share difficulty it's because they don't understand the underlying math, and naively think it's intrinsically better to have a low or high share difficulty.
I think this is the first time I hear a semi-valid justification for such a feature. However, if your network is that unstable, then you probably have much more serious problems (such as the amount of time you spend hashing stale data) than those caused by an unsuitably low share difficulty.

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Actually, No.
The problem arises from flow control of my network proxy --- too many share submissions result in proxy temporarily refusing.

I'm also mining in a higher DIFF pool(fixed, but higher, 64 v.s. 2 of litecoinpool.org), stale rate under 3%. (long pool too)

chefwaffles

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Quote from: pooler on January 24, 2014, 03:20:33 AM

Quote from: macro2 on January 24, 2014, 02:53:46 AM

One more question plz.
The pool now implement VAR DIFF automatically. While can one fix a DIFF for each of his worker, manually and seperately?(Like some BTC pools I've mined with.)
Since I got a new problem: Due to unstable network, some share lost -> DIFF goes lower -> network load heavier --> more share lost --> DIFF even lower.
I think for some guys with a unstable network(like me), income variability is not so important as network load.

Usually when people ask for the ability to manually set share difficulty it's because they don't understand the underlying math, and naively think it's intrinsically better to have a low or high share difficulty.
I think this is the first time I hear a semi-valid justification for such a feature. However, if your network is that unstable, then you probably have much more serious problems (such as the amount of time you spend hashing stale data) than those caused by an unsuitably low share difficulty.

Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:01:18 AM

what is the average stale rate for you guys? my gpus (7950s') are all averaging around 1.2-1.3% stale rate and was wondering if it is a little high?

The pool average right now is 0.5%, with some users going as low as 0.03%.
However, software latency is sometimes unavoidable when GPU mining, so a stale rate around 1% is usually considered acceptable for GPU systems. Please note that this kind of latency is not due to your network connection or to the pool, but to the miner itself.

would lowering the intensity or clock settings affect the stale rate? its weird because i recently build a new rig with 3x 280x and they are averaging only around 0.10%.

pooler

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Quote from: macro2 on January 24, 2014, 02:53:46 AM

One more question plz.
The pool now implement VAR DIFF automatically. While can one fix a DIFF for each of his worker, manually and seperately?(Like some BTC pools I've mined with.)
Since I got a new problem: Due to unstable network, some share lost -> DIFF goes lower -> network load heavier --> more share lost --> DIFF even lower.
I think for some guys with a unstable network(like me), income variability is not so important as network load.

Usually when people ask for the ability to manually set share difficulty it's because they don't understand the underlying math, and naively think it's intrinsically better to have a low or high share difficulty.
I think this is the first time I hear a semi-valid justification for such a feature. However, if your network is that unstable, then you probably have much more serious problems (such as the amount of time you spend hashing stale data) than those caused by an unsuitably low share difficulty.

Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:01:18 AM

what is the average stale rate for you guys? my gpus (7950s') are all averaging around 1.2-1.3% stale rate and was wondering if it is a little high?

The pool average right now is 0.5%, with some users going as low as 0.03%.
However, software latency is sometimes unavoidable when GPU mining, so a stale rate around 1% is usually considered acceptable for GPU systems. Please note that this kind of latency is not due to your network connection or to the pool, but to the miner itself.

macro2

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Quote from: chefwaffles on January 24, 2014, 03:01:18 AM

what is the average stale rate for you guys? my gpus (7950s') are all averaging around 1.2-1.3% stale rate and was wondering if it is a little high?

Network not behind proxy: 0.5% or lower.(Stratum)
Network behind proxy: 30% or so. (long poll)

chefwaffles

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what is the average stale rate for you guys? my gpus (7950s') are all averaging around 1.2-1.3% stale rate and was wondering if it is a little high?

macro2

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Quote from: pooler on January 22, 2014, 04:00:00 AM

Quote from: macro2 on January 22, 2014, 01:27:20 AM

Hi, Pooler, thanks for ur pool! It's wonderful. I played around from one year.

May I ask whether there is a port for long poll?
Because, my network banned stratum now.
Or if there is some relay methods?

I just can't connect stratum under current condition of my network.

The old getwork protocol, now deprecated, is still accessible at litecoinpool.org on port 9332. Be advised, however, that you will get a much higher stale rate if using getwork instead of Stratum.
Depending on how the ban is implemented, it may be possible to circumvent it by connecting through a SOCKS proxy located outside your network.

Great, It worked! Thank you.

One more question plz.
The pool now implement VAR DIFF automatically. While can one fix a DIFF for each of his worker, manually and seperately?(Like some BTC pools I've mined with.)
Since I got a new problem: Due to unstable network, some share lost -> DIFF goes lower -> network load heavier --> more share lost --> DIFF even lower.

I think for some guys with a unstable network(like me), income variability is not so important as network load.

Pierrot59

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You should change cuurency to go to doge?
dogecoinpool.org? Wink

thin, already taken!

pooler

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Quote from: macro2 on January 22, 2014, 01:27:20 AM

Hi, Pooler, thanks for ur pool! It's wonderful. I played around from one year.

May I ask whether there is a port for long poll?
Because, my network banned stratum now.
Or if there is some relay methods?

I just can't connect stratum under current condition of my network.

The old getwork protocol, now deprecated, is still accessible at litecoinpool.org on port 9332. Be advised, however, that you will get a much higher stale rate if using getwork instead of Stratum.
Depending on how the ban is implemented, it may be possible to circumvent it by connecting through a SOCKS proxy located outside your network.

matt4054

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Quote from: macro2 on January 22, 2014, 01:27:20 AM

Hi, Pooler, thanks for ur pool! It's wonderful. I played around from one year.

May I ask whether there is a port for long poll?
Because, my network banned stratum now.
Or if there is some relay methods?

I just can't connect stratum under current condition of my network.

Do you know if your network blocks stratum by port number (3333) or SPI?

First time I ever hear about this... as for gw ports, I think litecoinpool shut them down a couple of months ago.

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