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pox67

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Quote from: CartmanSPC on June 11, 2013, 01:09:02 PM

Quote from: boogerthe2nd on June 11, 2013, 09:04:21 AM

Quote from: ranlo on June 11, 2013, 05:22:57 AM

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Quote from: ranlo on June 11, 2013, 05:13:57 AM

Can anyone please tell me if this is a bug? Just opened my DGC client and saw that it is trying to sync. It shows that there are 268k blocks remaining on the sync, but it shows all my latest transactions (as of a couple days ago) as confirmed. Also, it says the last block received was generated 18 seconds ago.

Just restart your client. Your funds are safe. Sometimes there's some other coin's chain conflicting I think although I didn't see that error for few days already. I guess the network is getting stronger.

Thanks for the confirmation. Did it and now everything looks fine!

Just wasn't sure if that was something I should worry about or not; figured something may be corrupted and with cryptos, I've learned (reading posts) that the smallest mistake can make you lose everything, :p.

This has been happening to me every single time I leave my wallet open in the background. Just have to keep restarting it when it pops up again... more a nuisance than anything else.

I noticed that this problem went away for me when I opened port 7999 to the computer running the wallet. It went from around 15 connections to over 60.

Ah, I came here for the same issue.
My DGC client keeps reverting to unsynced. I do have a WDC wallet open at the same time though so maybe that is it.

MobGod

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wow just now getting this can anyone help with this i can't seem to start anything up
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::runtime_error'
what(): locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid
Aborted

how do i fix this now no digitalcoind nothing i get that error

CartmanSPC

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Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 03:14:37 PM

Quote from: CartmanSPC on June 11, 2013, 03:05:22 PM

Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 03:01:37 PM

Anyone know of a site that is maintaining current hashrates of the different coin networks? I know there are different sites calculating estimated profitability, but it would be nice to see what is currently being hashed at what rate and even some historical data on those rates as well.

Any ideas?

http://p2pool.nl/

Cool, thanks! Is that your site, Cartman? If so, how do you choose the coins to include or not? Just curious.

No it's not. Think it's ran by tyrion70. Just passing along the info...it's so hard to find sometimes. I reached out to him to be able to put some of that stuff on my site and he graciously responded a code sample

nearmiss

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Quote from: RandyMagnum on June 11, 2013, 02:33:52 PM

Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 11:56:02 AM

Have had good experience one several of nearmiss's pools:

http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com - nearmiss | 2% | stratum | PPS | New York, NY, United States (ServerStack)

Just checked and pool is currently at 75 MHash.

+1 on nearmiss' pools. Mined there a couple weeks and it's nice to have a PPS option out there.

Thanks for the positive feedback! Though to be fair, my pool isn't PPS (sorry, was already mentioned earlier, thought first post was fixed by now!). Its proportional payouts per block @ 5 confirms. Basically the same as PPLNS, but without the whole sliding target of share counting over mutiple blocks/never quite know if your getting what you should at the start/end...because, well, its 20 second block times! You get paid for any shares you submitted between the last block and current one, relative to what the pool as a whole submitted. If you want to hop pools in the span a few minutes, between the pool finding blocks, be my guest! The problems PPLNS were built to solve don't really apply to DGC, imo. So pay out right away for all your mining power I say

tron1082

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I've got the mind of a scientist

Quote from: SpaceCadet on June 11, 2013, 01:48:42 PM

If you google "dgc currency" the top results are for Digital Gold Currency which is not a cryptocurrency, but "An electronic, private currency backed by gold bullion". Not that it's a big issue here, but just something to be aware of...

Sign it up for some awesome link networks & advertorials and let Penguin do the rest.

MashRinx

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Quote from: CartmanSPC on June 11, 2013, 03:05:22 PM

Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 03:01:37 PM

Anyone know of a site that is maintaining current hashrates of the different coin networks? I know there are different sites calculating estimated profitability, but it would be nice to see what is currently being hashed at what rate and even some historical data on those rates as well.

Any ideas?

http://p2pool.nl/

Cool, thanks! Is that your site, Cartman? If so, how do you choose the coins to include or not? Just curious.

jbmiller10

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Quote from: CartmanSPC on June 11, 2013, 03:05:22 PM

Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 03:01:37 PM

Anyone know of a site that is maintaining current hashrates of the different coin networks? I know there are different sites calculating estimated profitability, but it would be nice to see what is currently being hashed at what rate and even some historical data on those rates as well.

Any ideas?

http://p2pool.nl/

DGC is the coin so nice he listed it twice Wink

... I'll see myself out.

oneway

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I'm still using the pool http://next.afraid.org:8119, for DGC. I don't let my miners on DGC all the time, but this pool, gives me the amount I expect, and the PPLNS windows is not too long, this is what I want.

CartmanSPC

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Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 03:01:37 PM

Anyone know of a site that is maintaining current hashrates of the different coin networks? I know there are different sites calculating estimated profitability, but it would be nice to see what is currently being hashed at what rate and even some historical data on those rates as well.

Any ideas?

http://p2pool.nl/

MashRinx

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Anyone know of a site that is maintaining current hashrates of the different coin networks? I know there are different sites calculating estimated profitability, but it would be nice to see what is currently being hashed at what rate and even some historical data on those rates as well.

Any ideas?

CartmanSPC

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Quote from: MobGod on June 11, 2013, 11:58:49 AM

Not even touched spread the wealth http://50.2.8.67:8810

10+ Mh/s and expected time to block of 22 minutes at the moment. Try out MobGod's pool. He is always available on IRC

RandyMagnum

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Quote from: MashRinx on June 11, 2013, 11:56:02 AM

Have had good experience one several of nearmiss's pools:

http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com - nearmiss | 2% | stratum | PPS | New York, NY, United States (ServerStack)

Just checked and pool is currently at 75 MHash.

+1 on nearmiss' pools. Mined there a couple weeks and it's nice to have a PPS option out there.

SpaceCadet

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Just mining my own business...

If you google "dgc currency" the top results are for Digital Gold Currency which is not a cryptocurrency, but "An electronic, private currency backed by gold bullion". Not that it's a big issue here, but just something to be aware of...

SpaceCadet

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Just mining my own business...

Quote from: ZeRo103 on June 11, 2013, 11:45:32 AM

Looks like the pools are getting split between 2 major now Grin

Network hashrate: 757.57 MH/s

erundook ->http://dgc.epools.org/ ->Pool hashrate: 343.42 MH/s
Big Vern ->http://digicoinpool.com/ ->Pool Hashrate: 321 MH/s

The rest @ 100 Mh/s

If we can have at least a 3rd pool that gives accurate rewards like this 2 we don't worry about that 51 % question Grin

Edit : People should post about the other pools and their experience with rewards

Coinminer P2Pool (http://coinminer.net:25397) and Multipool.in both support DGC. Though Coinminer seems to be a bit unstable at times, I have had some success with it. Multipool has very good admin support that is responsive to issues. It also has an (experimental) scrypt auto-switcher based on profitability. Worth checking out.

MobGod

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Cart where you been not in irc looking for you

CartmanSPC

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Quote from: boogerthe2nd on June 11, 2013, 09:04:21 AM

Quote from: ranlo on June 11, 2013, 05:22:57 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Quote from: ranlo on June 11, 2013, 05:13:57 AM

Can anyone please tell me if this is a bug? Just opened my DGC client and saw that it is trying to sync. It shows that there are 268k blocks remaining on the sync, but it shows all my latest transactions (as of a couple days ago) as confirmed. Also, it says the last block received was generated 18 seconds ago.

Just restart your client. Your funds are safe. Sometimes there's some other coin's chain conflicting I think although I didn't see that error for few days already. I guess the network is getting stronger.

Thanks for the confirmation. Did it and now everything looks fine!

Just wasn't sure if that was something I should worry about or not; figured something may be corrupted and with cryptos, I've learned (reading posts) that the smallest mistake can make you lose everything, :p.

This has been happening to me every single time I leave my wallet open in the background. Just have to keep restarting it when it pops up again... more a nuisance than anything else.

I noticed that this problem went away for me when I opened port 7999 to the computer running the wallet. It went from around 15 connections to over 60.

MobGod

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Quote from: dreamwatcher on June 11, 2013, 12:30:41 PM

dgc.cryptocoinmine.com

Would start making much more coin for both the miners and CCE, if more people would throw some hash power at it. Grin

It is at 0% fee (for now) and the bigger it gets, the more encouragement I have to get it switched over to PPS.

I have seen people ask about a PPS pool, but I need a large enough reserve of DGC to run that kind of payment system.

Hey dream was the pool easy to set-up? Reason I'm asking I'll put enough DGC into to have a pps if you want to help me

dreamwatcher

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dgc.cryptocoinmine.com

Would start making much more coin for both the miners and CCE, if more people would throw some hash power at it. Grin

It is at 0% fee (for now) and the bigger it gets, the more encouragement I have to get it switched over to PPS.

I have seen people ask about a PPS pool, but I need a large enough reserve of DGC to run that kind of payment system.

MobGod

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Not even touched spread the wealth http://50.2.8.67:8810

MashRinx

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Have had good experience one several of nearmiss's pools:

http://digitalcoin.scryptmining.com - nearmiss | 2% | stratum | PPS | New York, NY, United States (ServerStack)

Just checked and pool is currently at 75 MHash.

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