Topic: [ANN][DGC] Digitalcoin | Multi-algo & Masternodes | Established 2013 - page 235. (Read 523463 times)
May 22, 2013, 06:02:08 PM
Please keep redistributing to other pools, thank you. Try to keep each pool at 100 mh/s at this stage.
May 22, 2013, 05:49:20 PM
Stratum P2Pool is on:
crypto-coins.de:8907
As usual for P2Pool, just Point your miners on the above adress using your Wallett Adress as Username and a random passwort
Example:
See stats at www.crypto-coins.de:8907
Pool Fee ist 1 %
crypto-coins.de:8907
As usual for P2Pool, just Point your miners on the above adress using your Wallett Adress as Username and a random passwort
Example:
Code:
cgminer.exe --scrypt -u DHUqdchzCGUYKABsv3nLkVwJiL93YoNpP2 -p hsdrtu89dfgdhfg8 -o crypto-coins.de:8907
See stats at www.crypto-coins.de:8907
Pool Fee ist 1 %
Had to rstart the server, because we had ap little problem with dead shares..... Now everything is working fine again
DMKH58ZYWxaqHoetvDTcx1D46LJtcCH56o search it in the graphs
May 22, 2013, 05:40:26 PM
Anyone care to make a clarification comment or correction on this? No one mentioned much about that note other than they've seem to been running fine on the second one, digi.cryptocoins
I mined there for 24h straight and got ~half of est, my friend mined for ~14h and also got about half, not good for me. Long time no more shares and nothing happening.
May 22, 2013, 05:38:36 PM
Stratum P2Pool is on:
crypto-coins.de:8907
As usual for P2Pool, just Point your miners on the above adress using your Wallett Adress as Username and a random passwort
Example:
See stats at www.crypto-coins.de:8907
Pool Fee ist 1 %
crypto-coins.de:8907
As usual for P2Pool, just Point your miners on the above adress using your Wallett Adress as Username and a random passwort
Example:
Code:
cgminer.exe --scrypt -u DHUqdchzCGUYKABsv3nLkVwJiL93YoNpP2 -p hsdrtu89dfgdhfg8 -o crypto-coins.de:8907
See stats at www.crypto-coins.de:8907
Pool Fee ist 1 %
Had to rstart the server, because we had ap little problem with dead shares..... Now everything is working fine again
May 22, 2013, 05:37:10 PM
How is http://www.digitalcoinpool.com/ running for you, it looks like it also pays to little like other pools on this software. My payout in the end was 0.4 when i had like 7-10% of pool power.
I will let you know in a day or two. Payout is always little in the beginning. You think every pools pay little because you don't stick around long enough.
-tb-
Was mining 24h straight on digi.cryptcoins , should be enough, my friend did the same and also got about half of what he should, now i'm looking for something reliable because that wasn't. Mining there right now but getting a lot of rejects, about 20%. Hope you're right
I just switched over to turbocoin.us as digitalcoinpool was giving me too many rejects. Turbocoin.us has lower latency for me and is stratum so that should help with the rejects.
-tb-
Also couldn't get below 25%, maybe i'll just gambool thru the night and solo it
May 22, 2013, 05:32:04 PM
I thought things were running smoothly but...
Mining solo and about 16:21 (I did not get exact time) one of my miners had the message go across that it found a block for pool 0. Woohoo, showed accepted, but still has not hit my wallet. There is one there for 16:11 I have not seen this happen before. Also it seems I am only finding about 1/2 as many blocks today as yesterday. I know difficulty changes but it would appear I may have another issue going on. Any ideas?
Using cgminer.
Mining solo and about 16:21 (I did not get exact time) one of my miners had the message go across that it found a block for pool 0. Woohoo, showed accepted, but still has not hit my wallet. There is one there for 16:11 I have not seen this happen before. Also it seems I am only finding about 1/2 as many blocks today as yesterday. I know difficulty changes but it would appear I may have another issue going on. Any ideas?
Using cgminer.
May 22, 2013, 05:29:14 PM
Anyone care to make a clarification comment or correction on this? No one mentioned much about that note other than they've seem to been running fine on the second one, digi.cryptocoins
May 22, 2013, 05:27:05 PM
Please do not use the pools below, use one of the ones in the first post. It is for the sake of the network's general health. The two have too much hashing power. Although, I am sure the network can handle anything .
Don't use for now:
http://digi.cryptcoins.net
Fenican P2pool
.Don't use for now:
http://digi.cryptcoins.net
Fenican P2pool
May 22, 2013, 05:17:15 PM
How is http://www.digitalcoinpool.com/ running for you, it looks like it also pays to little like other pools on this software. My payout in the end was 0.4 when i had like 7-10% of pool power.
I will let you know in a day or two. Payout is always little in the beginning. You think every pools pay little because you don't stick around long enough.
-tb-
Was mining 24h straight on digi.cryptcoins , should be enough, my friend did the same and also got about half of what he should, now i'm looking for something reliable because that wasn't. Mining there right now but getting a lot of rejects, about 20%. Hope you're right
I just switched over to turbocoin.us as digitalcoinpool was giving me too many rejects. Turbocoin.us has lower latency for me and is stratum so that should help with the rejects.
-tb-
I've used http://next.afraid.org:8119/ with success. P2pools generate the payout within a few blocks found, and it is sent to the address I own. It's quite easy to know if everything is fine or not.
P2pools are the best!!!!
May 22, 2013, 05:14:29 PM
Thrash, the only file you must keep is wallet.dat, all the others are replaceable.
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
i don't know if it my brain is shot or i am missing some dep...
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
Code:
make -f makefile.unix digitalcoind
/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh obj/build.h
../share/genbuild.sh: 33: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
../share/genbuild.sh: 34: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
make: *** [obj/build.h] Error 2
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
Thanks for the quick reply! Seems to be working fine now.
May 22, 2013, 05:08:34 PM
How is http://www.digitalcoinpool.com/ running for you, it looks like it also pays to little like other pools on this software. My payout in the end was 0.4 when i had like 7-10% of pool power.
I will let you know in a day or two. Payout is always little in the beginning. You think every pools pay little because you don't stick around long enough.
-tb-
Was mining 24h straight on digi.cryptcoins , should be enough, my friend did the same and also got about half of what he should, now i'm looking for something reliable because that wasn't. Mining there right now but getting a lot of rejects, about 20%. Hope you're right
I just switched over to turbocoin.us as digitalcoinpool was giving me too many rejects. Turbocoin.us has lower latency for me and is stratum so that should help with the rejects.
-tb-
May 22, 2013, 05:06:37 PM
Thank you for confirming, added to troubleshooting.
May 22, 2013, 05:00:29 PM
Thrash, the only file you must keep is wallet.dat, all the others are replaceable.
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
Great thanks! that worked. i don't know if it my brain is shot or i am missing some dep...
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
Code:
make -f makefile.unix digitalcoind
/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh obj/build.h
../share/genbuild.sh: 33: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
../share/genbuild.sh: 34: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
make: *** [obj/build.h] Error 2
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
May 22, 2013, 04:53:17 PM
Thrash, the only file you must keep is wallet.dat, all the others are replaceable.
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
i don't know if it my brain is shot or i am missing some dep...
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
Code:
make -f makefile.unix digitalcoind
/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh obj/build.h
../share/genbuild.sh: 33: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
../share/genbuild.sh: 34: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
make: *** [obj/build.h] Error 2
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
compile with make:
mkdir src/obj ; sh share/genbuild.sh src/obj/build.h ; cd src ; make -f makefile.unix
May 22, 2013, 04:50:31 PM
Current info displayed at cryptcoins.net
looks like a drop off in network hash
Net Hashrate: 308.952 MH/s Pool Hashrate: 140.733 MH/s
looks like a drop off in network hash
Net Hashrate: 308.952 MH/s Pool Hashrate: 140.733 MH/s
May 22, 2013, 04:49:55 PM
i don't know if it my brain is shot or i am missing some dep...
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
Code:
make -f makefile.unix digitalcoind
/bin/sh ../share/genbuild.sh obj/build.h
../share/genbuild.sh: 33: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
../share/genbuild.sh: 34: ../share/genbuild.sh: cannot create obj/build.h: Directory nonexistent
make: *** [obj/build.h] Error 2
can't seem to compile the deamon.. ubuntu 12.04
May 22, 2013, 04:48:09 PM
I included it for the sake of completeness but anyone who would want to edit one wouldn't need the link. Removed it. akabane's should do the trick.
Today I've also noticed my client (re)synconizing with network? Whats going there?
Follow the troubleshooting section(bottom of first post).
Yes, the difficulty is dropping. I am happy about it.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
Today I've also noticed my client (re)synconizing with network? Whats going there?
Follow the troubleshooting section(bottom of first post).
Question on that troubleshooting section. I was having a few issues and so I deleted the files in that directory but left the database folder. That did not seem to help so I tried again and deleted the database folder also. There have been no conncetion issues since then. Is it correct to delete the database folder also? Guess I was being overly cautious.
By the way, great job in answering questions and supporting the coin!
May 22, 2013, 04:37:54 PM
I included it for the sake of completeness but anyone who would want to edit one wouldn't need the link. Removed it. akabane's should do the trick.
Today I've also noticed my client (re)synconizing with network? Whats going there?
Follow the troubleshooting section(bottom of first post).
Yes, the difficulty is dropping. I am happy about it.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
Today I've also noticed my client (re)synconizing with network? Whats going there?
Follow the troubleshooting section(bottom of first post).
May 22, 2013, 04:37:07 PM
Yes, the difficulty is dropping. I am happy about it.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
People who throw massive hash power at coins to control large portions of the market don't do well with digitalcoin. Almost all the power of our network is directly from our community and pools. digitalcoin is and should always be ruled by the laws of supply and demand, not by insane speculation.
Today I've also noticed my client (re)synconizing with network? Whats going there?
May 22, 2013, 04:33:10 PM
Added pools section with details for making your own P2pool. Than you akabane.
Thanks for the update! Quick correction: The source code that was posted earlier cannot be used if you want to connect to other P2Pool nodes. It doesn't contain any bootstrap addresses, and even if you add them manually (I did), it wouldn't connect to the pools because their ports are closed. The source akabane posted should work, although I haven't tested it myself yet.
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