Topic: [ANN][POOL] Mining Pool Hub - Multipool. Multialgo, Auto Exchange to any coin. - page 114. (Read 487870 times)

I have an issue with authorization of my miner program on "miningpoolhub".

Here is my bat-file:

where "Leadin" is my user on "miningpoolhub", "w" - worker name and "x" - the password.

According to "EthDcrMiner64" log I can connect to "europe.ethash-hub.miningpoolhub.com:12020" but authorization always fails:


* - ClaymoreDualGPUMiner v 10.1 is used.

Also I have used the following bat-file with same result:
Here is my bat-file:
here "ewal" changed to "Leadin.w".

Are there sombody who have same issues? When I use this miner with Dwarfpool everything works fine. Thanks in advance!

That looks interesting, however not really what i am going for. The point of what i am making is specifically to make MiningPoolHub mining using the HUB feature easier. And to make it completely platform independent. i use it on windows for example, however because its nodejs it would run on any OS.

interesting. You should look at what the devs are doing with nvOC : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1854250.0;topicseen

I am not sure if anyone is interested, and i am not trying to step on anyones toes.

I found the tools that do algo switching and what not are too broad a spectrum for me. I don't want multi pools and all this stuff.

I spent the weekend working on a tool for myself (its is not even close to ready for others consumption, however i don't want to waste my time if no one is interested).

So i am checking if anyone is interested, and if it would be worth my time to make it configurable and usable by others.

It is written in nodejs.

Heres the basic explanation. I am using the hub feature of miningpoolhub, so the site itself controls the algo switching.
I use nodejs to launch the miner, and when that miner cancels it switches to the next miner in the list.
When i switch i notify an API system i put together, and it loads up a basic web front end.
When you load the web front end it queries the miner your running, and if you switched algo it checks miningpoolhub to find the most profitable coin for that algorithm.
it then displays, algorithm, coin, how long that miners been running and the specific GPU values.

this page auto refreshes every 5 minutes, but only checks with MPH for coin data when the algo switches.

It makes it easy to do a quick peek, see how the mining is going.
It also makes sure i finish each pplns cycle before switching as the hub itself is managing my coin switching.

So again, i made it for myself. I am seeing if there would be any value if me making it configurable and sharing with others. Software would be free, and open source. I would accept donations though.

The internal setting should suffice. If it's switching too much then post your log on GitHub and I'll consider adjusting the switching algorithm.

I'm waiting on MiningPoolHub; not got an ETA yet.

The other thing I need to figure out is how to do per-card settings in ccminer. When mining cryptonight on the card that the OS is using, it gets some pretty hardcore graphics lag.

Plus my current setup is a GTX 750ti + a GTX 1060, ideally I should tune each card to its best hashrate- or at least tune the 750ti to not lag while the 1060 runs as fast as it is capable of.

1. How can we keep switching to a minimum on MultiPoolMiner?
2. When is soon?

I've mined ETN yesterday and my valid was rising,
now it is 0.00 but I haven't got any coins and there is no unconfirmed coins in my balance
it is same from the start just the old transactions

Thanks
Mego

Just a note that you are not guaranteed to lose your shares, it's just possible. When switching is kept to a minimum, so are the possible loses.

Each coin is its own separate pool and PPLNS is to prevent cheating not switching; 20xxx ports are the 'real' pools.

MultiPoolMiner should soon get TCP access to MiningPoolHub to eliminate this problem for good and will have live profits and found blocks.

That's how PPLNS works. You need to be active at the end of the round, otherwise you'll lose all your shares.


Multi-algo (12xxx) and multi-coin-single-algo (17xxx) auto switches wait until a block is found and then switch to another algo/coin. The only way to lose your shares is to stop mining before the pool finds a block, which unfortunately is what multi miners do on automatic mode.

When new pools are opened, the hash rate is low and few blocks are found. PPLNS will pay fairly if you continue to mine but the luck fluctuation is so high due to the low hash rate; it does average out at 100%: https://electroneum.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=statistics&action=blocks

You shouldn't stop mining until a block is found to guarantee no losses especially when only 12 blocks a day are being found. Once the pool grows, this will not be a problem.

first sorry for my bad english,

in miningpoolhub , i use to mine MONACOIN, but i see that 4 get payments, u got put A 0.01 MONA TX fee ,but in MONA Network, tx fee is 0.001 .... for 1 trasnfer u got 10 trasnfers.

Pls fix this

Exact point. I am mining for many years. Old coins like BTC, LTC need many blocks to change their difficulty, blocks are found rarely, therefore profit switching was very good option when was introduced.
But later coins was adapted and these coins we mining now change difficulty so fast even once per block. Also blocks are find in minute or less. This means - you not only loose your shares of old job, but also in the time you changing, introducing and get new work for miner, smb will find a block and diff again will be high...

I was thinking the same. Why switching between coins if you loose everything after switching to another coin.

I was operating under the impression that MPH did not apply PPLNS as it would be an oxymoron for a pool specifically featuring multi-algo, multi-coin switching.  That is the only reason the majority of us use MPH.  So...

Is PPLNS applied when switching among coins of the same algo on the 17xxx ports?

Is PPLNS applied when switching among algos on the 12xxx ports?

Need specifics here, not speculation.

Can someone confirm it? Does it mean i work hard for 20 mins did all shares, disconnect on 21 min on what block is founded and get nothing?
What doest this "Note: Round Earnings are not credited until 130 confirms." mean? I thought its like if i did 130+ confirms in this round, i would get my % for this shares even if i lost connection.

If the pool you were mining on is PPLNS, you'd lose all your shares for the round as well. You're talking about prop and PPS systems, but these pools have higher fees in general as these systems can be exploited.

Thanks for the answer. It really doesn't matter if I waited or not, for that 3 hours I get around the same amount of coins elsewhere as if I waited to find this block. In the end it took 470.99% of expected shares to find a block.

You shouldn't - pool is PPLNS. You can read what it means on the net, you get rewards for last shares. This very good to avoid pool jumpers. You must stay all the time, until block is found and you have rewarded.

1) Check whether you were getting a real hashrate off your miner - it is known that ccminer reports about 30% higher hashrate than actual. Go to -> graphs and see what's the measured hashrate from the server side. This is how many shares you have submitted.
2) Part of your funds are moving between the pool and the exchange, and are credited later on. It is normal for your balance to disappear for few hours.
3) Because of the PPLNS method of the pool, you will lose all your shares for the last round if you disconnect before finding a block, thus if you were switching between algos - you might have lost a significant part of your earnings.
4) The current profit of any coin is overestimated by a huge margin on nearly all pools. Don't trust their advertised earnings - check the calculator yourself or even better - calculate your earnings using your hashrate and the coin's block explorer (this one is harder but generally the most precise method).

I'm happy with MPH so far - currently running a fixed algo on 17xxx port and all my earnings are around those advertised by the calculator.