Topic: [ANN][SHIFT] The New Web | IPFS/Phantom | ShiftNrg.org Hosted Decentralized! - page 158. (Read 547597 times)

is the shift pool down ?

that great look forward to a lower hash rate so i can find more then 10 blocks a day solo mining


any reason why you are removing it ?  look like exp or eth fanboy have ask you nicely

Thanks for your support over the months and good luck!
Miners, time to switch to http://pool.shiftnrg.org/ or another existing pool.

Hey guys, please move over to the other pools, I will be closing shift.suprnova.cc in the next few days.

Thanks !

Thanks for the suggestion, we are considering to add something like that in the next updates to the OP.

In the meantime, see this: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14427071

Please make sure you are only using the provided *.bat files and replace GShift with the latest release.

I think its not good idea. Since there are exist more apps for mining and every app have different optimalizations. Solo mining is not anymore profitable (doubled net diff) so you should choose some pool for mining.

Statum mining is possible. Currently on our pool are 8 miners over stratum. Look better on pool help page: http://pool.shiftnrg.org/#/help

As a suggestion can you update the main page with a simple Bat file with "start wallet" & "start miner" i would personal love it if the GUI wallet started a ghshit wallet in the background to make it even more noob friendly

 

So there is no way how to do stratum mining currently for SHIFT since they are all Getwork?

Sorry to hear that but so far you are the first user unable to solo- or poolmine with the most basic effort.

We do not currently host a "masternode" in Ireland, so whatever is scanning your ports must be something else.

I didn't mention about my RPC. It's out of this numbers). The problem of torsock is ranged nature. I appreciate anonymity but prefer my own security.
Discovery in Eth uses UDP 30301. No mention in Shift about it. That's why RPC was relocated and port 53901 was opened.
Still need explain about port scanning IP address. I think it's smth like masternode. But Whois tells Microsoft AS-server (Azure?) located in Ireland. If it is a botnet element, then why shares aren't submit when I block it? Interesting 2 know Mr. Shift's opinion.

Improved solo mining stability sounds great, but it's dev-only game till I can't understand unwanted activity.

Hi everyone,

we are currently preparing to roll out the release of GShift 2.5.2 which is looking to address stability issues when solomining and improve sync times.

We will have an update once the files are available.

Close port 53901 (RPC)  to the external network. (See the following post ... read the whole thing please)

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.14878725

I've noticed scans to other ports from the same IP#. Opening ports and running any crypto deamons will make your network more interesting...

Torsock appears to be a gshift node connected to the net via TOR.

The ethereum wiki has a good description of mining that applies to SHIFT too, with the exception of differing block rewards and block time.

https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Mining#introduction

Greets! Please explain or point somewhere describes about finding block process.

Have you a masternode on net? When I use only discovered nodes I cannot mine any block for hours. Opened TCP ports are 53900, 53901. Any discovery ports in your net?

Why is Shift node crashes when I find a block (2-3 times a working day)?

What is IP 13.79.154.168 constantly scanning my PC ports? If I block it - no shares accepted.

What is Torsock node with IP xx.xx.xx.0?

thanks

pm exeric3, he is the pool operator, he will explain. thx

http://prntscr.com/b63mnd

just I wanted to understand, because in mining that are exatamento the number q seems to me in my wallet and the pool not paid me 26 blocks and more montande q had in my miner was where?
A10 these data : R0 + 0: F0 mining corresmponde soil exatamende with coins numbers that are there already in the pool and not so ta going to where was mineirado WHAT ?

seems to have missed the time))) though I read everything. sorry

ZeroNet is not Phantom, but Phantom is ZeroNet. And much more.

Currently we have written about 800 lines of working python. Once we are done with Phantom it will be a few thousand lines of code. The implementation we are working on is unique, no one is using anything comparable yet. Our vision is to build a fully fledged decentralized and distributed web hosting network, which will be capable of running any kind of website (client side js, html, css etc..) able to interact with SHIFT (and Ethereum). This gives us the possibility to build a working economic system where we can "pay" users (instead of the hosting/vps providers) to host content via node rewards.

Furthermore, right now all frontends of ethereum dapps run on centralized servers, often a single web server with node-js as a server side backend. Sometimes along with databases as well. We enable frontends for all SHIFT / Ethereum DAPPS to be run fully decentralized in a secure manner. The frontends can not be taken down, are immune to DDoS/DoS attacks, are immune to single-point-of-failures or power outages. And the best of all, it does not cost any hosting fees what so ever as users serve the content for each other.

It is secure because all calls that are made are done via IPC, on localhost only. When you browse a site, you sync it locally and then execute the local IPC calls. A site is never browsed over "internet". This means that you can run a GUI frontend, in this case ShiftHub, which will host wallet, DAPP browser, messaging services, the functionality to easily create custom websites with just a "click" and integrate it with SHIFT.

It also will serve as a decentralized storage system, although the limitation at first will be 10MB per website + contract storage (which should not contain more than a few bytes,). The contract storage will act as a decentralized DNS system for Phantom among other things. An easy way to describe it is that we are trying to build a parallel Internet for decentralized content distribution.

We are building our own "web 3.0" for Phamtom, although you can't really compare it.