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antantti

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Quote from: krnlx on July 15, 2017, 03:51:45 PM

Quote from: antantti on July 15, 2017, 03:13:52 PM

There really is something wrong with the wallet/ daemon, both linux/ windows. No time to dig in right now but there is something.

Possible first aid for solo miners, try to run wallet on a rig with a powerful cpu. OC one or two cores if possible. Getting less stale shares?

i3-4130 , + CFLAGS solved all my issues except memory leaks. (I restart manually once in 24h)

If I had to guess it is qt.

edit: After couple of hours of testing, cryptonited does it, minor cpu usage. Qt sucks windows/ linux.

krnlx

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Quote from: antantti on July 15, 2017, 03:13:52 PM

There really is something wrong with the wallet/ daemon, both linux/ windows. No time to dig in right now but there is something.

Possible first aid for solo miners, try to run wallet on a rig with a powerful cpu. OC one or two cores if possible. Getting less stale shares?

i3-4130 , + CFLAGS solved all my issues except memory leaks. (I restart manually once in 24h)

robo2

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Quote from: qwep1 on July 15, 2017, 02:46:09 PM

The second day I can not sync http://picua.org/img/2017-07/15/501z4h4ymq20jzx3f89m3daiy.jpg What version of the wallet and where can I download it for windows

(Download wallet) and Full Snapshot from 2017-07-07 from mainpage

antantti

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There really is something wrong with the wallet/ daemon, both linux/ windows. No time to dig in right now but there is something.

Possible first aid for solo miners, try to run wallet on a rig with a powerful cpu. OC one or two cores if possible. Getting less stale shares?

edit: looks like it is qt.

qwep1

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The second day I can not sync

What version of the wallet and where can I download it for windows

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Quote from: nu1mlock on July 15, 2017, 02:47:57 AM

I've got a similar problem with connections. I've enabled upnp (on both router and wallet), opened both port 8252 and 8253 (and several other ports as well to be sure) on my router and disabled Windows firewall but still only get 8 connections. I've tried it on two different routers and two different internet connections.

The only way I can get more than 8 is if I use DMZ, but I would prefer not to.

That first made me believe I had done something wrong but after opening ports for other needs, they work fine, but still can't get it to work for the wallet for some reason.

I forgot to mention that I have DMZ enabled for this machine as well. but I think that it didn't make a difference

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Quote from: teosanru on July 15, 2017, 01:35:37 AM

Quote from: romasalah on July 14, 2017, 08:34:03 PM

Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 08:23:03 PM

Run getpeerinfo, any incoming = true?

with which socks protocol?

Inbound connections are false in socks 4 and 5. when I turned to non proxied settings, I see the cryptonite client using the port 8253 in cmd's netstat. but still no inward connections, I'm confused.

UDPATE:

it Magically worked after I locked the wallet, removed "port=8253" from cryptonite.conf. allowed a range of ports on my router, rebooted the router ad waited for 3 hours. now it show 11 connections, 3 are in.

Configure rcport 8252

it had it configured earlier. thanks. Now I want to connect my remote rig to the same client. any idea on how this can be done? I managed to connect 2 rigs on the same network using the local IP and the rpcport. should I just use the internet Ip of my client machine in my miner machine?

nu1mlock

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I've got a similar problem with connections. I've enabled upnp (on both router and wallet), opened both port 8252 and 8253 (and several other ports as well to be sure) on my router and disabled Windows firewall but still only get 8 connections. I've tried it on two different routers and two different internet connections.

The only way I can get more than 8 is if I use DMZ, but I would prefer not to.

That first made me believe I had done something wrong but after opening ports for other needs, they work fine, but still can't get it to work for the wallet for some reason.

teosanru

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Quote from: romasalah on July 14, 2017, 08:34:03 PM

Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 08:23:03 PM

Run getpeerinfo, any incoming = true?

with which socks protocol?

Inbound connections are false in socks 4 and 5. when I turned to non proxied settings, I see the cryptonite client using the port 8253 in cmd's netstat. but still no inward connections, I'm confused.

UDPATE:

it Magically worked after I locked the wallet, removed "port=8253" from cryptonite.conf. allowed a range of ports on my router, rebooted the router ad waited for 3 hours. now it show 11 connections, 3 are in.

Configure rcport 8252

romasalah

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Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 08:23:03 PM

Run getpeerinfo, any incoming = true?

with which socks protocol?

Inbound connections are false in socks 4 and 5. when I turned to non proxied settings, I see the cryptonite client using the port 8253 in cmd's netstat. but still no inward connections, I'm confused.

UDPATE:

it Magically worked after I locked the wallet, removed "port=8253" from cryptonite.conf. allowed a range of ports on my router, rebooted the router ad waited for 3 hours. now it show 11 connections, 3 are in.

pallas

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Run getpeerinfo, any incoming = true?

romasalah

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Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 04:49:05 PM

Quote from: robo2 on July 14, 2017, 04:47:24 PM

Hi. I have in wallet almoust 50%(per day) not confirmed transactions from solo mining. This transactions are orphan blocks? I add all nodes i saw here and max 8 connections.

Yes, orphans. To get more connected peers, use upnp or open the relevant ports on your router.

I was tring to to do so. opened the ports through the firewall and manually through the router. Even turned the firewall off, but I'm only getting max 8 connections. I tried to configure it through TOR because I'm on an institutional network and maybe they're using an additional layer of security. I added listen=0 and proxy=127.0.0.1:9050 but it doesn't connect at all unless I set the socks to 4. when the client open though it gives me a message saying that my connection doesn't support socks 5 which is required for payments. And it will connect to even fewer nodes than before (2 or 3). what do u think I should do?

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Restore itself in 5 minutes. Grin

Maybe just ignore this case Huh

http://prntscr.com/fvt3xm

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Quote from: robo2 on July 14, 2017, 04:47:24 PM

Hi. I have in wallet almoust 50%(per day) not confirmed transactions from solo mining. This transactions are orphan blocks? I add all nodes i saw here and max 8 connections.

Yes, orphans. To get more connected peers, use upnp or open the relevant ports on your router.

robo2

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Hi. I have in wallet almoust 50%(per day) not confirmed transactions from solo mining. This transactions are orphan blocks? I add all nodes i saw here and max 8 connections.

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Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 03:41:09 AM

Quote from: mak013 on July 13, 2017, 11:13:07 PM

as i can see - qt works good about 5-7 hours. after it works but doesn`t finding blocks. reset it - finds again. i don`t think it`s luck

sounds like a weird issue: can anybody else confirm this?

i`m looking it about 2-3 days only, so can`t say really. but it looks like the most blocks are found in first 3-5 hours from start wallet. i`ve seen just 1 or 2 blocks between 5 and 12 hours of work.
don`t know why. it just look so.

BigMcRat

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Quote from: kwertyzar on July 14, 2017, 06:27:53 AM

Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 05:26:59 AM

BTC38 has the most volume by far, but it doesn't have any btc pair (i.e. you have to exchange to/from CNY as an additional step), furthermore it is laggy and has a bad interface. But it's where the game is played, so it might be at least worth trying.

Novaexchange doesn't have the above issues, but very low volume.

I suggest you try both with little amounts, so you get an idea of how they work, without any risk.

Gotcha. Thanks.

You cant try novaexchange, wallet is in Maintenace..

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Quote from: pallas on July 14, 2017, 05:26:59 AM

BTC38 has the most volume by far, but it doesn't have any btc pair (i.e. you have to exchange to/from CNY as an additional step), furthermore it is laggy and has a bad interface. But it's where the game is played, so it might be at least worth trying.

Novaexchange doesn't have the above issues, but very low volume.

I suggest you try both with little amounts, so you get an idea of how they work, without any risk.

Gotcha. Thanks.

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Quote from: kwertyzar on July 14, 2017, 05:22:38 AM

What's the exchange to be using these days?

I used Bter last but that was a horrible mistake...

BTC38 has the most volume by far, but it doesn't have any btc pair (i.e. you have to exchange to/from CNY as an additional step), furthermore it is laggy and has a bad interface. But it's where the game is played, so it might be at least worth trying.

Novaexchange doesn't have the above issues, but very low volume.

I suggest you try both with little amounts, so you get an idea of how they work, without any risk.

kwertyzar

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What's the exchange to be using these days?

I used Bter last but that was a horrible mistake...

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