here's a beta version of electrum client for yac. most checks are skipped for now and not all block hashes are checked for performance reasons (sometimes it seems like a bad thing that scrypt-chacha is so slow). first you need to compile and install the yac_scrypt python lib (if you use p2pool or something you probably already have it installed).
PS: i really tried to make a windows executable with py2exe, but there's no fucking way i'm gonna get that stupid m$ visual shit to work (needed to compile yac_scrypt)...
PPS: no idea how to get the lib working on android so far, so don't ask me
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum/tree/yac (yes, it's in a special branch; master is vanilla bitcoin electrum)
Topic: [ANN][YAC] YACoin ongoing development - page 69. (Read 380060 times)
I'm also a gpu guy, Thirtybird taught me well 
I'll try my luck at it now...got an r9 290 and 3 r7 240 2gb cards.
how much ram on the 7790s?
I'll try my luck at it now...got an r9 290 and 3 r7 240 2gb cards.
how much ram on the 7790s?
Here are my cards: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125454 (the 7790s are 2GB 128bit)
http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/R9270DC2OC2GD5
I'm also a gpu guy, Thirtybird taught me well
I'll try my luck at it now...got an r9 290 and 3 r7 240 2gb cards.
how much ram on the 7790s?
I'll try my luck at it now...got an r9 290 and 3 r7 240 2gb cards.
how much ram on the 7790s?
YAC has a maximum difficulty adjustment of 1% per block. So it takes a little while for the difficulty to even out.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
That is good.
There is a sharp drop of the number of miners (like 50%), probably because the sharp drop of profitability due to temporary high diff. I do hope they come back after the transition period.
Well I am trying to GPU mine this for the first time with a rig that has 2 HD 7790 cards and 2 R9 270 cards. Anyone got any good configurations for either?
Thirtybird would be your guy for GPU mining. He wrote the mining scripts and then re-optimized them several times over. There might be some setting floating out in the yacointalk forum too.
Historically after an N-increase, the number of miners goes down until the difficulty stabilizes. They usually come back and often times even more join them (because of the larger block reward). The block reward is already up to 51 YACs per block.
YAC has a maximum difficulty adjustment of 1% per block. So it takes a little while for the difficulty to even out.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
That is good.
There is a sharp drop of the number of miners (like 50%), probably because the sharp drop of profitability due to temporary high diff. I do hope they come back after the transition period.
Well I am trying to GPU mine this for the first time with a rig that has 2 HD 7790 cards and 2 R9 270 cards. Anyone got any good configurations for either?
YAC has a maximum difficulty adjustment of 1% per block. So it takes a little while for the difficulty to even out.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
In previous N-factor increases, it usually took 1-3 days for the difficulty to stabilize.
That is good.
There is a sharp drop of the number of miners (like 50%), probably because the sharp drop of profitability due to temporary high diff. I do hope they come back after the transition period.
I like what I am seeing. I always thought more credit was due for Scrypt N. Most people have no clue that this is the first one of that algo. I think I am going to start mining this. I am sick of the heat from Scrypt and I am sick of pretending that X11 is profitable (what a joke, give me access to sgminer setup for FPGA and I sure would LOVE it).
YAC is definitely most interesting coin from all recently made and as much as original creator disappeared
wow let coming on
wow let coming on
http://explore.grokonet.com/ Is there any API for this block explorer?
Official explorer has been dead for ages
Sorry, no plans for an API. Official explorer has been dead for ages
...WOW, what do you say know Beave162
Crazy psychopaths
Look good at your self in the mirror and then you'll see the biggest one !
To All;
Look at the post found and quote below, the post of the so cold inquisitors and trollers....
Look how they express them self.
It is just full of anger. Blind anger.
It is just full of hate. Blind hate.
It is just full of filthy and provoking language.
The only meaning of those post of them (the trollers) are attacking, shocking, hurting and damaging other ones.
In this case hurting and damaging the developer of UTC and the coin UTC and thus the UTC community members.
But I belief it is good it happen now. It is very good how they (the trollers) express them self's and how they show their real identity and devil character.
Normal people, if they read those post, will only want to dissociate themselves of this kind of trollers.
From those kind off wolves in sheep clothes.
But hopefully they will stop now. Enough is enough !
My apologies everyone... just a reminder of all the crazy psychopaths out there who try so hard to feel important. Report Thiago1 to the moderator, and he should be banned.
Crazy psychopaths
Look good at your self in the mirror and then you'll see the biggest one !To All;
Look at the post found and quote below, the post of the so cold inquisitors and trollers....
Look how they express them self.
It is just full of anger. Blind anger.
It is just full of hate. Blind hate.
It is just full of filthy and provoking language.
The only meaning of those post of them (the trollers) are attacking, shocking, hurting and damaging other ones.
In this case hurting and damaging the developer of UTC and the coin UTC and thus the UTC community members.
But I belief it is good it happen now. It is very good how they (the trollers) express them self's and how they show their real identity and devil character.
Normal people, if they read those post, will only want to dissociate themselves of this kind of trollers.
From those kind off wolves in sheep clothes.
But hopefully they will stop now. Enough is enough !
Thanks, for now diff will be pulled from MPOS. Finally updating 
Maybe I should be more precise. Thats an example of use of MPOS api:
http://maxcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=api&action=getdifficulty&api_key=example_id&id=7067
Edit: I know that it may not be possible to get data straight from url, just wanted to make sure
yeah, it's not possible. you need to make a post requesthttp://maxcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=api&action=getdifficulty&api_key=example_id&id=7067
Edit: I know that it may not be possible to get data straight from url, just wanted to make sure
* sairon adds REST API to TODO list
Maybe I should be more precise. Thats an example of use of MPOS api:
http://maxcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=api&action=getdifficulty&api_key=example_id&id=7067
Edit: I know that it may not be possible to get data straight from url, just wanted to make sure
http://maxcoin.miningpoolhub.com/index.php?page=api&action=getdifficulty&api_key=example_id&id=7067
Edit: I know that it may not be possible to get data straight from url, just wanted to make sure
here's a beta version of the API reference, feel free to make a pull request
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
Can you post an example of http request to "getdifficulty"?. I cant seem to work it out.
eg. with curl:
Code:
curl -d '{"method": "blockchain.mempool.get", "id": 0, "params": []}' -H 'Cookie: SESSION=YOU-GET-THIS-FROM-SERVER-AFTER-FIRST-REQUEST' electrum.unsha.net:8081
the session cookie is quite important as the server will not neccessarily return the answer right away. if it doesn't, you just send an empty message ("[]" is a good example, an empty array) and the server sends you all the queued responses.
here's a beta version of the API reference, feel free to make a pull request
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
Can you post an example of http request to "getdifficulty"?. I cant seem to work it out.
You may post original page with all memes to. I dont see any vote who chose this 3 memes from all.
Fixed. The link to the thread with all of the memes submitted: http://forum.yacoin.org/index.php?topic=631
here's a beta version of the API reference, feel free to make a pull request
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server/blob/master/README-API.md
also, i'm open to suggestions for new api methods if you need them.
you can test the API at electrum.unsha.net
ports: 50001 (tcp), 50002 (ssl), 8081 (http), 8082 (https)
and the brand new webocket interfaces: 8008 (websocket), 8009 (ssl websocket)
i wanna see some great new services built upon this api!
you can run your own electrum server (clone at https://github.com/saironiq/electrum-server), however, you need to apply this patch to yacoind first: https://github.com/saironiq/yacoin/commit/801d5756072bbe087cf009ad8490aff17aeb664f
You may post original page with all memes to. I dont see any vote who chose this 3 memes from all.
stats&graphs page is suspended until further notice (until i get some good explorer up and running)
the yac raffle if cancelled (it's not like millions of people used it anyway)
the yac raffle if cancelled (it's not like millions of people used it anyway)
I did really like the stats/graphs - I referenced them often. I'm happy to hear they'll be back.
And the raffle was kind of tucked away. I forgot it was there most of the time. But, it would be nice to have some kind of 'lottery' or 'dice' game for YAC.
http://explore.grokonet.com/ Is there any API for this block explorer?
Official explorer has been dead for ages
well, technically it's dead only since today. the motivation behind this decision is:Official explorer has been dead for ages
* it was running too damn slow to be of any use anyway
* the benefits of running that server didn't justify the cost (over $20/mo for something that's constantly moving through the thin line called "working/broken")
* some of the stat-generating cron jobs actually didn't even have a chance to complete as they were getting killed due to an out-of-memory condition
as a replacement, i'm running a (much cheaper but working and fast) new explorer at http://yacoin.unsha.net (it sucks, looking for javascript devs) along with enhanced electrum api. i'm documenting the original api (as it has no official docs that i'm aware of) and also my changes to it, the finished docs shoud be available later today.
as a quick fix for the coin mining comparison sites, here's a quick doc for the relevant api calls (for difficulty, hashrate, block reward, coin supply, block height and latest block; respectively):
Code:
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.net.difficulty", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": 0.01548104}
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.net.hashrate", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": 1108192.9181497758}
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.net.blockreward", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": 50070000}
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.net.coinsupply", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": 23037887792452}
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.numblocks.subscribe", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": 576149}
$ echo '{"method": "blockchain.headers.subscribe", "id": 0, "params": []}' | nc electrum.unsha.net 50001
{"id": 0, "result": {"nonce": 17688, "prev_block_hash": "64c2a300de2372657c571ba01ccb4b2d666a62af3ad59b93253463316906eee9", "hash": "0000000bf3aaa90904defe5e2dc559da69e25205ceddad92ccdb58bfd7cc5948", "timestamp": 1401618292, "merkle_root": "a563c45d9fee71a9a4c0083d8bdbb0b1850986018c0e2df0d760fcc97a0da41b", "block_height": 576149, "difficulty": 0.01547291, "mint": 50080000, "size": 291, "totalsent": 50080000, "numtx": 1, "utxo_root": "4a3aeb6ed04606ff7c374fa36777cf8201e6058ab79b359de4ebe05a078f6ab9", "version": 3, "bits": 490774731}}
stats&graphs page is suspended until further notice (until i get some good explorer up and running)
the yac raffle if cancelled (it's not like millions of people used it anyway)
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