I have problems with that:
"38782 [04-05-2018 15:55:08] (10206 BBP) [TXID=1cafdb468f74644bc6992f96b5d7cfa5081a22fbe297efaee4fdb565803a377d] ": "0.00",
"38746 [04-05-2018 11:35:04] (321651 BBP) [TXID=2c5d996a3657b54947ca4837a5c9cdf3eb00739b66d59f89e3dcafe116a9fb74] ": "0.18",
"38746 [04-05-2018 11:35:04] (7972 BBP) [TXID=4f4532910d040b817007eca9ae3e2427aa3fb92d89cc5184a5e249143257bc55] ": "0.00",
"38709 [04-05-2018 07:15:36] (14312 BBP) [TXID=70d9e33fb08d2c6b620912d19e2aa03b2b3f11d76352fcd75c8089fa7be1df3b] ": "0.18",
"38709 [04-05-2018 07:15:36] (315310 BBP) [TXID=ae5d7d981798eb38e050f866cdec673fe67bb93778ed2d574559f265bd24bd00] ": "0.00",
And of course the net is counting with the small one, not with big one
Yes, its possible, if they both started @ the same time, they both get kicked off at the same time...
Also let me know if you have more than one cpid in your cpid list in exec getboincinfo...
And only one running wallet now.
Why it is sending two PODC updates? Till now it was still only one update.
I have not heard of one wallet sending two podc updates if you only have one cpid.
My only recommendation is that I add a PODC sent counter to getmininginfo to allow you to see that.
You can read the log to see if the PODC Update was called more than once.