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jonnybravo0311

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Quote from: aurel57 on April 01, 2015, 06:25:11 PM

Quote from: nokati on April 01, 2015, 06:20:36 PM

that's exactly the problem, when you use a pool as a backup you are actually pool hooping as you get connect to it just couple of short times a week and most of pools hate that. So only good backup pool is an PPS one Sad

I dont see any other option than PPS as backup pool

The only one on my list that is not a good back up pool is Slush... and you never know when you fail over just how long it could be for...mins, hours or days.

EDIT: P2Pool also would not be a good choice for back up, as both Slush and to a lesser amount P2Pool you can lose your shares if a block is not found soon after moving miners away. Not the case with Kano's as you will get paid something and I don't think he would be mad if you used it as a back up pool.

P2Pool is a great choice for a backup if it's also your primary. Pick any nodes you want and when you fail over no work is lost. Using p2pool strictly as a backup is not the ideal choice, simply because of the difficulty of finding a share to get onto the chain. Kano's pool really isn't a good choice either because unless you're going to be mining on it long enough to get over the dust payout threshold, you're not going to get payouts when blocks are found. You'd be better served going with a pool like BTC Guild where you can setup an automatic withdrawal threshold or manually withdraw your coins.

cloh76

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Status on the website has changed and now says: ETA: ~4 hours to finish processing backlogged shares...payments to resume shortly after.

aurel57

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Posted on the pool now...

ETA: ~4 hours to finish processing backlogged shares...payments to resume shortly after.

I hope all get what they have coming

aurel57

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Quote from: nokati on April 01, 2015, 06:20:36 PM

that's exactly the problem, when you use a pool as a backup you are actually pool hooping as you get connect to it just couple of short times a week and most of pools hate that. So only good backup pool is an PPS one Sad

I dont see any other option than PPS as backup pool

The only one on my list that is not a good back up pool is Slush... and you never know when you fail over just how long it could be for...mins, hours or days.

EDIT: P2Pool also would not be a good choice for back up, as both Slush and to a lesser amount P2Pool you can lose your shares if a block is not found soon after moving miners away. Not the case with Kano's as you will get paid something and I don't think he would be mad if you used it as a back up pool.

nokati

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that's exactly the problem, when you use a pool as a backup you are actually pool hooping as you get connect to it just couple of short times a week and most of pools hate that. So only good backup pool is an PPS one Sad

I dont see any other option than PPS as backup pool

aurel57

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Quote from: nokati on April 01, 2015, 05:57:12 PM

I use this pool only as backup, mainly I am on the f2pool.
But now I am looking for a new backup pool and any other pool that doenst do PPS isnt working well as backup pool as normally you use the backup pool only when the connection is lost to the main pool.

Any suggestion for a good PPS pools?

DFish pays on time and is pretty steady but it comes at a 4% fee.

Kano's pool is a PPLNS honest and well run, but really in the end it pays like a PPS as you get paid for a while if you pull your miners.

I hate to admit this but I am trying AntPool for the first time...

Then you have Slush pool which has its good day and then sometimes has GREAT days...but again its not PPS

nokati

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I use this pool only as backup, mainly I am on the f2pool.
But now I am looking for a new backup pool and any other pool that doenst do PPS isnt working well as backup pool as normally you use the backup pool only when the connection is lost to the main pool.

Any suggestion for a good PPS pools?

aurel57

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Quote from: aarons6 on April 01, 2015, 02:17:10 PM

Quote from: aurel57 on April 01, 2015, 01:36:02 PM

This is posted on the BAN's pool page and does not sound good....

All shares are currently being tracked.. we're currently working to resolve other pool statistics... including pending payouts...

i guess it was a good thing i took a screen shot of my pending payouts tab so i know how many shares i put in..

im still on ck.solo.. think im going to give it a while.

Good thinking.

aarons6

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Quote from: aurel57 on April 01, 2015, 01:36:02 PM

This is posted on the BAN's pool page and does not sound good....

All shares are currently being tracked.. we're currently working to resolve other pool statistics... including pending payouts...

i guess it was a good thing i took a screen shot of my pending payouts tab so i know how many shares i put in..

im still on ck.solo.. think im going to give it a while.

aurel57

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This is posted on the BAN's pool page and does not sound good....

All shares are currently being tracked.. we're currently working to resolve other pool statistics... including pending payouts...

aurel57

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Quote from: jonnybravo0311 on April 01, 2015, 10:41:18 AM

Quote from: kano on April 01, 2015, 01:23:45 AM

Hmm, I'm rather curious about something, so to ask a rather simple question that clearly I seem to be missing the point of some information provided in the opening post.
The pool has 26 servers all around the world right?
So ... why is it possible to take them all out with one bad switch in one data centre?

Maybe they've got 26 pool servers that all connect back to a single stats tracking database, and that's the server that went down?

Sounds to me like another convenient version of "my hot wallet got hacked". Why people continue to mine on this pool is beyond me.

I have to agree with you.

.....Really?

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Quote from: jonnybravo0311 on April 01, 2015, 10:41:18 AM

Sounds to me like another convenient version of "my hot wallet got hacked".

Shhhh........don't tell everyone Wink

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10941703

jonnybravo0311

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Quote from: kano on April 01, 2015, 01:23:45 AM

Hmm, I'm rather curious about something, so to ask a rather simple question that clearly I seem to be missing the point of some information provided in the opening post.
The pool has 26 servers all around the world right?
So ... why is it possible to take them all out with one bad switch in one data centre?

Maybe they've got 26 pool servers that all connect back to a single stats tracking database, and that's the server that went down?

Sounds to me like another convenient version of "my hot wallet got hacked". Why people continue to mine on this pool is beyond me.

aurel57

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Quote from: kano on April 01, 2015, 01:23:45 AM

Hmm, I'm rather curious about something, so to ask a rather simple question that clearly I seem to be missing the point of some information provided in the opening post.
The pool has 26 servers all around the world right?
So ... why is it possible to take them all out with one bad switch in one data centre?

I am glad you asked it kano but hope you don't think you will get a answer here? Wink

When the frontend was down I tried to point a miner yesterday back to the pool using the geo address to see if mining was still ongoing behind the scene, which it should have directed me to the best server and it showed dead but I did not try a direct server itself to see if I could mine on it, which in the past if one would go down you could still mine on others. Also I know the error reading I was getting did say it was going thru Chicago which is the closes server to me.

The timing of this outage and or any data loss will be bad for everyone that had a pending payout balance. The last I seen the pool was behind @185+BTC and had zero coins waiting to be confirmed but I believe it had 3 confirmed and not paid out yet. If the information is loss there will be a lot of miners getting screwed over.

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Hmm, I'm rather curious about something, so to ask a rather simple question that clearly I seem to be missing the point of some information provided in the opening post.
The pool has 26 servers all around the world right?
So ... why is it possible to take them all out with one bad switch in one data centre?

no141

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"All shares are currently being tracked.. we're currently working to resolve other pool statistics... including pending payouts..."

Is what's on top of the login area page. No real clue how a bad switch can make stats not work anymore, for the time being, but hopefully things will clear up. Oddly though, s0br has not appeared on irc lately, for about two days now. So, miners are mining on the pool, you just have no way of seeing what they are doing now. If payouts have been up to date, people could have rested easy another day. As it is now, with people waiting for the largest amount ever for a payout, the situation seems a bit scary to me.

aarons6

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Quote from: gexain on March 31, 2015, 10:51:42 PM

the webpage are loading Shocked

yeah but

Pool Hashrate
0.00 PH/s

Pool Workers
0

gexain

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the webpage are loading Shocked

aurel57

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upload foto

aurel57

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Log in page is coming back up...hope all the queue payouts are not lost?

EDIT: ~~and its gone...again~~

Front end is back up... payout link is showing server error

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