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Topic: bitHopper: Python Pool Hopper Proxy - page 106. (Read 355689 times)

hero member
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August 02, 2011, 02:39:08 AM

If you like that... you are going to love this:



Only time I've earned negative BTC.

Yeah I posted on their thread about it... I'm currently at -3.56... sigh. I stopped mining on them until it's fixed.
that's only the estimated reward, not the actual reward
estimation algorithms have nothing to do with the actual pay

I'm mining 24/7 there for my 0.05 BTC errr day
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August 02, 2011, 02:36:46 AM
I'm currently at -4.97 BTC  Cry
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August 02, 2011, 02:25:34 AM

If you like that... you are going to love this:



Only time I've earned negative BTC.

Yeah I posted on their thread about it... I'm currently at -3.56... sigh. I stopped mining on them until it's fixed.
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moOo
August 02, 2011, 02:22:02 AM
they claim I owe them 3.6 coins too, the bastards.. well I aint paying and they cant make me.


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bitcoinmoney.com


is that even a pool?
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respecttheslider
August 02, 2011, 02:20:25 AM
[slush]
#2199GH CHANGE THIS
[ozco]
#58GH CHANGE THIS
[polmine]
#115GH CHANGE THIS
[mtred]
#196GH CHANGE THIS
[rfc]
#19GH CHANGE THIS
[btcmonkey]
#1.8GH CHANGE THIS
[btcworld]
#5.5GH CHANGE THIS
[triple]
#44GH CHANGE THIS
[bitclockers]
#220GH CHANGE THIS
[bmunion]
#27.5GH CHANGE THIS
[BTCPool24]
#11GH CHANGE THIS
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August 02, 2011, 02:17:27 AM
seem like bmunion's owner doesn't like the "attention" he's getting





If you like that... you are going to love this:



Only time I've earned negative BTC.
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August 02, 2011, 01:54:03 AM
Hi guys i have bitHopper working okay but the pool config has me confused.

I prefer faster pools and do I need many pools or just a few what is best.

--Thanks

Slippy

If you are using the latest version of c00ws bitHopper then you do not need to edit the pool.cfg only the user.cfg. Generally it's best to have as many pools as possible that will work and be most efficient. The pools I have mining are:

BTCPool24
bitcoinmoney.com
bitminersunion
mtred
ozco.in
polmine.pl
rfcpool
triplemining
bloodyspool

and for backup pools I currently use:

arsbitcoin
ninjacoin.com

Also there is plenty of information in this 101 page thread to answer just about any question you have.



hell yeah.
this is what i feel after i get bithopper running.
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August 02, 2011, 01:45:16 AM
eligius is taking votes on new reward method


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There is presently no planned date or ETA for this change: it may happen next week, next month, or never.

Summaries:
Pay Per Last N Shares
Equalized Shared Maximum Pay Per Share
Proportional / Pay Per Share
Capped Pay Per Share with Backpay
Capped Pay Per Share with Equalized Backpay

See also: Real-world example graphs for most payout methods

this could work out nicely for the hoppers:


EDIT:
aw feldercarb! I thought this was referring to proportional / pay per share option like deepbit has. It's just another concoction of confusing calculations. Vote withdrawn. Do what you want eligius, I hate you even as a backup.
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August 02, 2011, 01:42:49 AM
But I do see the problem with just me hopping on some of these micro sites.. like dig bitcoin has 9ghz.. so they should average a block every 9 days.. which means I'll be mining there for 4 days to get to 43%

This is the problem I have at the moment. I found that you need to closely monitor the pools and switch from micro pools to larger pool if one becomes available then back to micro pool or let it go to backup. Also any thing under 20 Ghash/s I don't mine on since it will only take ages to find a block like you said.

this is the benefit of the ryouiki fork. I really wish these code bases would come back together. if you are on hoppersden, take a look at the simulation output from ryouiki. all props to c00w for creating the base but I've used the ryo fork since it first appeared (with a day or so of a recent c00w release) and I'm very pleased with it. Different strokes for different folks, though. But if you identify with these recent comments, check out ryouiki's fork.
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August 02, 2011, 01:35:56 AM
But I do see the problem with just me hopping on some of these micro sites.. like dig bitcoin has 9ghz.. so they should average a block every 9 days.. which means I'll be mining there for 4 days to get to 43%

This is the problem I have at the moment. I found that you need to closely monitor the pools and switch from micro pools to larger pool if one becomes available then back to micro pool or let it go to backup. Also any thing under 20 Ghash/s I don't mine on since it will only take ages to find a block like you said.
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moOo
August 02, 2011, 01:31:32 AM
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I prefer faster pools and do I need many pools or just a few what is best.

well in my book the more you mine the "backup" sites the less you are hopping... the less benefits you get from hopping as all those shares are generally worth 1.


But I do see the problem with just me hopping on some of these micro sites.. like dig bitcoin has 9ghz.. so they should average a block every 9 days.. which means I'll be mining there for 4 days to get to 43%

seems like that would screw with my hopping potential as well or at least my variance.
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August 02, 2011, 01:29:14 AM
Hi guys i have bitHopper working okay but the pool config has me confused.

I prefer faster pools and do I need many pools or just a few what is best.

--Thanks

Slippy

If you are using the latest version of c00ws bitHopper then you do not need to edit the pool.cfg only the user.cfg. Generally it's best to have as many pools as possible that will work and be most efficient. The pools I have mining are:

BTCPool24
bitcoinmoney.com
bitminersunion
mtred
ozco.in
polmine.pl
rfcpool
triplemining
bloodyspool

and for backup pools I currently use:

arsbitcoin
ninjacoin.com

Also there is plenty of information in this 101 page thread to answer just about any question you have.
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respecttheslider
August 02, 2011, 01:21:29 AM
Hi guys i have bitHopper working okay but the pool config has me confused.

I prefer faster pools and do I need many pools or just a few what is best.

--Thanks

Slippy
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August 02, 2011, 01:18:23 AM
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Edit: Got it working, named it wrong in the user.cfg -_-'

PEBKAC is our most common bug here, I get it all the time as well.  Grin

For all like me who need to look it up  Grin

PEBKAC --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_error
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moOo
August 02, 2011, 01:11:28 AM
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Edit: Got it working, named it wrong in the user.cfg -_-'

PEBKAC is our most common bug here, I get it all the time as well.  Grin
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August 02, 2011, 01:05:18 AM
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Hmm keeps giving me api error with it. I'll hop in if I can get it working. =\

using c00ws? is your version very old?

I'm using the newest c00w release from the git. hmm. This is odd.

Edit: Got it working, named it wrong in the user.cfg -_-'
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moOo
August 02, 2011, 01:04:04 AM
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Hmm keeps giving me api error with it. I'll hop in if I can get it working. =\

using c00ws? is your version very old?
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August 02, 2011, 01:02:44 AM
Can you please fix the crash when internet connection drops suddenly.. Bithopper crashes when there is no connection available.
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August 02, 2011, 12:58:40 AM
Hmm keeps giving me api error with it. I'll hop in if I can get it working. =\
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moOo
August 02, 2011, 12:49:31 AM
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The api key doesn't seem to work.

looks to be working here

though i wish more of you would hop there.. gonna take forever to get to 43%
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