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Love your pool to mine INFX.
Just registered to the new pool http://ame-po01.chainworksindustries.com/infx/

I had to "register", could not use my old login...

What happens to my INFX that were in the pool that does not exist anymore? Not that I had that much but still... Will they be transferred, can I withdraw them? Are they lost for me (I would survice....)...

Thanks

not just blockchain community, entire internet fighting various spammers for years without  success. You ban 1, spammers add 2 more. Much easier simply ignore them.

OK - I have had it.

ANY post that looks like the one I quoted, that is OBVIOUSLY a bot will be deleted.

I have been flooded with PM also with these types of marketers and bots that post rubbish just for the sake of increasing their count of posts.

Who ever controls these bots, you have been warned.

#crysx

'yet to be finalized' mate ...

It will be online soon though, as we are currently are testing the backend infrastructure for denarius before we release for Alpha or Beta!

#crysx

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### CWI-POOL - DENARIUS

Hi All ...

Since the upgrade prior to the latest, the DNR daemon was not syncing and required endless restarting to function.

Carsen had released code that seemed to be flailing, only to have to have the latest code prove that he is what he says he is - a damn good developer.

This latest code for Denarius not only compiled under one of the most hostile OS for Crypto (CentOS 7 x64 - which we always use for our backend servers), but when run, functions so well that the sync took little time, and the running of the daemon is smooth as silk. Apart from the functionality of the latest code, our CWI-Pool Denarius is running so well now, that we are adding it to the new pools servers and will have the CWI-Pool Denarius running very shortly.

Our old server is functioning well, but will soon be decommissioned.

Well done on the fine work Carsen, and thanks for getting the code to a superb level of quality, especially the functionality and features.

Old CWI-Pool Denarius - http://pool.chainworksindustries.com/dnr/
New CWI-Pool Denarius - yet to be finalized (intended URL http://ame-po01.chainworksindustries.com/dnr/ for the time being until all URL's are unified to the new naming convention).

#crysx

### CWI-POOL - OLD POOL SERVER CLOSURE

Hi All ...

As some of you may have noticed recently, there are a few changes in the menu list of the old pool server menu (http://pool.chainworksindustries.com/).

This has been a long time coming and will continue to setup the new pools on the new servers, and remove the old pools from the old server, until we can completely decommission the old server altogether.

Only a few more pools need building on the new server and we will require EVERYONE to start a new account on the new servers, and start mining there instead. These new servers are FAR superior to the old pool server and will not only handle a great deal more, with speed and efficiency, but also limitless expandability.

In the coming week, we will officially announce the closure date of the old pool system, which will mean that ANY mining there will cease shortly prior to the closure date, and a grace period will be offered for those that have coins currently inside the operational pools, which will be our standard 16days minimum from our announcement of closure.

Please keep informed here, and also inform ANYONE you know that is mining at the old CWI-Pool system, as after the closure date, the wallets of the old pool will be terminated, and all coins in those wallets lost.

The estimate for the closure of the old pool will be next month, but an exact time and all the details of the NEW CWI-Pool system will be announced in the coming days.

Thank you very much for not only your mining and use of our pools, but also your co-operation.

#crysx

What a potential project!!! I’m looking forward to joining in this 

Much appreciated.

I assume this is the CWI-Pool SweepStakeCoin that are referring to. I see you there using the same profile name.

The old server was just that, and old server that was never 'really' meant for large production, let alone massive production pools.

This is more than just one server, in fact it is many of them with their own set of rules and conditions with their own tasks, so the load for each of these is not on one server any longer, it is spread across many. They are also setup so that when we get theGRID finished (much later on as that is one of the last projects on our list for the backend) we will be able to setup and run ANY of our server that are setup for theGRID on a HPC style backend. Making the systems a much more stable and lightning fast pool setup, with redundancy spread worldwide.

It is a good thing that you are mining with better experience on a much more stable system, that is what it is designed for.

MUCH more to come in the backend, as well as the pools. The rest of the pools will be setup next week, then we can shut down the old server, with MANY more pools to be added thereafter. That will be the real test for the new servers, as a heavy load will show it's resilience.

Thanks again for you feedback.

#crysx

Im mining on this new server with no issues. It seems to report the hashrate more accurately also. Been behind this project before cwi took over it. Will continue to mine until the end of the year. Hopefully by January we will have the coin listed on a few exchanges and be progressing nicely.

Keep up the good work.

That is correct.

In fact - each of the pools will be removed one by one, as the server is so overloaded that we will remove it in the very near future.

We will officially open the new CWI-Pool using the new servers officially next week, but you can register on the new pool and start mining SWEEP now if you like.

Address for the new pool is http://ame-po01.chainworksindustries.com/sweep/

Mining stratum for lodiff is - stratum+tcp://ame-st01.chainworksindustries.com:7003/
Mining stratum for hidiff is - stratum+tcp://ame-st01.chainworksindustries.com:7103/

These are the newest pools that are being built, and so are placed in beta for the time being.

The official opening of the public beta is not until monday, but there is no harm to setup your accounts and start mining again, as internal testing has proven to be very successful.

The new CWI-Pool system has proven to be not only VERY fast, but also VERY responsive and has not missed a beat since we took it out of alpha testing.

Let me know how you go.

#crysx

so http://pool.chainworksindustries.com is working or not?can't connect to the pool with

### CWI-POOL   SWEEPSTAKECOIN

Hi All ...

True to Murphy's Law - If something is to go wrong, it will ... further - it will happen at the worst time. (OK OK - I added the last bit).

The CryptoID block Explorer has had one hell of a time trying to sync the SWEEP chain, and consistently got stuck on the previous fork block 37257. FairGlu and I have been at work on this issue for some time now, until we decided finally to setup a VPS/system that I could log into and mess with that was outside of the CryptoID standard system setup and more the non-standard CWI way of doing things.

Logging in and setting up proved to have a few hiccups, but in the end, the SWEEP daemon compiled and when run started syncing (which was the case before - but continually stopped at the fork block).

As of a short while ago, the sync process passed the fork block 37257 and is currently syncing past block 223000. Success at last for us with regards to the compile and sync.

Now with this being a system outside of the standard setup that CryptoID has, there requires some changes in the backend for CryptoID to sort out, and we wil have another fully functioning Block Explorer available, one of the best and most comprehensive in Crypto to date.

Even though it is not finished, and the setup is incomplete, the 'big stuff' is already done and it is the changes/tweaking that is required now. That is one hell of a ride I do not want to take again, and I am sure FairGlu also. On that note, I would like to extend a massive THANK YOU to FairGlu for sticking it out for so long and allowing CWI to work alongside CryptoID to help things move along, especially because this setup is way out of the CryptoID standard way of doing things. So thanks a great deal FairGlu - you really are one in a million.

Let's see how we go with the completion of the setup after FairGlu sets the rest of the connections up to the SweepStakeCoin daemon.

SweepStakeCoin Block Explorer here - https://chainz.cryptoid.info/sweep/

#crysx

Much appreciated ...

Welcome and look around. We are starting to gain traction with a large number of the projects we have in our project list, and we will bring forth each as the y are completed. Everything from the coins we have, to the pools, to the backend systems we are building. We are working on an entire ecosystem, not just one coin.

#crysx

### CWI-POOL SWEEPSTAKECOIN

Hi All ...

Further to the CWI-Pool SweepStakeCoin issue, the pool has started to corrupt the data for payout.

This has exasberated the original issue and forced into becoming a problem now. The pool PPLNS share stack was being processed, only to have the shares allocate a payout number that is more than 1000 times that of the 'proper' payout. Corruption like this is a first to be seen, and there is no documented fix we have been able to find in such a case. So in this case, we have terminated the mining for SWEEP on the old server, and locked the SWEEP pool for further investigation.

Most of the payouts have been done, except for a few that have currently been mining. We will look into this further and will mean that payment of the owed funds will be delayed until we can determine which coins belong to whom.

In such a case as unique as this, it may take some time, so this old pool will stay in 'maintenance mode' and will remain this way until it's termination. We will manually payout the coins to those that are owed.

We appreciate your patience as we go through this process for resolve, as this is not something that is an everyday occurrence.

We were hoping to be moved OFF this old server next week or the week after, but these issues seem to be more and more prevalent. So in the next day or so, ALL the pools will be suspended, and the new pool addresses will be published. This will happen only after building the new pools to completion, which means another 7 Pools are required to build over the next few days. Since some of those pools are not being used/mined, they will be done last. The active pools are the only ones that will take priority in this circumstance.

Please move off mining on these old pools, and move all your coins off these old pools when the new pool addresses are published this evening.

Thanks,

#crysx

### CWI-POOL SWEEPSTAKECOIN

Hi All ...

After working on the old SWEEP pool a couple of days ago with @xisi, who subsequently had to go, last night was spent on the old SWEEP pool with @barrystyle and a resolve to the locked block problem was found.

It is NOT a fix to the code, it is a small bandaid to the problem, but it has started the PPLNS shares moving and calculating, so the long process of processing over 34 thousand SWEEP blocks (meaning many millions of shares) is underway. This is expected to take at least a day, possibly more with the lag that this old server has and the sheer number of shares that need to be processed. This means that the SWEEP payouts will happen after this is all finished.

So please be patient, and the millions of share in the list are being processes a block at a time. We hope that this will not happen again and will keep an eye on this in future, to minimize the inconvenience this causes you (and us) as a brotherhood of miners

Thanks,

#crysx

That is the plan - yes.

#crysx

Well, like I said I'm looking forward to it. I understand that all of these takes a lot of work, time and patience. I expect coins will become priority once ground floor is built?

### CWI-POOL - COMPLETE NEW BUILD

Hi All ...

We have been working on the background systems for quite a while now, and one of those somponents is coming to fruition - the CWI-Pool System. The backend and infrastructure have been planned, developed and now built, with care and dedication so that CWI could offer a better mining experience to anyone that wishes to use this service. We use it extensively, and as theFARM grows larger and more powerful, we are seeing a number of the components of the backend builds come together and become one.

There is still a long way to go to realize the dream to integrate the modules into a seamless ecosystem, but the plan that we have unfolding before us is nothing short of amazing, and we will be relieved when it is all complete. As with any project as large and comprehensive as this, there will always be tetthing issues we need to combat, but overall, we are on the right track.

As far as the new servers and CWI-Pool system is concerned, we can look forward to decomissioning the clunky server that is currently running our pool system at the moment when we can finish the base build and migration over to the new CWI-Pool Servers and system. This old server has been a workhorse and has helped start us in the right direction, but the time has come where we have started on our road onto much bigger and better things. We have setup and tested successfully the following pools on the new infrastructure ...

- granite (GRN - X11)
- OzzieCoin (OZC - X11)
- InfluxCoin (INFX - X11)
- SweepStakeCoin (SWEEP - JHA)

The following pools are next on the list to be built and activated in the coming days (all are on the old server) ...

- BernCash (BERN - X14)
- DonationCoin (DON - sCrypt)
- CreamCoin (CRM - X11)
- HomeBlockCoin (HBC - X11)
- Pagarex (PGX - X11)
- Denarius (DNR - Tribus)
- BitCore (BTX - TimeTravel10)

The following are the ones that are a work in progress coins after the migration of the above coins ...

- CryptoNite (XCN - M7)
- DASH (DASH - X11)
- Einsteinium (EMC2 - sCrypt)
- RavenCoin (RV - X16R)


These new servers are capable of MUCH more, and can handle expansion beyond what we are mentioning here.

We are planning to make the new CWI-Pool system available some time this week in 'beta test' mode (pool colour cyan/light blue), and are designing the new landing page for the pool system such that it will integrate directly into the new CWI-WebSite we are currently working on also.

For the moment, the new pool system is in closed beta, and if you would like to be a part of the testing over the next few days/week, please message us on here, or CWI-Slack group.

Suggestions as to which PoW/Hybrid coins you would like to see in the new CWI-Pool system are always welcome, and if we can see it suits our mining pool (and can compile it readily), we will add it for you to mine.

As always, mine well and smile much. Most of all NJOI the experience!

#crysx

There are changes happening.

Many things have been discussed and our original plan is still going ahead for the coins, but the discussions are about how we should do this, what we should do to achieve the end result and whether we should change the plan for the coins so that focus can be set on one project at a time, or whether we should redesign the entire plan from scratch and change what we were going to do for the redevelopment.

The initial and still current road is -

- OzzieCoin (OZC) for a new Algo (now finished and tested) and a possible rebase.
- InfluxCoin (INFX) for a new Algo (now finished but not tested) and a possible rebase.
- Droidz (DRZ) / SweepStakeCoin (SWEEP) rebase with INFX getting a new Algo also.
- granite (GRN) as the last to develop with a new Algo (now finished but not tested) based on a complete new rebuild and overhaul (as it will be the most difficult to do).

There are however constraints in various areas that are driving us to reconsider what we should do as far as development is concerned with the coins. This will not happen for a little bit yet, but discussion is current and ongoing. We want what will be best for the coin, the community, and the Company that is backing all this. Which is why it is a very sensitive situation with the development. Ultimately, whatever decision is made, will be a balance of all the considerations, and what is best for all involved. We may even put some of these considerations to the community for feedback. We will see.

Right now, the infrastructure and backend builds are the priority, as even moreso, the asset base for the Company - ChainWorks Industries Pty Ltd. We will update you with what has happened and what is planned for the immediate future soon. What everyone calls a 'roadmap' and what I call a 'plan'. If I have my way - it will not be flashy with pretty pictures. Just facts and down-the-line considerations.

#crysx