Topic: Claymore's miner ETH fee removed (Win 64bit only) - page 4. (Read 8760 times)

You're a dumb ass and should change your name to Thief_Saver

It should be 4 for user 1 for me for first 2 days then 9/1. number of fees mined is divided by 5 then by 10.. it's maybe a mistake I will look into that. There will be new version soon which will support all pools exept nicehash.


I don't know what should I expect next Tuesday?! Some people think its the other way around that he is ripping off everybody else by unreasonably high fees. If he didn't do that and set the fee lower nobody would bother with making such programs nobody would even want to use them..  But you have to understand that 2% is just too high just think about it for example this pool takes 0.2% https://www.alpereum.ch/ for operating pool, providing support, paying hosting etc.. for 1/500 of your earning but he takes additional 1/50 of your earnings just for recompiling the miner when better source emerges.

Yet you have no issue ripping off Claymore's work...you're a total class act dude. C U Next Tuesday.

I dont want it to be resold by other users thats why I packed it. As you see it took about 1 day to find somebody who tried unpack it. I think there was more people who tried that but they just didn't report back if they were successful or not.

If you are unsure that I am stealing your normal shares you can check your connection with wireshark for example.  You will see to which wallet you send your shares. If you don't want to mess with wireshark or similar program which monitor your connections. You can just check your miner log. You can find my wallet in your log 0x951B737cc259f5d05286183b75eF8C544B4c3772 everytime it connect to pool and mines dev fee for me.

Your program does not work as you say:

 First DevFee ->User Wallet
 Second DevFee -> User Wallet
 Thrid Devfee -> User Wallet
 Fourth Devfee-> Your Wallet (0x951B737cc259f5d05286183b75eF8C544B4c3772)
 Fifth Devfee -> Your Wallet 0x951B737cc259f5d05286183b75eF8C544B4c3772
.....
Repeat.



Summary Devfee:

60% User
40% For you.




I don't recommend using this program.

 

Ok, unpacking GZIP inside the exe file and doing some unknown things s kinda tricky.

From the first glance it seems that program is ok, but who knows. Maybe it patches claymore fee to your wallet, but also it can forward some portion of your own shares to another wallet as another fee for patcher - i wouldnt be a big surprise.

And then you can not say is it just a random spike/slide of current effective rate of your worker or it is "patch" working)

I dont have proper qualification to check except for basic diassembly until i see some unpacking of GZIP into unknown shit)

Anyway if this thing forces develper to reduce fees - i am ok with that.

No worries.  I'd like to simulate something similar on Linux, but I may have to go another route.  Thank you.

Hi I know about your issue and I hope it will be soon! I thought that I will make next release with support for nicehash but I couldn't make it work yet.  If I don't get it working tomorow I will release next version just with new config.

But it's just not as sexy as an eight-byte patch~

LOL...ROFL...I bet you're not using Claymores miner aren't you? or rather you're not reading License.txt included

Copied From Claymore's License.txt

Claymore's Dual Miner License Agreement
==========

Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Claymore

1. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, you are granted a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited and worldwide license to use this software for the internal use only.

2. You may not sell, transfer, rent, assign, lease, loan, sublicense, lend, resell, redistribute or otherwise share this software.
Further, you shall not modify, make derivative works based upon, recreate, generate, disassemble, decompile, reverse engineer, reverse assemble,
reverse compile or otherwise attempt to derive the human-readable form of the source code of any parts of this software.

3. You may not cancel, reduce, change, remove, block, or redirect built-in developer fee in any way (except using "-nofee" option).

4. THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY,
WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Yes.  Any updates?

Have some pride in your work, jeez.

Any plans to allow other mining pools? I've been setup on Nanopool for the longest and wanted to test out a cheaper pool. I was interested in trying AlpEreum (https://www.alpereum.ch/join-pool/) with it's 0.2% mining fee and 0 transaction fees.

oh he did his work, embedded an obfuscated dll in gzip converted to a byte array, which then uses ReadProcessMemory and WriteProcessMemory from kernel32.dll.
I think it's pretty nice, wonder does claymore detect it some way.

Same thing I said on the Eth forums:

they're cheap hacks *little  bit of work* because that's all they require.

Didn't Claymore already say that there's a way to remove the fee, and if you remove it the hashrate goes down. And plus, it's only 1%, it's not that bad of a fee to pay.

then just dont download it and support the guy who re-edit it to his liking.

strongly agree!

Yes, my startup arguments were very long.  I include all of my -mvdcc and -cvdcc , and plenty of other things.  Here you go:

EthDcrMiner64.exe -epool us1.ethermine.org:14444 -ewal [no thanks.nope] -epsw x -dpool lbry.suprnova.cc:6256 -dwal [nope again] -dpsw x -allpools 1 -dcoin lbry -dcri 36,36,36,5,36 -tt 70 -ttdcr 83 -ttli 85 -fanmin 85,85,55,85,95 -r 1 -cvddc 900,0,900,940,900 -mvddc 900,0,940,940,940 -cclock 1126,0,1295,1250,1330 -mclock 1876,0,2220,2050,2150 -powlim -12,15,-10,-6,-10 -di 0124 -mport  [nope]