I think I may have figured it out.
I bought a "Duplicate Detective" Application at the App Store to rid my Mac of any duplicates. It ended up I had five (5) Flash Player Apps [All the exact same app]. Why the installer never deleted the older ones, I have no idea.
I believe it would open all 5 Flash Player versions when it was needed. Which in turn, would use tons of CPU. It's a guess. I don't think it will happen again. We'll see.
Topic: [CLOSED] BTC Guild - Pays TxFees+NMC, Stratum, VarDiff, Private Servers - page 31. (Read 903206 times)
October 30, 2014, 01:41:07 AM
October 29, 2014, 04:30:42 PM
I can't even recognize what browser you're using your screenshotlow quality picture of your monitor. I'm going to guess Safari since it's in the other processes, though why that icon isn't next to https://www.btcguild.com (or why the hell your process monitor is even showing a specific website address).
Sounds like Yosemite's latest update + whatever browser you're using have a bug in their JavaScript implementation. The PPLNS stats page can put a lot of strain when initially loading due to the amount of data in the table as well as the chart that is drawn. Once it's done, it shouldn't be using any. Welcome to why I've lost a ton of faith in Apple over the last year. They keep releasing OS updates with a TON of issues that take a few months to sort out.
Sounds like Yosemite's latest update + whatever browser you're using have a bug in their JavaScript implementation. The PPLNS stats page can put a lot of strain when initially loading due to the amount of data in the table as well as the chart that is drawn. Once it's done, it shouldn't be using any. Welcome to why I've lost a ton of faith in Apple over the last year. They keep releasing OS updates with a TON of issues that take a few months to sort out.
It's not doing it anymore. I think that symbol has something to do with FLASH PLAYER
October 29, 2014, 04:26:51 PM
I've mined on this pool for 4 weeks or more starting around the end of September. Despite the PPLNS stats which shows arround 96% I think the real stats are around 75%, or maximum 80%.
In the pool news posted on September 29 it states that the pool will take around 3 hours and 20 minutes to solve a block on AVERAGE. This means a little more than 7 blocks per day, which happens only once or twice a week. On September 29 there was an entirely day with only one block solved, so, bye bye BTC Guild.
Missing you already. Mind you take the time to read up about luck and probability before complaining that the next pool you try also doesn't meet your expectations.In the pool news posted on September 29 it states that the pool will take around 3 hours and 20 minutes to solve a block on AVERAGE. This means a little more than 7 blocks per day, which happens only once or twice a week. On September 29 there was an entirely day with only one block solved, so, bye bye BTC Guild.
Eight days ago I withdrew my earned balances from both BTCguild and Slush. Starting from zero, and with equal effort, the earnings on the two pools are very similar. Sometimes one gets its nose in front, and sometimes the other. So I don't have any issues with the day-to-day or even the week-to-week variance in luck.
Edit: I took the time to work out some figures. In the four weeks 1-28 October, there were eight days when 8 or more blocks were found, so yes - two a week; the highest was 11 blocks on three occasions. The good days tend to offset the bad days; over the 28 days there were 189 valid blocks, so the daily average was 6.75. It would have been slightly higher but for an orphan on the 27th. So perhaps a little below expectation, but not by much: by my calculation it is 93.75% over the four weeks, well within what I would consider acceptable tolerance.
And your "napkin math" calculations are very close to the reported luck for the last month. Who'd have thought that actual math trumps people's gut feelings?
October 29, 2014, 04:22:30 PM
Yep, best thing to run on an Apple is Windows 8.1. 10.6 was the last decent OSX.
October 29, 2014, 04:20:10 PM
I can't even recognize what browser you're using your screenshotlow quality picture of your monitor. I'm going to guess Safari since it's in the other processes, though why that icon isn't next to https://www.btcguild.com (or why the hell your process monitor is even showing a specific website address).
Sounds like Yosemite's latest update + whatever browser you're using have a bug in their JavaScript implementation. The PPLNS stats page can put a lot of strain when initially loading due to the amount of data in the table as well as the chart that is drawn. Once it's done, it shouldn't be using any. Welcome to why I've lost a ton of faith in Apple over the last year. They keep releasing OS updates with a TON of issues that take a few months to sort out.
Sounds like Yosemite's latest update + whatever browser you're using have a bug in their JavaScript implementation. The PPLNS stats page can put a lot of strain when initially loading due to the amount of data in the table as well as the chart that is drawn. Once it's done, it shouldn't be using any. Welcome to why I've lost a ton of faith in Apple over the last year. They keep releasing OS updates with a TON of issues that take a few months to sort out.
October 29, 2014, 04:12:46 PM
In this photograph you see 99.9% of CPU used by The Guild.
I've also found if I navigate anywhere else, AFTER getting this "bug" it will start doing it again and I have to force quit it again. If I then delete all website data, I don't have the problem again until after navigating to the guild and clicking on PPLNS STATS.
It just getting kind of inconvenient to be forced to delete all website data after navigating to The Guild. This forces me to have to log in to The Guild, Slush, and Coinbase repeatedly.
I have half of my rigs on The Guild and half of my rigs on Slush.
I've also found if I navigate anywhere else, AFTER getting this "bug" it will start doing it again and I have to force quit it again. If I then delete all website data, I don't have the problem again until after navigating to the guild and clicking on PPLNS STATS.
It just getting kind of inconvenient to be forced to delete all website data after navigating to The Guild. This forces me to have to log in to The Guild, Slush, and Coinbase repeatedly.
I have half of my rigs on The Guild and half of my rigs on Slush.
October 29, 2014, 04:02:15 PM
There's an attack currently hitting the primary stratum server. As in the past, existing mining connections should not be affected, but restarting a miner or starting up a new one may have difficulties connecting. If you're currently mining and were planning on restarting a miner/changing a configuration, I would recommend waiting a few hours (or a day) to avoid being unable to reconnect.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
Eleuthria,
I think attacks may be going on again or something...
I was coming here to check out how its going with my rigs periodically the last few days with no problems.
Now it's starting to act up again like it was a few days ago.
Every time I click on "PPLNS STATS" the CPU is being used 100% by BTC Guild. I have to force quit The Guild in my Activity Monitor in order to go to the Guild again. When I navigate to The Guild again, 100% of my CPU is used again.
So, I decided to delete all my website data before navigating to the Guild again. It does fine when I first navigate their after deleting website data. It does fine after I log in. However, the moment I click on PPLNS STATS, 100% of my CPU is being used again.
This amount of CPU usage puts a strain on any computer. The fans will blow extremely fast constantly to try to cool down the computer. I don't know what is going on here.
I can't help but wonder if there is an attack again?
It only does this when I navigate to The Guild. It does this no where else.
Your assistance would be appreciated greatly, Sir.
October 29, 2014, 02:28:32 PM
I've mined on this pool for 4 weeks or more starting around the end of September. Despite the PPLNS stats which shows arround 96% I think the real stats are around 75%, or maximum 80%.
In the pool news posted on September 29 it states that the pool will take around 3 hours and 20 minutes to solve a block on AVERAGE. This means a little more than 7 blocks per day, which happens only once or twice a week. On September 29 there was an entirely day with only one block solved, so, bye bye BTC Guild.
Missing you already. Mind you take the time to read up about luck and probability before complaining that the next pool you try also doesn't meet your expectations.In the pool news posted on September 29 it states that the pool will take around 3 hours and 20 minutes to solve a block on AVERAGE. This means a little more than 7 blocks per day, which happens only once or twice a week. On September 29 there was an entirely day with only one block solved, so, bye bye BTC Guild.
Eight days ago I withdrew my earned balances from both BTCguild and Slush. Starting from zero, and with equal effort, the earnings on the two pools are very similar. Sometimes one gets its nose in front, and sometimes the other. So I don't have any issues with the day-to-day or even the week-to-week variance in luck.
Edit: I took the time to work out some figures. In the four weeks 1-28 October, there were eight days when 8 or more blocks were found, so yes - two a week; the highest was 11 blocks on three occasions. The good days tend to offset the bad days; over the 28 days there were 189 valid blocks, so the daily average was 6.75. It would have been slightly higher but for an orphan on the 27th. So perhaps a little below expectation, but not by much: by my calculation it is 93.75% over the four weeks, well within what I would consider acceptable tolerance.
October 29, 2014, 11:34:51 AM
I'm trying this pool because of ghash issues.
I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
I've mined on this pool for 4 weeks or more starting around the end of September. Despite the PPLNS stats which shows arround 96% I think the real stats are around 75%, or maximum 80%.I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
In the pool news posted on September 29 it states that the pool will take around 3 hours and 20 minutes to solve a block on AVERAGE. This means a little more than 7 blocks per day, which happens only once or twice a week. On September 29 there was an entirely day with only one block solved, so, bye bye BTC Guild.
October 28, 2014, 09:32:19 PM
I'm trying this pool because of ghash issues.
I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
It takes 12 hours for a share to fully mature (go through 10 shifts), meaning if you turned your miner off right now, you'd continue getting payments for 12 hours before it stopped. Adding that to your currently already paid rewards, you're basically on track for the expected payout for your hash rate over the course of a week (~0.382 at a 2% pool fee).
October 28, 2014, 08:10:35 PM
I'm trying this pool because of ghash issues.
I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
I'm mining with 4TH for 48 hour and I made 0.08829228.
This will average in the end of the week .30 BTC.
This is normal ?
With 4TH I should be getting more a less .39 BTC by week.
October 27, 2014, 11:54:56 PM
You really do have the best pool and security setup. 99.9999% of the time there is not even a hiccup on the miners side.
Great work we appreciate it.
Great work we appreciate it.
There's an attack currently hitting the primary stratum server. As in the past, existing mining connections should not be affected, but restarting a miner or starting up a new one may have difficulties connecting. If you're currently mining and were planning on restarting a miner/changing a configuration, I would recommend waiting a few hours (or a day) to avoid being unable to reconnect.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
October 27, 2014, 10:07:32 PM
There's an attack currently hitting the primary stratum server. As in the past, existing mining connections should not be affected, but restarting a miner or starting up a new one may have difficulties connecting. If you're currently mining and were planning on restarting a miner/changing a configuration, I would recommend waiting a few hours (or a day) to avoid being unable to reconnect.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
EDIT: The attacks have stopped for now.
October 23, 2014, 05:44:35 PM
Not sure on any context of it, I
EDIT: I get people trying to pitch things to me by email regularly. I generally delete any email without even opening it if the subject line indicates that is what it's about.
Thank you!
October 23, 2014, 05:28:33 PM
Not sure on any context of it, I
EDIT: I get people trying to pitch things to me by email regularly. I generally delete any email without even opening it if the subject line indicates that is what it's about.
October 23, 2014, 04:48:29 PM
October 22, 2014, 02:56:01 PM
The API hasn't been altered/changed in over a year.
Thanks. Looks like I shall have to try re-installing the monitor. October 22, 2014, 01:27:28 PM
Has the API data feed changed? I ask because I use M's Pool Monitor and since an error message appeared briefly yesterday (I think) the data displayed has not updated; the monitor software has not been changed since it was last working normally. It is still reporting Slush correctly.
In more detail, it correctly reported a zero BTC account balance after I last withdrew funds, then the correct BTC and NMC balances after the next reward credit, but nothing has changed since.
In more detail, it correctly reported a zero BTC account balance after I last withdrew funds, then the correct BTC and NMC balances after the next reward credit, but nothing has changed since.
The API hasn't been altered/changed in over a year.
October 22, 2014, 12:47:12 PM
Has the API data feed changed? I ask because I use M's Pool Monitor and since an error message appeared briefly yesterday (I think) the data displayed has not updated; the monitor software has not been changed since it was last working normally. It is still reporting Slush correctly.
In more detail, it correctly reported a zero BTC account balance after I last withdrew funds, then the correct BTC and NMC balances after the next reward credit, but nothing has changed since.
In more detail, it correctly reported a zero BTC account balance after I last withdrew funds, then the correct BTC and NMC balances after the next reward credit, but nothing has changed since.
October 20, 2014, 01:32:12 PM
I've always asked my dad to pool here because he can understand the graphs here easier but this morning with his daily checks noticed he was offline and still is. Several miner reboots and same thing. Any suggestions I can shoot over to him?
Thanks
Thanks
Not much can be done to help when the only information we have is that the miner isn't mining (which is the case if you're showing offline). What hardware? Region? What does the mining software say?
Oddly it turned out to be the Internet Connection where it is being hosted. Apparently they were having sporadic connection issues where it would affect the mining process.
Thanks
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