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Vorksholk

legendary

Activity: 1713

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I'm getting an issue with your pool not providing enough work and the webpages seem slow to load, bandwidth issues?

I'm getting the message Pool 0 not providing work fast enough for my miner, which isn't very fast (5970@386MH/card/second) but my hashing rate on your website reflects the lack of work sometimes showing close to 800MH but sometimes showing closer to 650. Just wanted to let you know

Otherwise, great pool, awesome interface, awesome 105% and logging, and 20 decimal precision

CrownCloud

sr. member

Activity: 467

Merit: 250

~~Pool down ?~~

Back online

bal3wolf

sr. member

Activity: 476

Merit: 250

Power to the people!

I had that also im guessing they are stales even tho valid someone else turned it in befor you and got the credit.

kingkatari

full member

Activity: 126

Merit: 100

hey i am showing shares that it is saying is valid but the reward is 0 Huh

what is up with that

Share # Submitted: Reward: Valid:
1972967 4 minutes ago 0 Yes
1972963 4 minutes ago 0 Yes

Tittiez

hero member

Activity: 686

Merit: 500

Your "Paying our X bitcoins per second" is incorrect.

For example, right now it reads:

13,271.44 Mh/s
Paying out 0.00000000009395808682 Bitcoins per second
0.00000000009395808682 * 60 seconds = 0.00000000563748/minute
0.00000000563748 * 60 minutes = 0.0000003382488/hour
0.0000003382488 * 24 hours = 0.0000081179712/day

I thought, "Hey maybe he just has too many zeros" so I took six off.

So 0.00009395808682/second
0.0000009395808682 * 60 seconds = 0.0056374852092/minute
0.00338249112552 * 60 minutes = 0.338249112552/hour
0.338249112552 * 24 hours = 8.117978701248/day

And at that MH/s you should make approx ~7.731BTC a day, and 7.731 * 1.05 = 8.11755BTC

Hell, instead of doing that math after I took six zeros off, you coulda just taken them off the original answer, or to be more mathematically correct, took it times 1 million.

Tittiez

hero member

Activity: 686

Merit: 500

Are we going to see a json api?

CrownCloud

sr. member

Activity: 467

Merit: 250

Quote from: BasementMiner! on June 23, 2012, 12:17:50 AM

Quote from: CrownCloud on June 22, 2012, 11:49:33 AM

Could you reduce the payout amount from 0.05 BTC to something like 0.01 BTC ? A few pools have it at 0.01 BTC (Deepbit, Mt.Red etc)

Can't do that at the moment, that would be too low and prone to abuse. I'll try to work something out with those who have low hash rates. Sorry to keep you waiting. Sad

Hmm.. How about limiting the number of payouts to like 4 a day or something ? anything above 0.01 BTC but only like 4 times a day and the rest is auto payout'd at like 23:59 Everyday ?

BasementMiner!

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Quote from: CrownCloud on June 22, 2012, 11:49:33 AM

Could you reduce the payout amount from 0.05 BTC to something like 0.01 BTC ? A few pools have it at 0.01 BTC (Deepbit, Mt.Red etc)

Can't do that at the moment, that would be too low and prone to abuse. I'll try to work something out with those who have low hash rates. Sorry to keep you waiting. Sad

bal3wolf

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Activity: 476

Merit: 250

Power to the people!

Yea i found that but also i ment for the topic it might help would get more users to use your pool if they can see the pps rate befor signing up.

BasementMiner!

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Quote from: bal3wolf on June 22, 2012, 09:21:35 PM

Where do we see the rate your paying for pps i cant seem to find it listed in this thread that would be helpful to get miners to come to you easyer.

Hmm, sorry for not having this displayed somewhere clearly. You can click any profile page (go to the stats page) and you'll see the share history. There you will see a payment column on the table where you can see how much we pay per share.

bal3wolf

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Activity: 476

Merit: 250

Power to the people!

Where do we see the rate your paying for pps i cant seem to find it listed in this thread that would be helpful to get miners to come to you easyer.

CrownCloud

sr. member

Activity: 467

Merit: 250

Could you reduce the payout amount from 0.05 BTC to something like 0.01 BTC ? A few pools have it at 0.01 BTC (Deepbit, Mt.Red etc)

BasementMiner!

member

Activity: 109

Merit: 10

Quote from: tripper22 on June 21, 2012, 02:27:16 PM

Pool is down again. Embarrassed

Sorry for the downtime, an automated database migration went wrong. We added a new column for each share storing the hash value, however we did not log this value for old shares, which caused errors when users visited profile pages, crashing the workers.

tripper22

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Pool is down again. Embarrassed

BasementMiner!

member

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Merit: 10

Block chain downloaded, you can now cash out.

BasementMiner!

member

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Merit: 10

Quote from: rjk on June 20, 2012, 06:28:59 PM

Quote from: BasementMiner! on June 20, 2012, 04:31:14 PM

Quote from: rjk on June 20, 2012, 04:22:03 PM

Quote from: BasementMiner! on June 20, 2012, 04:20:43 PM

Sorry for the short period of downtime, our server couldn't handle the load. Someone pointed 100 ghash. I'm upgrading the EC2 instance.

Can't you use autoscaling? If CPU usage goes over X% for Y minutes, fire up a new instance and add it to the load balancer.

Yes, but the database and pool server is on a single instance. I would have to move the database on it's own instance before allowing auto-scaling to maintain data consistency.

Working on it.

Hey if you're going to go AWS, you might as well go the whole hog, right? Therefore, EC2 for compute and web frontend, RDS for relational database, DyanmoDB for NoSQL database, S3 for bulk storage of backups, (and an offline backup or 3 of course), CloudFront for website resources (.js, .css, image files, etc.), and of course CloudWatch for monitoring.

Wow, that would be expensive lol. Probably better not.

Haha, yes it would. AWS is great for scaling for services that have don't know their requirements yet, such as us! Once we settle down, I'll get a reserved instance so it doesn't cost as much.

We like to use software that doesn't lock us in. PostgreSQL is on it's own happy island and I don't see why we should go with the NoSQL fad with an Amazon lock-in. Roll Eyes

rjk

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1ngldh

Quote from: BasementMiner! on June 20, 2012, 04:31:14 PM

Quote from: rjk on June 20, 2012, 04:22:03 PM

Quote from: BasementMiner! on June 20, 2012, 04:20:43 PM

Sorry for the short period of downtime, our server couldn't handle the load. Someone pointed 100 ghash. I'm upgrading the EC2 instance.

Can't you use autoscaling? If CPU usage goes over X% for Y minutes, fire up a new instance and add it to the load balancer.

Yes, but the database and pool server is on a single instance. I would have to move the database on it's own instance before allowing auto-scaling to maintain data consistency.

Working on it.

Hey if you're going to go AWS, you might as well go the whole hog, right? Therefore, EC2 for compute and web frontend, RDS for relational database, DyanmoDB for NoSQL database, S3 for bulk storage of backups, (and an offline backup or 3 of course), CloudFront for website resources (.js, .css, image files, etc.), and of course CloudWatch for monitoring.

Wow, that would be expensive lol. Probably better not.

BasementMiner!

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Quote from: Tittiez on June 20, 2012, 06:22:12 PM

Payout gives 500 error.

The blockchain is downloading. Theres around 20k to go.

Tittiez

hero member

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Merit: 500

Payout gives 500 error.

BasementMiner!

member

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Merit: 10

Quote from: GenTarkin on June 20, 2012, 05:41:06 PM

pool keeps goin up n down...lol any ETA?

I've just finished migrating the servers. This amount of downtime shouldn't happen again in the future since it'll be easy to scale.

Server is up for pounding!

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