Topic: [DEAD] DeepBit.net PPS+Prop,instant payouts, we pay for INVALID BLOCKS too - page 138. (Read 1601330 times)

Yeah, but DB is over 5000gHash

Another hour, still no coin!

If you think that's bad, MtRed is going on 1d8h4m50s :-/

With Gmail you can setup a filter to keep msgs from being sent to the Spam folder even if the spam filter think they should go there; perhaps it would be a good idea to instruct people using Gmail on how to do that for emails from you.

... And BTC Guild yesterday on their '2000th' block took 6h54m for 13.5m shares...

It's Luck's Payback time for earlier in the week...

Cheers,
Kermee

It is, yesterday we at Slush's got nailed with those couple hours blocks.

We must be on a bitch of a block.

My rewards haven't increased over the last 2 hour marks.....

I agree, Whilst the idea of what could be done is simmilar, It's not possible via the route you had avalible to you.

No, that's completely different situation.
Displayed balance delay was harmless.

Nope. That uses CPU power, and I'm not "generating" with them.


I don't know how to tell. There is no "received with" line, it's only "Generated."  When I double click it, all I see is generic info like:

what is odd is that i have a feeling many might have seen it.

for example, i did a payout of my daily bread a few days ago and i noticed my balance did
not go down to 0.00 right after. So the first thought i had there was a slight delay in the backend but it stayed like
that for several minutes.

The next thought I had was to attempt to withdraw it again but I did not put much effort
into seeing if it was possible. I was at work at the time. There was no payout box on the payment page
which would have been an obvious avenue for doing it.

By and by, the balance did goto 0.00. So i thought it was just a processing delay.
Not worth reporting as the code on his website removed the instant payout box. Maybe just clicking
back to the page in the web browser would have done it.. dunno.

kudos for the person who realized it was exploitable in the short time frame the problem was apparent
before the backend caught up.

If i known the bug, I would have withdraw more than 2 times. my bad.
Good luck Jackrabiit, you found bug & got 10 BTC as reward.

+10 (no pun intended...)

And this laties and gentlemen Is yet another reason Why, Tycho is worth his 3%.
I thank you Tycho

Thanks for your report. This is a rare condition and now I found it.

"Completetly draining you of all your funds" is not possible because I'm keeping only minimal amount online.

I'm sending 10 BTC your way.
Other users can also receive rewards for reporting important bugs.

Yes, sometimes it can take hours, but first you should check your setup:
1. Is your bitcoin client connected ? Look for connections number at the bottom of your bitcoin client window.
2. Is it's blockchain up to date ? Number of blocks shown there should be equal or very close to the "Last block" number at the stats page: https://deepbit.net/stats (right column)

If you see this transaction in your payments list at the site and your bitcoin client is working then you just have to wait a bit.
Clicking at the transaction data may show you "no such transaction" until it gets the first confirmation - it's normal.

Hey guys, I'm kind of new to this and I just finished mining 0.05 BTC today and tried to transfer it to my wallet but it isn't there and the amount has been withdrawn from my deepbit account. Does it take a few hours for it to get it my wallet or did I do something wrong?

Thanks

PandaMiner, what address received these generated coins.  Luke's pool is Eligius.  It is still very likely that this is where they came from.

When you find that address, go to this URL: http://eligius.st/~artefact2/5/YOURADDRESSHERE

Kind of curious, are your Bitcoin clients "generating coins"?

Sam

Nope.  I don't even know who Luke is.  Let me explain my set up and you'll see how weird this is.

I'm mining with two computers, one is my everyday PC. Both using Windows 7. My "working" computer (everyday pc) has 2 video cards, one that handles my two monitors, and the other GPU is only for mining. (it has a dummy plug) [a 6790 running 200mhps]

My other computer, which I call my rig, only has the 1 video card, which needs no monitor/dummy plug. It has a 6870 running 288mhps.

On this rig, I am running a bitcoin node (has a wallet).  My router is forwarding port 8332 to this rig, so the node has 8 connections.

On my working PC, I am running the node that "connects" to the rig's node. It shows only one connection, and my rig's shows 9 connections when this one is on.  The wallet I use for payouts is on my working computer.

When everything is going great over at triplemining, I have both GUIminers pointing there, with deepbit being the backup.  Well, there is a huge unlucky block at TM and I set my RIG's miner to deepbit for a few days, while my working computer's miner stays with TM.

Then on July 27 at 23:03 (USA Central Time) I see that I have generated 0.02331947 and it needs 120 blocks to confirm.  I visit TM's stats, and the long block is still there, so I didn't solve a block for them.  Then I visit deepbit and I can't tell who solved a block for the pool, but I assume that I did.

I have NEVER generated a block for a pool, or for solo mining before. I don't know what that looks like.  I thought I would solve a 50 BTC block and have it NOT credit my node.  But this, this 0.02 generation is boggling the mind.

I mean, the GPU who was mining at deepbit, is on the RIG, and the node on that right has not generated anything.  The GPU on my everyday working computer was/is mining at TM, yet this is the node that gets a generation reward.  (and it's connected through my rig)

I may never know. And I accept this now.

Have you ever mined in luke's pool ? If you did one week ago then this is his payout.