How to avoid this?
Looks like a little problem on my side. Hope to fix it soon. 
Topic: [DEAD] DeepBit.net PPS+Prop,instant payouts, we pay for INVALID BLOCKS too - page 87. (Read 1601405 times)
March 13, 2012, 09:56:29 PM
March 13, 2012, 09:29:05 PM
The log:
116.9 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
117.1 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
117.1 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
Switching to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
03/14/12 10:06:43 Result: D56619B1 accepted
116.7 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
116.7 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
116.9 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
Switching to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
03/14/12 10:22:53 Result: 29F2DFB2 accepted
03/14/12 10:22:54 Result: 26ED1AC9 accepted
117 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
117 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
117 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
116.9 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
117.1 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
117.1 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
Switching to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
03/14/12 10:06:43 Result: D56619B1 accepted
116.7 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
116.7 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
116.9 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
Switching to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
03/14/12 10:22:53 Result: 29F2DFB2 accepted
03/14/12 10:22:54 Result: 26ED1AC9 accepted
117 MHash/s Switching back to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332
117 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
117 MHash/s Error 80072EE2: The operation timed out
Ufasoft miner
I set the pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332
It will first try to connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332, then switch to f2 after f1 failed.
But it will switch back to f1 after some time!
How to avoid this?
Usually setting pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 is enough for automatic connection.
I set the pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332
It will first try to connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332, then switch to f2 after f1 failed.
But it will switch back to f1 after some time!
How to avoid this?
I can't connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332 but I can connect to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Which miner and what settings are you using ?However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Usually setting pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 is enough for automatic connection.
March 13, 2012, 09:15:14 PM
Ufasoft miner
I set the pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332
It will first try to connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332, then switch to f2 after f1 failed.
But it will switch back to f1 after some time!
How to avoid this?
Usually setting pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 is enough for automatic connection.
I set the pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332
It will first try to connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332, then switch to f2 after f1 failed.
But it will switch back to f1 after some time!
How to avoid this?
I can't connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332 but I can connect to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Which miner and what settings are you using ?However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Usually setting pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 is enough for automatic connection.
March 13, 2012, 09:03:30 PM
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
You can use the transaction count of 1 as filter to detect the Mystery miner. Its a crutch but would be fairly accurate for now.
DeepBit: you considered changing that after the last few pool hacks that have occurred elsewhere?
i.e. your mining bitcoinds (or equivalent) can have a wallet with no value if you change it to accept your own fixed address to payout to that's not in that wallet.
... of course this requires the payout code to also be somewhere else ... which should be ... well ... more secure than if it isn't already
March 13, 2012, 08:54:46 PM
I can't connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332 but I can connect to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Which miner and what settings are you using ?However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Usually setting pool address as http://pit.deepbit.net:8332 is enough for automatic connection.
March 13, 2012, 08:21:36 PM
I can't connect to http://f1.deepbit.net:8332 but I can connect to http://f2.deepbit.net:8332
However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
This site uses block hashes provided by me, so it's always accurate: http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/
However, the miner will always try to connect to f1 then f2, could I connect to f2 directly?
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
Not yet, sorry.This site uses block hashes provided by me, so it's always accurate: http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/
March 13, 2012, 07:06:36 PM
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
You can use the transaction count of 1 as filter to detect the Mystery miner. Its a crutch but would be fairly accurate for now.
March 13, 2012, 05:51:07 PM
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
You can use the transaction count of 1 as filter to detect the Mystery miner. Its a crutch but would be fairly accurate for now.
March 13, 2012, 01:44:10 PM
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
Not yet, sorry.This site uses block hashes provided by me, so it's always accurate: http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/
March 13, 2012, 12:55:53 PM
Tycho, Any chance you could tag Deepbit's coinbases? Make it easier to detect the Mystery one block miner.
March 10, 2012, 11:12:19 AM
I'm testing P2SH implementation, so small part of our blocks may be marked as /P2SH/, don't worry.
Interesting! Glad to here that. You rock, man! March 10, 2012, 10:11:21 AM
I'm testing P2SH implementation, so small part of our blocks may be marked as /P2SH/, don't worry.
March 10, 2012, 10:10:29 AM
hey all, i've been on deepbit for a few weeks with my 6970 and i'm quite happy with it all, but i do have two questions, first what's the purpose of the teams? Second, there is a persistent difference between my MHash as displayed on my miner (412-414MH) and as displayed on the my account page on deepbit (473MH calculated over 5min) anyone know which is the true figure? I'm guessing the miner is accurate, but I'd love to know for sure.
5 minutes is way too low. Use 30-40 minutes to get more accurate reading.This is one of the most popular question and was answered tens of times.
Pool's hashrate display also includes your luck, so if you see better results - you are lucky today.
March 09, 2012, 10:06:15 AM
hey all, i've been on deepbit for a few weeks with my 6970 and i'm quite happy with it all, but i do have two questions, first what's the purpose of the teams? Second, there is a persistent difference between my MHash as displayed on my miner (412-414MH) and as displayed on the my account page on deepbit (473MH calculated over 5min) anyone know which is the true figure? I'm guessing the miner is accurate, but I'd love to know for sure.
Oh and before you ask there's only one worker active.
Thanks
The MH/s displayed on your account is a calculation based on the rate you submit shares.Oh and before you ask there's only one worker active.
Thanks
You miner MH/s is based on how many MH you do (in the good miner programs)
The relationship between those two number is a pseudo-random number generator.
On average every 2^32 Hashes you should find a share.
However that is the long term average - short term you could easily find +/- 50% (or higher) of that figure.
... and in case you were wondering, it is pointless having your miner report it's real hash rate to the pool since the pool cannot verify it exactly - the pool can only do what it already does (as I said) which is estimate it via "a calculation based on the rate you submit shares"
March 09, 2012, 08:29:29 AM
hey all, i've been on deepbit for a few weeks with my 6970 and i'm quite happy with it all, but i do have two questions, first what's the purpose of the teams? Second, there is a persistent difference between my MHash as displayed on my miner (412-414MH) and as displayed on the my account page on deepbit (473MH calculated over 5min) anyone know which is the true figure? I'm guessing the miner is accurate, but I'd love to know for sure.
Oh and before you ask there's only one worker active.
Thanks
Oh and before you ask there's only one worker active.
Thanks
March 07, 2012, 06:43:41 PM
I didn't have a power outage so I guess that would only leave Internet service.It's stable here in the USA but it was only like 11 minutes for all 4 rounds.
I would not of noticed if it went down and back on that quick. Thanks for looking in to it for me.Like I said it's the first time seeing the problem so I'm sure it
was just my Internet or something stupid.I've been running stable with no problems since I started mining so I can't complain. Thanks again and I appreciate
all you effort you put into your pool and forum.
I would not of noticed if it went down and back on that quick. Thanks for looking in to it for me.Like I said it's the first time seeing the problem so I'm sure it
was just my Internet or something stupid.I've been running stable with no problems since I started mining so I can't complain. Thanks again and I appreciate
all you effort you put into your pool and forum.
March 07, 2012, 04:33:13 PM
My rigs are running 24/7 and didn't have any power outage. I'm mining with aoclbf and phat kernel. Yes my balance increasing with other round but
the round in question show no shares or increase in balance. I have been mining with you a while and first time I have seen this on my end.
I don't see anything strange about those blocks.the round in question show no shares or increase in balance. I have been mining with you a while and first time I have seen this on my end.
First: are you sure that you were mining in that time ? Is it possible that you had some connection problems of your miners temporarily switched to the backup pool ?
March 07, 2012, 09:38:04 AM
The blocks in question are.
169998 2min
169999 3min
170000 6min
170001 less minute
My rigs are running 24/7 and didn't have any power outage. I'm mining with aoclbf and phat kernel. Yes my balance increasing with other round but
the round in question show no shares or increase in balance. I have been mining with you a while and first time I have seen this on my end.
Thanks for your time.
169998 2min
169999 3min
170000 6min
170001 less minute
My rigs are running 24/7 and didn't have any power outage. I'm mining with aoclbf and phat kernel. Yes my balance increasing with other round but
the round in question show no shares or increase in balance. I have been mining with you a while and first time I have seen this on my end.
Thanks for your time.
March 07, 2012, 09:31:38 AM
Hey i'd like to upgrade my Rig's gpu but i need more bTC: ( all donations accepted gonna join your pool today
March 07, 2012, 09:26:43 AM
By the way I have about 7gh/s on your pool and I see we had a group of short 2-6min rounds. I don't see any shares for my miners? Bad blocks or something?
No, "bad blocks" won't affect your income in our pool.Check if your timezone is set correctly in the pool settings - may be those blocks were found before you started mining ?
What miner do you use ? Is your balance increasing ?
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