[DOWN] Bitlc.net - P2SH, No invalid blocks, Custom payouts, EU, 0% fee, LP - page 29.

padrino

legendary

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https://www.bitworks.io

Quote from: Jine on June 29, 2011, 01:36:22 PM

I'm looking into it... I'll keep you guys posted.

/ Jim

Thanks for keeping up to speed on it, my rejects have always been very low so I never worried about it, since the patch I have seen upwards of 15%.. Today's stats:

mhash 2256.0/2257.1 | accept: 20941 | reject: 3195 | hw error: 0

This is from my main rig, before today even with the issues you've been having it's been quite a bit lower, other pools are still very low.

EDIT: Ran at Mt. Red overnight, current stats/rejects from Mt Ref are in line with what I have seen in the past, need to get back to these types of numbers on bitcoins.lc, will try again to see how it goes...

mhash 2256.7/2257.4 | accept: 18036 | reject: 99 | hw error: 0

Jine

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I'm looking into it... I'll keep you guys posted.

/ Jim

padrino

legendary

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https://www.bitworks.io

Since the patch has been applied I've seen an increase in RPC timeouts/idles, any logs server side indicating problems?

darkskypoet

newbie

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And up goes the difficulty again... nearly doubled both times... hmm... I wonder if it'll jump in a week again, or if this jump took care of enough of that flood of extra capacity.

Dear ATI/AMD: we need another doubling in hashing power, please drop a die shrink of cayman before you go all 'tesla like' in your CTM endeavours. Thanks.

dsp

Oldminer

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Quote from: Nirth on June 28, 2011, 07:36:06 PM

Awesome pool. It seems to be very stable and great site (quick and clean).

Yea love this pool.

Nirth

newbie

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Awesome pool. It seems to be very stable and great site (quick and clean). I'm curious how the whole market section is going to work in correlation with the bitcoin account you have?

Turix

member

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Its back, jine was fiddling with bitcoind.

padrino

legendary

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https://www.bitworks.io

Pool just blew up...

kookiekrak

full member

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get in the irc channel for latest news.

murasha

member

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Developer

Quote from: Jine on June 28, 2011, 05:53:25 AM

We just encountered a couple of bugs with bitcoind related to the amount of connections we're getting.
A full report on this matter will be released shortly.

The pool is now back and fully operational.
Sorry for the downtime, we're taking countermeasures so this does not happen again.

Will wait for full report

Keenan79

newbie

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ncie

Jine

sr. member

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We just encountered a couple of bugs with bitcoind related to the amount of connections we're getting.
A full report on this matter will be released shortly.

The pool is now back and fully operational.
Sorry for the downtime, we're taking countermeasures so this does not happen again.

CalibrataBG

newbie

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It's been more than an hour of on-off cycling!
I gave the pool plenty of time but I guess I'll have to switch too!

willphase

hero member

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Seems to be up and down like a yo-yo at the moment. I had to flip to my backup pool... Sad

Will

Keenan79

newbie

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pools IMO down.

murfshake

member

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Nice interface.

Rhis

newbie

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Merit: 0

Still getting a lot of idles here =(

Pool seems to be down to ~430gh/s due to the connections issue.

darkskypoet

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hey all.. any status updates on the issues?

Hope its going better then it was.

darkskypoet

newbie

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Merit: 0

Well... in a perfect world... you would see people with the lowest costs stay around, while those with higher costs per Mhash would leave... That being said, if people are in it for the money, and that is how they get their utility from mining, they would be more likely to drop out compared to those who do it for the... 'lulz' (too soon?)

But, if the transaction count increases as the creator intended, then there does come a point in time where a new block is worth more then 50 BTC, but in transaction fees as opposed to newly minted coins. However, BTCs need to actually be used as a currency for that to happen... Rather then just a weird freak commodity like most treat it now. But thats a whole other story.

bal3wolf

sr. member

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Power to the people!

lol so for the people with just a small amount of power it will time to stop doing any bit mining that will hurt it even more when tons of users give up. Then it will come down to the high rollers if they can keep spending big money to keep increasing their hashing power.

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