Sorry, I must be too tired or something... I can't see how this is possible.
Analysing a core dump, I can see it's not getting into vecPriority, but getrawtransaction is succeeding so it must be in the mempool or confirmed... and it obviously isn't confirmed. Yet I don't see how it's possible for it to be in the mempool and not be making it into vecPriority without the "invalid input" logging, which isn't in the log file either.
Stumped. :/
Topic: Eligius: 0% Fee BTC, 105% PPS NMC, No registration, CPPSRB - page 63. (Read 1061417 times)
This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
Not sure why this time, but Eligius's node still didn't receive it.Just this one or all of the unconfirmed (like 10 of them)?
04515... was being mined an hour ago, though.
I wonder what's going on with that.
It's still shown as being unconfirmed: http://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/04515f9e358dbff637ee3c6c31471d2b2a8be91ddb75b4fa4872b4c5568f796e
Where did you see it being mined?
This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
Not sure why this time, but Eligius's node still didn't receive it.Just this one or all of the unconfirmed (like 10 of them)?
04515... was being mined an hour ago, though.
I wonder what's going on with that.
It's still shown as being unconfirmed: http://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/04515f9e358dbff637ee3c6c31471d2b2a8be91ddb75b4fa4872b4c5568f796e
Where did you see it being mined?
This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
Not sure why this time, but Eligius's node still didn't receive it.Just this one or all of the unconfirmed (like 10 of them)?
04515... was being mined an hour ago, though.
I wonder what's going on with that.
This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
Not sure why this time, but Eligius's node still didn't receive it.Just this one or all of the unconfirmed (like 10 of them)?
EDIT; this one you received? http://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/4572ae182c0abc9e413ad1cf53e2e4dbdfb4ca588591afbd11191e9e9d2e4dff
This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
Not sure why this time, but Eligius's node still didn't receive it. Quote
The most recent one comes out to 0.00004919 BTC/kB, less than half the standard minimum fee of 0.0001 BTC/kB.
https://www.biteasy.com/blockchain/transactions/89784b3be955f72a7336f36615509f9042437a300490518eb42222e1fc1c4dc3exactly 0.0001BTC/kb
Thank you, didn't even catch that Luke's calculation was wrong. Anyway; we use BitGo for sending transactions and they automatically adjust fees. This one is clearly above 0.0001 BTC/KB, so Luke, where exactly is the problem?
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The most recent one comes out to 0.00004919 BTC/kB, less than half the standard minimum fee of 0.0001 BTC/kB.
https://www.biteasy.com/blockchain/transactions/89784b3be955f72a7336f36615509f9042437a300490518eb42222e1fc1c4dc3exactly 0.0001BTC/kb
Could you fix your filters? You mine half empty blocks, but you don't include our perfectly valid non-spam transactions: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=miners&payments
Your transactions don't include the minimum standard fee, and they're low priority inputs, so they never even make it to the pool server...The most recent one comes out to 0.00004919 BTC/kB, less than half the standard minimum fee of 0.0001 BTC/kB.
Obviously they're not actually spam, but they match the algorithm shipped with the reference software for a long time...
Should still get mined once the inputs mature enough to be considered medium-priority, though - might need to rebroadcast.
Another idea is you could get the raw transaction to us somehow and maybe we can figure out a way to force it in (although I don't think Bitcoin Core has an override for the basic relay rules right now).
Could you fix your filters? You mine half empty blocks, but you don't include our perfectly valid non-spam transactions: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=miners&payments
Your transactions don't include the minimum standard fee, and they're low priority inputs, so they never even make it to the pool server...The most recent one comes out to 0.00004919 BTC/kB, less than half the standard minimum fee of 0.0001 BTC/kB.
Does this mean you consider them as a spam?
Could you fix your filters? You mine half empty blocks, but you don't include our perfectly valid non-spam transactions: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=miners&payments
Your transactions don't include the minimum standard fee, and they're low priority inputs, so they never even make it to the pool server...The most recent one comes out to 0.00004919 BTC/kB, less than half the standard minimum fee of 0.0001 BTC/kB.
Could you fix your filters? You mine half empty blocks, but you don't include our perfectly valid non-spam transactions: https://www.nicehash.com/?p=miners&payments
What is up with eligius not including as many transactions in its block as it can? The bitcoin network is under huge load these days, and almost all blocks are pushed to the edge of the size limit. Except eligius's, most blocks are only a fraction of the max size: https://blockchain.info/blocks/Eligius
Refer to the discussion a few pages back: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=441465.4260
What is up with eligius not including as many transactions in its block as it can? The bitcoin network is under huge load these days, and almost all blocks are pushed to the edge of the size limit. Except eligius's, most blocks are only a fraction of the max size: https://blockchain.info/blocks/Eligius
Eligius is one of the few miners responsible enough to not include spam in its blocks."As many transactions ... as it can" is not the goal miners should be going for.
What is up with eligius not including as many transactions in its block as it can? The bitcoin network is under huge load these days, and almost all blocks are pushed to the edge of the size limit. Except eligius's, most blocks are only a fraction of the max size: https://blockchain.info/blocks/Eligius
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Thank for the great pool, i feel like im getting double profit yesterday... maybe this incident makes lot of miner mining wrong fork and so for us it seem difficulty get halved
Your maximum payout on CPPSRB is PPS - no more.Thank for the great pool, i feel like im getting double profit yesterday... maybe this incident makes lot of miner mining wrong fork and so for us it seem difficulty get halved
yes, but i do feel that i get more from usual payment. maybe from transaction fee
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Thank for the great pool, i feel like im getting double profit yesterday... maybe this incident makes lot of miner mining wrong fork and so for us it seem difficulty get halved
Your maximum payout on CPPSRB is PPS - no more. Thank for the great pool, i feel like im getting double profit yesterday... maybe this incident makes lot of miner mining wrong fork and so for us it seem difficulty get halved
Hashrate: 16,201.08 Th/s
nice
Ive been using this pool for all most a year now .
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Ive been using this pool for all most a year now .
How does the pool run without taking a % fee or transaction fees from blocks? Solely from donations?
Currently donations and volunteer work fully support the pool. No need to have a fee.
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Greetings Eligius Miners,
So, today BIP66, the enforcement of v3-only blocks, took effect and it turns out a couple of large pools were using a broken mining setup that landed them on the wrong side of a chain fork. It looks like it cost those pools about 150 BTC in lost blocks due to them mining on top of invalid blocks. F2Pool and Antpool specifically.... (all of the gory details available in the #bitcoin-dev logs from the past couple of hours.)
Eligius was mining on the correct chain the entire time and Eligius nodes and miners never saw the invalid chain, so no wasted work was done here.
I went through the invalid chain and grabbed transactions from those blocks and made sure they were added to Eligius's memory pool for prioritized mining on the correct chain in an effort to help out. That way no one on an older or broken client would see a fully confirmed transaction drop to zero confirmations. It looks like Eligius was able to mine a block just as I was pushing those transactions to our mining servers and most of them were included. The rest appear to have already been mined by other pools and the few stragglers are prioritized in Eligius's memory pool for our next block.
So, carry on! Business as usual here.
Thanks for mining with us!
-wk
Glad to know that I'm mining on a pool which is fully aware of what was to come!
Thank for the great pool, i feel like im getting double profit yesterday... maybe this incident makes lot of miner mining wrong fork and so for us it seem difficulty get halved
How does the pool run without taking a % fee or transaction fees from blocks? Solely from donations?
Currently donations and volunteer work fully support the pool. No need to have a fee.
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Greetings Eligius Miners,
So, today BIP66, the enforcement of v3-only blocks, took effect and it turns out a couple of large pools were using a broken mining setup that landed them on the wrong side of a chain fork. It looks like it cost those pools about 150 BTC in lost blocks due to them mining on top of invalid blocks. F2Pool and Antpool specifically.... (all of the gory details available in the #bitcoin-dev logs from the past couple of hours.)
Eligius was mining on the correct chain the entire time and Eligius nodes and miners never saw the invalid chain, so no wasted work was done here.
I went through the invalid chain and grabbed transactions from those blocks and made sure they were added to Eligius's memory pool for prioritized mining on the correct chain in an effort to help out. That way no one on an older or broken client would see a fully confirmed transaction drop to zero confirmations. It looks like Eligius was able to mine a block just as I was pushing those transactions to our mining servers and most of them were included. The rest appear to have already been mined by other pools and the few stragglers are prioritized in Eligius's memory pool for our next block.
So, carry on! Business as usual here.
Thanks for mining with us!
-wk
Glad to know that I'm mining on a pool which is fully aware of what was to come!
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