Starting this thread in the Newbie section is a good idea, Inaba. I think you are a good spokesman for your pool.
From what I have been reading in the forums here, Eclipse seems worthy of serious attention. I only have a few Ghash/s, but I intend to add it to Eclipse by the end of the month.
One question: is there a way to see the weighted donation % of your pool? Something like you see here: https://arsbitcoin.com/poolstats.php
ArsBitcoin, at the link above, reports a weighted donation percentage of 0.55%. I would be interested to know/see what that number is for Eclipse. Any chance of putting that statistic up somewhere, or would you rather keep that private?
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Added support for Yubikeys to keep your account safe!
hehehe... You right!
I don't know how to do it...
I'll take a deep look into this to try to help... Maybe drawing a fluxogram of it.
Best!
Thiago
I don't know how to do it...
I'll take a deep look into this to try to help... Maybe drawing a fluxogram of it.
Best!
Thiago
Aggregating the teams is as easy as you say, for sure. 
Developing the interface to allow you to join/leave a team, create a team, delete a team, keeping track of everyone, etc... is the hard(er) part.
I will see what I can do about that, though... long weekend coming up, so I should be able to get it done between sessions BF3 and Skyrim! Ha!
Developing the interface to allow you to join/leave a team, create a team, delete a team, keeping track of everyone, etc... is the hard(er) part. I will see what I can do about that, though... long weekend coming up, so I should be able to get it done between sessions BF3 and Skyrim! Ha!
Mmm... I think it can be like:
Team 1 - Total members = 4
User1 = member of "Team 1" = 1200MHash
User2 = member of "Team 1" = 800MHash
User3 = member of "Team 1" = 1700MHash
User4 = member of "Team 1" = 1400MHash
Team 1 = 5100MHash / 5.1GHash
I'm not a developer but, I guess you can create a new table called "teams" and insert the data there...
For example:
And just do the sum of the user's hashrate to display it at the web page as a "Team 1" hashrate...
What about that?!
This can be so simple as the standard /etc/group file.
Best!
Thiago
Team 1 - Total members = 4
User1 = member of "Team 1" = 1200MHash
User2 = member of "Team 1" = 800MHash
User3 = member of "Team 1" = 1700MHash
User4 = member of "Team 1" = 1400MHash
Team 1 = 5100MHash / 5.1GHash
I'm not a developer but, I guess you can create a new table called "teams" and insert the data there...
For example:
Code:
select * from eclipsemc_teams;
------------------------------
| team_name | members |
------------------------------
| Team 1 | User1, User2, User3, User4 |
----------------------------------------------
And just do the sum of the user's hashrate to display it at the web page as a "Team 1" hashrate...
What about that?!
This can be so simple as the standard /etc/group file.
Best!
Thiago
Is there an example of how a team would work? I can look into making it available. I think you (or someone else) mentioned it a long time ago, but I think it got lost in the shuffle.
Hi!
This is the BEST pool ever!
The only missing feature is the "Teams"...
I think it is easy to implement this, you just need to sum the hashrate of the team's members... Right?!
Cheers!
Thiago
This is the BEST pool ever!
The only missing feature is the "Teams"...
I think it is easy to implement this, you just need to sum the hashrate of the team's members... Right?!
Cheers!
Thiago
Hi guys! Since you can't post in the main forum and some of you have questions in regards to starting on the pool, I am opening this thread to answer questions or help fix problems encountered when using EMC. If you have any questions about DGS or the Cash Out option, please don't hesitate to ask. It can be a little unintuitive at first, but once you get a feel for it, most users love the system.
https://eclipsemc.com is the website address.
This is a zero fee pool and will remain so. We do not charge you any fees for mining with our pool and we pay out to all 8 decimal places. No more storing sub .02 amounts in your account, we pay you everything you've earned.
We are built from the ground up with security in mind and completely original, custom code. All traffic is encrypted (with the exception of block traffic, since it's meaningless in terms of security), database passwords are hashed & salted, worker passwords are divorced from the account passwords, etc...
You are free to sign up with any email address, we don't verify. However, you won't be able to use our password recovery or Email notification features if your email address isn't accurate.
We are a double geometric scored pool. We use Meni Rosenfeld's scoring algorithm which awards each user fairly based on their contribution to the block. This prevents pool hoppers from taking a substantial portion of your profit. For more information, see this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/double-geometric-method-hopping-proof-low-variance-reward-system-39497
All of our features are active for everyone during the testing phase and depending on how donations go, they may remain free indefinitely, those features include, but are not limited to:
All this is wrapped up in an easy to use interface!
We have 3 main work servers located at:
For US residents:
us.eclipsemc.com
For EU residents:
eu.eclipsemc.com
For Pacific Rim / Asia / Australia
pacrim.eclipsemc.com
To connect with poblbm, you can use a command line similar to:
./poclbm.py --server=http://:@us.eclipsemc.com:8337
or with Phoenix:
./phoenix.py -u http://:@us.eclipsemc.com:8337
https://eclipsemc.com is the website address.
This is a zero fee pool and will remain so. We do not charge you any fees for mining with our pool and we pay out to all 8 decimal places. No more storing sub .02 amounts in your account, we pay you everything you've earned.
We are built from the ground up with security in mind and completely original, custom code. All traffic is encrypted (with the exception of block traffic, since it's meaningless in terms of security), database passwords are hashed & salted, worker passwords are divorced from the account passwords, etc...
You are free to sign up with any email address, we don't verify. However, you won't be able to use our password recovery or Email notification features if your email address isn't accurate.
We are a double geometric scored pool. We use Meni Rosenfeld's scoring algorithm which awards each user fairly based on their contribution to the block. This prevents pool hoppers from taking a substantial portion of your profit. For more information, see this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/double-geometric-method-hopping-proof-low-variance-reward-system-39497
All of our features are active for everyone during the testing phase and depending on how donations go, they may remain free indefinitely, those features include, but are not limited to:
- Merged Mining - Mine both BTC and NMC at the same time!
- Yubikey Two factor authentication
- Google Authenticator as an additional 2nd factor authenticator
- Instant Payout for all work completed (Including unconfirmed blocks and even the current block!)
- SMS Notifications on failed miner, payouts, account changes and solved blocks
- Email notification on failed miner, payouts, account changes and solved blocks
- Privacy Mode
- Automatic Profitability Calculator for each miner
- 8 decimal place payout
- Payouts in BTC or directly with Paypal in USD
- Payout lock on critical account changes
- Geographically distributed and redundant infrastructure
- Scalable architecture for future growth
- Detailed Graphs and statistics
- Mobile pages for viewing on your mobile devices
- Complete JSON API
- Long Polling Support
- On Demand payouts
- Automatic payouts
All this is wrapped up in an easy to use interface!
We have 3 main work servers located at:
For US residents:
us.eclipsemc.com
For EU residents:
eu.eclipsemc.com
For Pacific Rim / Asia / Australia
pacrim.eclipsemc.com
To connect with poblbm, you can use a command line similar to:
./poclbm.py --server=http://
or with Phoenix:
./phoenix.py -u http://
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