Topic: Ethereum Mining NoDevFee 0% v15.0 🔥 - page 24. (Read 164810 times)
with python proxy, I see more stale shares!! anybody seeing the same? I believe the stale shares are still better than stolen shares
well earned money, he deserved it 
But too bad he is still earning as lot of people keep using this.
But too bad he is still earning as lot of people keep using this.
I think Falcons is on his vacation made from all the money he stole with this 
@b080180d: the readme should tell you everything 
just install python 2.7, add the python folder to the Windows path (reboot)
then follow the readme on the github page
just install python 2.7, add the python folder to the Windows path (reboot)
then follow the readme on the github page
You promote my work haha Thanks.
Good things borox investigate and spot the Scam.
I never trusted this kind of closed-source cheats.
For the little story, i MP the OP few weeks later in order to get more information about his work and how it works. I never had any reply. I understand why now...
So the case is done now !
if I understand borox right, the 182 shares/h are ETH and DCR shares added together
I don't mine a long time and I like to try out stuff, that's why I'm here and test that python proxy thing
I calculated the dev fee on my 2 PCs was around 10%
I don't know yet how the pool or miner comes up with the found shares. For me it looks like the shares come from the pool, calculated with the rig's hashrate, because here I can see that in every 60 minutes there's a moment where I have like 8 shares in just a few minutes
then for 15-20 minutes not a single share, then again several in another few minutes.
I noticed that the dev fee mining fell into these few minutes. So at the end I have around 20 shares per hour and another 2 that happened in the dev fee mining time period
so I guess dev fee mining basically is like 1% of 60 minutes but if it catches 1 or 2 shares/hr and 20 left for me, it's more than 1%, isn't it? And I've noticed 2 found shares during the dev fee period more than a few times, even if it's just luck :/
does this post make any sense? XD
I don't mine a long time and I like to try out stuff, that's why I'm here and test that python proxy thing
I calculated the dev fee on my 2 PCs was around 10%
I don't know yet how the pool or miner comes up with the found shares. For me it looks like the shares come from the pool, calculated with the rig's hashrate, because here I can see that in every 60 minutes there's a moment where I have like 8 shares in just a few minutes
then for 15-20 minutes not a single share, then again several in another few minutes.
I noticed that the dev fee mining fell into these few minutes. So at the end I have around 20 shares per hour and another 2 that happened in the dev fee mining time period
so I guess dev fee mining basically is like 1% of 60 minutes but if it catches 1 or 2 shares/hr and 20 left for me, it's more than 1%, isn't it? And I've noticed 2 found shares during the dev fee period more than a few times, even if it's just luck :/
does this post make any sense? XD
Hi,
I have found no evidence of virus activity in the code and no evidence for the strange redirection to the private stratum-server IP I reported. It could be a result of using the nicehash-software for some time, in between (I use it as auto-fallback, if the main poolmining has a problem).
BUT it has a random redirection to the authors mining-address 0x78.. build in. After I patched the software, all DevFee arrives at my own account, without exception.
The following submitted-shares numbers are broken down for a 100MHs mining rig for easy comparision.
Unpatched NoDevFee (24h run): mean value 176 shares per hour
Patched NoDevFee (24h run): mean value 182 shares per hour
That makes an average of 6 shares per hour mined to the authors purse.
So, dear @Millenium Falcon, thank your for programming this software, but could you please remove the undocumented mining-redirection to your purse? Or, at least, add a note to your posting regarding this topic?
How do you patching the .exe? with x64dbg? Could you add a little guide for do it please?
Disassembler and debugger - use them.
I think its easier to write a port forwarder that Falcon did compared to using disassembler and debugger
How is your experience with python proxy? Seeing any extra stale shares or lower hashrates for 9.5, 9.6 and 9.7?
How does one get this to work?
OT,
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
There are none for Windows but a dozen or so for Linux.
there is a way to see it, because there is a proxy where the admin says his rig, they share more because they're lucky
OT,
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
There are none for Windows but a dozen or so for Linux.
Unpatched NoDevFee (24h run): mean value 176 shares per hour
Patched NoDevFee (24h run): mean value 182 shares per hour
If this is true it means a 3.5% fee instead of the 1-2% Claymore fee. Basically bad karma for those that tried to steal Claymore earnings.
OT,
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
Sorry, just for information,
Who has a proxy, can you use a program like DEVFEE to subtract share to the team and redirect it to a workername?
Why don't you guys just use the miner and then the option of no dev fee. It only lowers the mining speed by like 1% or something minuscule.
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
Its lowers the speed by like 5% not 1%. So you lose 4% instead of losing 1% by dev mining fee.
I stand corrected
Why don't you guys just use the miner and then the option of no dev fee. It only lowers the mining speed by like 1% or something minuscule.
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
Its lowers the speed by like 5% not 1%. So you lose 4% instead of losing 1% by dev mining fee.
Why don't you guys just use the miner and then the option of no dev fee. It only lowers the mining speed by like 1% or something minuscule.
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
but to each there own....
Edit: 182 accepts per hour on 100 MHS
Sneaky git, cant even get corrupt people doing the honest thing no more.
182 valid shares per hour, for 100 MHS ?
On which pool ?
It's dwarfpool + Claymore Dual Mining 9.7 ETH/DCR + Patched NoDevFee
Regards,
borox
Did Falcon flew away ? 
hey guys
I'm reading here for some time but now I finally registered.
and I've got a question:
I have about 56 MH/s and the shares are between 28 and 45 per hour ...
@b080180d: the readme should tell you everything
just install python 2.7, add the python folder to the Windows path (reboot)
then follow the readme on the github page
I'm reading here for some time but now I finally registered.
and I've got a question:
182 valid shares per hour, for 100 MHS ?
On which pool ?
On which pool ?
I have about 56 MH/s and the shares are between 28 and 45 per hour ...
@b080180d: the readme should tell you everything
just install python 2.7, add the python folder to the Windows path (reboot)
then follow the readme on the github page
https://github.com/JuicyPasta/Claymore-No-Fee-Proxy
any kind soul can teach me how do i use this?
appreciate and thanks.
any kind soul can teach me how do i use this?
appreciate and thanks.
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