It was succesfull, but backfired on me, and was a loss, Im still thinking of ways to use this..
There is only one winner...
Topic: GPUMAX | The Bitcoin Mining Marketplace - page 103. (Read 215554 times)
There is only one winner...
It seemed to be 10 confirms.. it was interesting
It was succesfull, but backfired on me, and was a loss, Im still thinking of ways to use this..
But boy did she go! 100 gigs on 20000 shares.. was fun to watch, it took about 15 minutes..
Cant wait for all the buttons and functions that should be there to be there! Update will be big game changer I would imagine
It was succesfull, but backfired on me, and was a loss, Im still thinking of ways to use this..
But boy did she go! 100 gigs on 20000 shares.. was fun to watch, it took about 15 minutes..
Cant wait for all the buttons and functions that should be there to be there! Update will be big game changer I would imagine
Another question, how many confirms for a purchase ?
Thank you again Pirate
Thank you again Pirate
It all depends on how backed up we are. Today has been very busy, but we are on the last batch now.
Another question, how many confirms for a purchase ?
Thank you again Pirate
Thank you again Pirate
Im so confused on how this is supposed to work, logged in and add worker, add pool, purchase shares...does anything work yet?
Is there a howto anywhere?
No there isn't, I believe that there should be one though. *looks at pirareat40 expectantly*Is there a howto anywhere?
"Add pool" specifies the pool(private work) that you want your miner to mine for when there are is no public work(people paying you for shares) available. "Add worker" creates an account/configuration that you point your miner to. It all works currently(I assume).
I have ABCPool.co as my "add pool" and my miner is pointed to my "add worker". Understand?
Ahh, it needed the miner info for the pool. Now I have it working. Thanks!
Update
Our system has just banned a group of IP's for spamming our system with connections.
If you can not connect to us please contact me.
Thanks,
Our system has just banned a group of IP's for spamming our system with connections.
If you can not connect to us please contact me.
Thanks,
I'm now mining 70/30 - p2pool/GPUMAX
I support and promote the decentralization of bitcoin mining because I feel it's critical for the security of the network. At the same time I support a pure free market economy with no restrictions on consolidating power because I believe competition is healthy and brings efficiency. I'm thinking of taking 1/2 the profit from my GPUMAX public shares and automatically donating them to subsidize p2pool miners to further confuse myself.
It would be awesome if there was a way to fail over to a random public p2pool instance. Edit: I assume it's the difficulty per share / polling that's the issue.
I support and promote the decentralization of bitcoin mining because I feel it's critical for the security of the network. At the same time I support a pure free market economy with no restrictions on consolidating power because I believe competition is healthy and brings efficiency. I'm thinking of taking 1/2 the profit from my GPUMAX public shares and automatically donating them to subsidize p2pool miners to further confuse myself.
It would be awesome if there was a way to fail over to a random public p2pool instance. Edit: I assume it's the difficulty per share / polling that's the issue.
GPUMAX Question..
If my private pool was proportional or PPS, when it falls back to it, (lack of public work)
should it be on PPS as well ? or will Proportional work ?
Thanks
If my private pool was proportional or PPS, when it falls back to it, (lack of public work)
should it be on PPS as well ? or will Proportional work ?
Thanks
Your fail-over pool can be wherever you want, except for something like p2pool.
GPUMAX Question..
If my private pool was proportional or PPS, when it falls back to it, (lack of public work)
should it be on PPS as well ? or will Proportional work ?
Thanks
If my private pool was proportional or PPS, when it falls back to it, (lack of public work)
should it be on PPS as well ? or will Proportional work ?
Thanks
Oh that was hilarious. ISP DNS pwns yet another noob and he has no idea what he is talking about so 4 pages of sloppy flamewar ensue. Thanks for the entertainment.
SAC,
GPUMAX did work fine for most of the people. If your ISP's DNS server is not working as it should then you should blame them not pirate40. As it was pointed out most of the users can use this service. Our DNS servers works as it should to work.
If you are not happy with your providers DNS server then try to use an other public DNS server...
http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html
Although, connect to any server using it's IP instead of the name is stupid. If you are not happy with the response from Pirate or not hapy with the service you can go and use your MHs somewhere else. Good bye...
Pirate, keep up with the good work!
GPUMAX did work fine for most of the people. If your ISP's DNS server is not working as it should then you should blame them not pirate40. As it was pointed out most of the users can use this service. Our DNS servers works as it should to work.
If you are not happy with your providers DNS server then try to use an other public DNS server...
http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html
Although, connect to any server using it's IP instead of the name is stupid. If you are not happy with the response from Pirate or not hapy with the service you can go and use your MHs somewhere else. Good bye...
Pirate, keep up with the good work!
I tried creating the pool for http://eclipsemc.com and it says error 302 : found.
I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
You need to specify the port I think(anyone?). My URL is typed in like so "http://pool.abcpool.co:8332". You should use your miner credentials for EMC, not your account login info.I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
This +1 look very carefully at the example URL above. If you have been mining then you should have something simliar to this in your miner setup. When I first tried to use GPUMAX it did not make sense until I realized I could just copy/past the URLs I used in my miner setups, take out the username and password portions and that is the URL that GPUMAX is looking for, then take the username and passwords you have cut out of the miner setup URL and paste them into the username and password fields in the GPUMAX setup.
Basically the three fields in GPUMAX setup go back together to form the entire URL I had in my miner setup.
If you have never mined before this will not make any sense.
Or used the Internet, really.
I tried creating the pool for http://eclipsemc.com and it says error 302 : found.
I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
You need to specify the port I think(anyone?). My URL is typed in like so "http://pool.abcpool.co:8332". You should use your miner credentials for EMC, not your account login info.I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
This +1 look very carefully at the example URL above. If you have been mining then you should have something simliar to this in your miner setup. When I first tried to use GPUMAX it did not make sense until I realized I could just copy/past the URLs I used in my miner setups, take out the username and password portions and that is the URL that GPUMAX is looking for, then take the username and passwords you have cut out of the miner setup URL and paste them into the username and password fields in the GPUMAX setup.
Basically the three fields in GPUMAX setup go back together to form the entire URL I had in my miner setup.
If you have never mined before this will not make any sense.
I tried creating the pool for http://eclipsemc.com and it says error 302 : found.
I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
You need to specify the port I think(anyone?). My URL is typed in like so "http://pool.abcpool.co:8332". You should use your miner credentials for EMC, not your account login info. I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
I tried creating the pool for http://eclipsemc.com and it says error 302 : found.
I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
I also use my current credentials for loggin into EMC in password and username...but it just doesnt work. I dont get it lol
Im so confused on how this is supposed to work, logged in and add worker, add pool, purchase shares...does anything work yet?
Is there a howto anywhere?
No there isn't, I believe that there should be one though. *looks at pirareat40 expectantly*Is there a howto anywhere?
"Add pool" specifies the pool(private work) that you want your miner to mine for when there are is no public work(people paying you for shares) available. "Add worker" creates an account/configuration that you point your miner to. It all works currently(I assume).
I have ABCPool.co as my "add pool" and my miner is pointed to my "add worker". Understand?
Im so confused on how this is supposed to work, logged in and add worker, add pool, purchase shares...does anything work yet?
Is there a howto anywhere?
Is there a howto anywhere?
IP address does not work with virtual hosts. Not saying that GPUmax is on a virtual host, I don't know and it doesn't matter... But your blanket statement that the "IP address should work" is not accurate in most instance. The reason you put it in the host file is so that the target server knows which domain you're trying to access on a shared IP.
From the same post:
You have to add it to your hosts file, access by IP won't work. Alternatively, you can use public dns as someone else suggested. I'm trying to help you here... you don't have to be an ass.
Our system is load balanced and based on the hostname.
You have to add it to your hosts file, access by IP won't work. Alternatively, you can use public dns as someone else suggested. I'm trying to help you here... you don't have to be an ass.
Well you will have to tell that to Apple an IP works to access the website and in linux just fine as well no damn windows BS here. Oh and I already use Google for my dns.
No windows here either... full time linux since I was 12. Google's 8.8.8.8 DNS server has the correct IP, so either you are using a different one and their DNS servers are out of sync with each other (unlikely IMHO), or you don't have it configured properly. IP does work for the website, but not for miner connections. But, I get the feeling your more interested in raising a ruckus and pointing fingers than getting this working, so I'm going to step away from this thread for a few hours at least. Good luck with your issues, maybe someone else will help you.
You are making incorrect assumptions that are getting wilder and wilder because you simply don't want to take the time to understand what is happening. When I step in to try and spell it out for you, you call me a troll. Ok /rant.
From the same post:
You have to add it to your hosts file, access by IP won't work. Alternatively, you can use public dns as someone else suggested. I'm trying to help you here... you don't have to be an ass.
Our system is load balanced and based on the hostname.
You have to add it to your hosts file, access by IP won't work. Alternatively, you can use public dns as someone else suggested. I'm trying to help you here... you don't have to be an ass.
Well you will have to tell that to Apple an IP works to access the website and in linux just fine as well no damn windows BS here. Oh and I already use Google for my dns.
Wait, you use Apple? That's it you're out.
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