Topic: How to build your own Multipool - the Open Source Way - page 5. (Read 35459 times)
Note to self, do not incorrectly name the html files.
So any idea what is causing this error?
TypeError: Cannot call method 'toString' of undefined
at resolveDefs (/home/james/nomp/node_modules/dot/doT.js:52:55)
at Object.doT.template (/home/james/nomp/node_modules/dot/doT.js:90:33)
at /home/james/nomp/libs/website.js:84:33
at fs.js:207:20
at Object.oncomplete (fs.js:107:15)
I did notice to that in the section where you have the code for stats.js it appears to that you are wanting us to create a new website.js. I did that and removed the code from stats.js
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Delete the stock website.js file as well, make a new one:
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TypeError: Cannot call method 'toString' of undefined
at resolveDefs (/home/james/nomp/node_modules/dot/doT.js:52:55)
at Object.doT.template (/home/james/nomp/node_modules/dot/doT.js:90:33)
at /home/james/nomp/libs/website.js:84:33
at fs.js:207:20
at Object.oncomplete (fs.js:107:15)
I did notice to that in the section where you have the code for stats.js it appears to that you are wanting us to create a new website.js. I did that and removed the code from stats.js
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Delete the stock website.js file as well, make a new one:
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Anybody going through and setting one of these bad boys up?
Yep, acutally was actually going play with this on the weekend. Thanks heaps for sharing. My thoughts on multipool has changed in recent weeks.
If you can't beat 'em then join 'em or try to out pace 'em
NB: This is important work because having a distributed coin relies on having a distributed network. More pools and/or multipools the better for the network.
One important thing is to let the miner chose his own difficulty via "d=XXX" as pwd. Is this already build into NOMP?
Great thread! Subscribed!
Really thanks for that enhancements - will try to include pie-charts & worker feature in my new pool.
Satoshi releaed the bitcoin client opensource, quit charging people a bitcoin to set them up a multipool and quit trying to screw everyone over.
That's what I'm talking about, well said.
+1 to both
This is so totally awesome. Thank you for posting this information and being brave enough to do it. Its time the dirty multipool mining operators are exposed.
updates?
i will update this thread a bit later tonightfor a sample one of these pools check out BTCDPool.com
every 10 minutes it liquidate all the earning coins and continually applies buy pressure on bitcoindark at cryptsy and poloniex.
it's even mining every possible profitable SHA altcoin (including PPC, which up until today I never figured out how to get working with NOMP)
i will post a link to a zip of the entire pool tonight
plz update your article. It is good.
Satoshi releaed the bitcoin client opensource, quit charging people a bitcoin to set them up a multipool and quit trying to screw everyone over.
That's what I'm talking about, well said.
updates?
i will update this thread a bit later tonightfor a sample one of these pools check out BTCDPool.com
every 10 minutes it liquidate all the earning coins and continually applies buy pressure on bitcoindark at cryptsy and poloniex.
it's even mining every possible profitable SHA altcoin (including PPC, which up until today I never figured out how to get working with NOMP)
i will post a link to a zip of the entire pool tonight
updates?
Awesome, great code quality and definitely an improvement in the scene. Proper redis usage etc will definitely help a lot of pools scale.
It could be lots better. It could all be in node.jsbut then again, I don't really feel that the whole pool operation should be in a single node.js application.
And using stuff like bash scripts - as long as they're well written (and run entirely from in memory) - they're pretty much just as efficient. I'm just wrapping up extending the NOMP api quite a bit (to reveal stuff like user hashrates, profitabilities, payouts etc)
I will post the updated stats.js and website.js once I am done.
Awesome, great code quality and definitely an improvement in the scene. Proper redis usage etc will definitely help a lot of pools scale.
You can easily run one of these off of a 4GB Digital Ocean VM (which costs $40 a month).
Just make sure that you use a free cloudflare.com account (to help reduce DDOS attacks)
Use the cloudflare.com accunt to sign up for a free Dome9 account (and use Dome9 to firewall all HTTP access to only accept connections from cloudflare)
and voila!
PS, I will be posting some more in this thread a bit later today with some more info. Thanks for all of the nice PMs so far.
Just make sure that you use a free cloudflare.com account (to help reduce DDOS attacks)
Use the cloudflare.com accunt to sign up for a free Dome9 account (and use Dome9 to firewall all HTTP access to only accept connections from cloudflare)
and voila!
PS, I will be posting some more in this thread a bit later today with some more info.
Thanks for all of the nice PMs so far. 
Do you have any suggestions for hosting providers that can run this kind a MultiPool install? If not, how much bandwidth does one of these installs typically use? I'm guessing I can't run this on my old DSL line
ooo good question for the OP. I too would be very interested to know what kind of hardware you need for this.
I'm not involved, just another spectator. But I know a bit about NOMP, which is what he's basing this off of. I ran it in a test rig with a single core running 2.8 GHz and 1 meg ram with no issues at all, and rented rigs to bombard it. On a basic cable connection with a lot of other shit running. Barely slowed it down. NOMP is not terribly resource intensive.
nice guide thank you
Do you have any suggestions for hosting providers that can run this kind a MultiPool install? If not, how much bandwidth does one of these installs typically use? I'm guessing I can't run this on my old DSL line
ooo good question for the OP. I too would be very interested to know what kind of hardware you need for this.
great info, looking forward to that automatic coin exchange part.
Do you have any suggestions for hosting providers that can run this kind a MultiPool install? If not, how much bandwidth does one of these installs typically use? I'm guessing I can't run this on my old DSL line
Nice share !
However I cant get it to work, this is my fault not yours i must say, I just dont understand it all........
So how much would it cost me for you/ anyone else reading this to do it for me ?
Thanks
Mark
However I cant get it to work, this is my fault not yours i must say, I just dont understand it all........
So how much would it cost me for you/ anyone else reading this to do it for me ?
Thanks
Mark
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