Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks (Read 5351999 times)

Only what bitcoin core accepts.

Do you mine non standard p2sh scripts ?

Lulz - yeah I've literally never sent spam to anyone - ever.
The outgoing server is my own AWS that I've had for a very long time also, so yeah sounds like a bunch of retarded RBL managers.
One big problem with the RBLs is that random people can push you onto them.
Last time I checked, most of the (few) I was on were in russia and were false listings - and you have no chance getting off them.

Interesting you say I'm now on a lot of them, it was only 4-6 last time I bothered to look last year.

They all suck up hard to microshaft and other large email providers so that they don't block most email,
but like to cause problems for small email servers.
Thus when anything shows up, I remove it.

Google doesn't block me, since they ignore RBLs and block spammers properly, so that's good enough IMO.

Thanks again for your help.

I had a response back from my ISP and they flatly refused to unblock your domain from sending emails to their mail servers.

Just simply saying it was not possible to whitelist your domain as it was listed on too many blacklists.

I'll get around to setting up another email address with a different provider and go that route.

Cheers

G.

As a footnote, everywhere I've checked disagrees with what they said. All of the RBL's I checked gave Kano.is a clean pass.

Well since you know what an RBL is, you'd have to check the relevant ones to determine if it is still in the list or not.
I don't keep track of them once I fail to be removed, so it would depend on the domain.
There are a number of search pages like https://multirbl.valli.org/ but again I don't bother to expend effort on them after any initial attempts.

There are also a lesser few that I block for other reasons, but it would of course depend on the actual domain.

I've submitted a support request to my ISP, I don't suppose they'll pay any attention to it but you never know.

Its not clear what RBL they use, so if I find out I'll let you know.

Thanks anyway.

So many times ... I've been running email servers for over 20 years.

Some of them also have no way to be retracted.

That's a shame. Have you tried submitting a retraction to all of the regular RBLs?

Anyway, I guess I'll have to look into setting up another email account on a different provider, though I have trust issues with free providers, especially given that its going to be used to set-up a mining account i'd like to make sure its secure.


I had bad experiences particularly with gmail in the past with accounts being hacked on a regular basis, so wont even go there.

Just spin up a new address from gmail or other free email provider and use that.

Some email addresses can't be used coz they falsely decided my mailserver is a spam source.
Considering how few email messages are sent out, and they are only sent to people for account notifications, it's really just a royal PITA.
So if the web page says you can't use an email address, it will be because the mailserver you want says I'm a spam source.

I'm trying to register to use your pool but it is rejecting my email address:-

"Cannot use that email address - please try again"

my email address is valid and correct,

why cant I register?

Thank you, that shows the difference between just using it and implementing it.
I think the new changes are more straightforward.

Well next change I do, you'll need to have your account verified and a payout address on both
types.

Verified is obvious - if you don't verify your email you could have one that doesn't work or you
mistyped it (which happens on occasion) so if someone else logs into your account,
coz they got your password from various mistakes people make,
and changes the payout address, you wouldn't get the notification
- and you'd not get any other account change notifications

A payout address is obvious, especially on solo where it's a lot of BTC for anyone who finds a block.
I'm not a bank, I don't want your BTC, so if you get a block on solo, I send it to the payout address,
and thus I don't need to find someone and get their info
e.g. block 847367 I have no idea who they are, never chatted with them, and no info about them except
their email and payout address, so I didn't need to go find them and harass them for a payout address,
they already had one (as per required)

The no-mining is simple, it completely avoids the problem of me having to deal with someone
changing their account after mining a pplns block and expecting me to pay the whole block to them.
Your account type is obvious - bold red, top left when you login.

The current 'switch' was to make it easy to add the option at the time I implemented it.
Next changes, you'll select the account type when you create the account and can never change it.
It will have the restriction that you have to verify your account and set a payout address before mining works,
so effectively the same in that regard.

What are the reasons to handle the change to solo with these restrictions?

Though, I would suggest he set them anyway, since they are high hash rate miners.

I set all my miners to 42000 so they don't get a rush of low diff shares when they first connect.

Yes the pool will switch it up almost immediately, but, alas it tells the miners to use the default 8190 before it switches them up.

You'll see the value they settle at on the Workers->Workers page, which will be a lot higher than 8190,
so setting their default higher helps with the initial connect.
Checking mahdi13709's page - they are all mining above 60000, so a start of 40000-50000 would work well.

For PPLNS, it makes no difference to your rewards, but does mean the initial connect will be smoother;
and on Solo the one share you are looking for will be higher anyway

Again this only makes sense if they are high hash rate miners.

Except for slow USB stick miners you do not need to set difficulty. The pool takes care of that automatically.

I have 50 m30 devices. How much should I set the difficulty number?؟

Sorry, nope, your account is pplns - it didn't change to solo.
The web site tells you that it failed to change to solo and why it failed.

You missed the line on Help->Solo that says you can't change an account after mining on it in PPLNS.

Edit: also, when you login, it says in bold red on the top left what type of account you have.

I changed to solo
But it shows pplns on my site
2   pplns   9bb5qzleu3ix2   3,965.44THs

Sorry - no idea what you mean.
Probably best to come to discord to discuss it.

When you first create an account it is PPLNS
Help->Solo explains the requirements to change an account to Solo

If your account is stuck on PPLNS, then yep you missed the requirements written on Help->Solo
In that case, after reading Help->Solo, create another account (with a different BTC payout address) and switch that to solo.