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Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 176. (Read 5352229 times)

jr. member
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I gotta wonder why they are helping Halong scam their customers ...
OMG! SCAM!  I can't believe you said that!!!  Grin
Is that pool you are talking about the one which is cheaper than yours? I mean, that one (with no name) which is catching your petahashes because of those scammers? Muhahaha
legendary
Activity: 4634
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Kano, have you noticed any significant changes in the hashrate from Canaan???
It went down? Smiley

Thanx. I can only check the stats page on my PC, as it usually crashes the browser on my tablet. I was curious.
Yeah the majority of canaan is burn in.
It's never very large coz they sell their miners, they don't keep their customer's miners to mine with them ...

Though a point to note about that ... there's another pool that says Halong is burning in 50+ 100+? PH of miners.
I gotta wonder why they are helping Halong scam their customers ...
Who has a datacentre that can burn in 6000+ plus miners for weeks ... burn in doesn't take that long ...
full member
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#takeminingback
Kano, have you noticed any significant changes in the hashrate from Canaan???
It went down? Smiley

Thanx. I can only check the stats page on my PC, as it usually crashes the browser on my tablet. I was curious.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Kano, have you noticed any significant changes in the hashrate from Canaan???
It went down? Smiley
full member
Activity: 350
Merit: 158
#takeminingback
Kano, have you noticed any significant changes in the hashrate from Canaan???
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Looks like luckyant and dimavoronin might be makin' a go at some of that BTC giveaway...

I just noticed while looking into why the pool hashrate looked low.
luckyant is a common failover to the pool
member
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1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Looks like luckyant and dimavoronin might be makin' a go at some of that BTC giveaway...

I just noticed while looking into why the pool hashrate looked low.
legendary
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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Yes I just deleted a post ... if you want someone to contact you about buying or selling - ask for PM replies only.
copper member
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Math doesn't care what you believe.
they even called me and if I look at the phone number: +7 952 815 ... then this number is in Russia Krasnodar Territory, the company tele2, when I told them that they are swindlers, and I will wait only for an official letter from the company bitmain ... Well, here's the letter came ... Grin

The problem goes back to the early days of the Internet when SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) was defined.  The "to:" and "from:" fields are actually data in a mail message, not handshake stuff.  I use to fry peoples minds that didn't believe me by sending them e-mails that appeared to be from "Your Mother" or "GOD".  Thus its absolutely trivial to fake where an e-mail comes from as displayed by most mail programs.

Look at the example at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_Mail_Transfer_Protocol  and notice both the protocol "RCPT TO:" and "MAIL FROM:" that most mail checkers validate against for blantant fraud.  Then go down a bit and look at the message body, the stuff after the "DATA" protocol command.  The stuff there is what most mail programs display and its just data, you could put anything you like in there, including "[email protected]" or whatever.

I would be curious if someone that received the e-mail would look at the headers (an option turned off in most mail programs but that can be turned on) and see what the sending "MAIL FROM:" was?
newbie
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Just (another) warning for anyone who has an email address in the Bitmain database:

Again there's a scam email being sent to everyone in the Bitmain database about the S11

The subject will probably be something like "Limited Time Offer Antminer S11-1"

Remember, Bitmain's user database was stolen (yeah not unexpected from a company who shipped miners for years, after I warned them about what they'd done wrong, with enforced completely open API access to the world) and the data thief knows your name and email and probably other things about you.
they even called me and if I look at the phone number: +7 952 815 ... then this number is in Russia Krasnodar Territory, the company tele2, when I told them that they are swindlers, and I will wait only for an official letter from the company bitmain ... Well, here's the letter came ... Grin
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1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
☝Just another reason why I'm glad I never had to deal with that company!!! Ha!!!
Yeah, really. Avalon-4-Life!
full member
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#takeminingback
☝Just another reason why I'm glad I never had to deal with that company!!! Ha!!!
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Just (another) warning for anyone who has an email address in the Bitmain database:

Again there's a scam email being sent to everyone in the Bitmain database about the S11

The subject will probably be something like "Limited Time Offer Antminer S11-1"

Remember, Bitmain's user database was stolen (yeah not unexpected from a company who shipped miners for years, after I warned them about what they'd done wrong, with enforced completely open API access to the world) and the data thief knows your name and email and probably other things about you.
legendary
Activity: 4634
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
Kano/others:

Did anyone else notice that it doesn't seem like the Shifts & Shift Graph are updating?
I was noticing the same thing...it's been about 6 hours since the last point on the chart.
I'm sure if Kano was awake, he'd put us all at ease based on the fact that cgminer and the Worker page shows us that mining is A-OK!

MINE ON (more blocks, though, please)!

Yes, work is being accepted as expected.  The Worker Shift graph is just a tool for us and not the pool itself so all is well with mining Cheesy

I noticed that the Shifts page is stuck as well. Grin
Fixed Smiley
The shifts process was 'off' by default due to the performance problems on the old server recently, to avoid restart resource failures.
I had to turn it on after the KDB restart - but during the problems with the corrupt file and having to run multiple KDB restarts to find and fix the problem, I missed switching the flag on.

Shifts are all there now - and thanks for that reminding me to set it back to 'on' by default Smiley

Edit: you'll notice that the "acw54 wakaba" shift shows a low hash rate for everyone.
That's of course due to the hash rate being a calculation based on time, but there was an extended period of mining outage for everyone during that shift, so it's ok, the same for everyone, that's when the pool was offline.

Edit2: to see the numbers are correct for everyone who had their miners configured pointing at the pool normally for that shift:
Mining stopped at around 10:56 UTC +/- a minute due to the ckpool crash taking a while to stop and corrupting the log file Tongue
The shift started before that at 10:28 UTC and was ~97 minutes long (~59 minutes of outage until the new shift started) - so you'd expect your hash rate to be roughly (10:56-10:28)/97 i.e. 28/97 or ~0.289 of your normal hash rate.
newbie
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Alright, folks, were at 100%, so I 'expect' a block any second now!

Get those dancin' shoes ready, Rifleman!!! Grin


On it!!!
Dance on and mine on... Smiley
newbie
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anyone selling 350$ coupons?? need to buy 5 more s9 for the pool.... pm me please
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4 s9's 2 821's
Alright, folks, were at 100%, so I 'expect' a block any second now!

Get those dancin' shoes ready, Rifleman!!! Grin


On it!!!
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1032
Carl, aka Sonny :)
Kano/others:

Did anyone else notice that it doesn't seem like the Shifts & Shift Graph are updating?
I was noticing the same thing...it's been about 6 hours since the last point on the chart.
I'm sure if Kano was awake, he'd put us all at ease based on the fact that cgminer and the Worker page shows us that mining is A-OK!

MINE ON (more blocks, though, please)!

Yes, work is being accepted as expected.  The Worker Shift graph is just a tool for us and not the pool itself so all is well with mining Cheesy

I noticed that the Shifts page is stuck as well. Grin
member
Activity: 490
Merit: 16
1xA921 + 1xA741 + Backup-->1xA6 ;)
Kano/others:

Did anyone else notice that it doesn't seem like the Shifts & Shift Graph are updating?
I was noticing the same thing...it's been about 6 hours since the last point on the chart.
I'm sure if Kano was awake, he'd put us all at ease based on the fact that cgminer and the Worker page shows us that mining is A-OK!

MINE ON (more blocks, though, please)!
legendary
Activity: 1736
Merit: 1032
Carl, aka Sonny :)
Kano/others:

Did anyone else notice that it doesn't seem like the Shifts & Shift Graph are updating?

I was noticing the same thing...it's been about 6 hours since the last point on the chart.
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