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kano

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Quote from: Jake36 on September 06, 2015, 05:45:03 PM

Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 06, 2015, 05:06:10 PM

The frontend has been down for a while, i believe? CKPool Monitor hasn't updated any data for about an hour so i'm guessing the API is down along with the frontend.

Yes, was just checking on 1 setup and it had switched over to solo-ck, so checked the S3+ and it's switched also, saying kano pool is dead.

Same as above.
PM me your IP ... but I'd doubt that I'd have hit your miner ...

kano

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Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 06, 2015, 05:06:10 PM

The frontend has been down for a while, i believe? CKPool Monitor hasn't updated any data for about an hour so i'm guessing the API is down along with the frontend.

Depends on your IP address that you use to access the site.
I randomly put blocks on certain high I/O IP addresses.
PM me the IP address you are using to access and I'll check.

Jake36

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Quote from: VirosaGITS on September 06, 2015, 05:06:10 PM

The frontend has been down for a while, i believe? CKPool Monitor hasn't updated any data for about an hour so i'm guessing the API is down along with the frontend.

Yes, was just checking on 1 setup and it had switched over to solo-ck, so checked the S3+ and it's switched also, saying kano pool is dead.

VirosaGITS

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The frontend has been down for a while, i believe? CKPool Monitor hasn't updated any data for about an hour so i'm guessing the API is down along with the frontend.

kano

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Quote from: gecox22 on September 05, 2015, 09:06:25 PM

Quote from: kano on September 05, 2015, 05:38:40 PM

Quote from: Biffa on September 05, 2015, 10:53:58 AM

Yay one of my puppies found another block on the 2nd.. I think thats like 3 now Cheesy

Also like it when we find blocks fast when the hashrate is low, much nicer getting bigger chunks of the pie Cheesy

Thanks kano for running an awesome pool.

The Pool->Acclaim page says you've found 4 Cheesy

350247, 355076, 359857, 372741

Payout 373063 sent
be940570db7a074686b71fcc8c2a3fb16a3f0038183e1c5eb9007bfbd17b9586
and confirmed

OK I gotta ask when he found 4 blocks does that mean he got 25 btc's minus fees per block?

No, it's a pool using PPLNS.

gecox22

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Activity: 778

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Quote from: kano on September 05, 2015, 05:38:40 PM

Quote from: Biffa on September 05, 2015, 10:53:58 AM

Yay one of my puppies found another block on the 2nd.. I think thats like 3 now Cheesy

Also like it when we find blocks fast when the hashrate is low, much nicer getting bigger chunks of the pie Cheesy

Thanks kano for running an awesome pool.

The Pool->Acclaim page says you've found 4 Cheesy

350247, 355076, 359857, 372741

Payout 373063 sent
be940570db7a074686b71fcc8c2a3fb16a3f0038183e1c5eb9007bfbd17b9586
and confirmed

OK I gotta ask when he found 4 blocks does that mean he got 25 btc's minus fees per block?

kano

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: Biffa on September 05, 2015, 10:53:58 AM

Yay one of my puppies found another block on the 2nd.. I think thats like 3 now Cheesy

Also like it when we find blocks fast when the hashrate is low, much nicer getting bigger chunks of the pie Cheesy

Thanks kano for running an awesome pool.

The Pool->Acclaim page says you've found 4 Cheesy

350247, 355076, 359857, 372741

Payout 373063 sent
be940570db7a074686b71fcc8c2a3fb16a3f0038183e1c5eb9007bfbd17b9586
and confirmed

Biffa

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Yay one of my puppies found another block on the 2nd.. I think thats like 3 now Cheesy

Also like it when we find blocks fast when the hashrate is low, much nicer getting bigger chunks of the pie Cheesy

Thanks kano for running an awesome pool.

Jake36

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Activity: 331

Merit: 250

Quote from: Dmc123dmc on September 05, 2015, 03:48:06 AM

Quote from: kano on September 04, 2015, 07:43:52 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Restart completed and block found

I tried out Mint a few years ago to tread the waters with linux. I believe version 12 possibly?! That version didn't have drivers for AMD GPU's at the time over HDMI so i worked around with some old PC speakers instead of relying on HDMI. Do you know if this is still the case as i liked the look and feel of Mint.

I'm using Mint 17.1 with an older LCD monitor (no HDMI) and lower end AMD video card.

To see if your card works try searching the mint forums. http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewforum.php?f=49

It's been a while since I looked, but think there is a way to use the AMD drivers.

Dmc123dmc

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Time is the one thing you can't run from

Quote from: kano on September 04, 2015, 07:43:52 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Another ckdb restart - again as usual no miners are expected to be affected since ckpool isn't/wasn't restarted.

Anyone wondering about how long it takes, at the moment to load the entire history of the pool and then do a catch up on the last hour or two back to the state it was when I stopped ckdb, and then rolling forward to the current point in time, takes about 13 minutes.

This change fixes the block stats "Age" field (and renames it "Time")
The field states how long it took to find the number of blocks so e.g. the last 5 blocks includes the time it took to find the 5th one and not the time since the last one was found (the time since the last block is in the page header of course)

I also added a red line on the shift page showing the start of the last payout.
Thus below that line shifts can not get any more rewards.
Some of the trailing shifts above the red line also will not get rewards as time since the last block increases, but none below can.

Restart completed and block found

I tried out Mint a few years ago to tread the waters with linux. I believe version 12 possibly?! That version didn't have drivers for AMD GPU's at the time over HDMI so i worked around with some old PC speakers instead of relying on HDMI. Do you know if this is still the case as i liked the look and feel of Mint.

thedreamer

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Go Big or Go Home.....

Quote from: kano on September 04, 2015, 07:43:52 PM

Restart completed and block found

Thank You, and told ya.. Grin

Keep restarting the pool every 12 hours and our luck will go up. Wink

gecox22

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Maybe we should retard more often??? Well if being retarded get us more blocks have at it..

VirosaGITS

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Quote from: kano on September 04, 2015, 07:43:52 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Another ckdb restart - again as usual no miners are expected to be affected since ckpool isn't/wasn't restarted.

Anyone wondering about how long it takes, at the moment to load the entire history of the pool and then do a catch up on the last hour or two back to the state it was when I stopped ckdb, and then rolling forward to the current point in time, takes about 13 minutes.

This change fixes the block stats "Age" field (and renames it "Time")
The field states how long it took to find the number of blocks so e.g. the last 5 blocks includes the time it took to find the 5th one and not the time since the last one was found (the time since the last block is in the page header of course)

I also added a red line on the shift page showing the start of the last payout.
Thus below that line shifts can not get any more rewards.
Some of the trailing shifts above the red line also will not get rewards as time since the last block increases, but none below can.

Restart completed and block found

Hmmmm maybe you should restart* more often? Tongue

kano

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Activity: 4592

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Linux since 1997 RedHat 4

Quote from: ?? on ??

Another ckdb restart - again as usual no miners are expected to be affected since ckpool isn't/wasn't restarted.

Anyone wondering about how long it takes, at the moment to load the entire history of the pool and then do a catch up on the last hour or two back to the state it was when I stopped ckdb, and then rolling forward to the current point in time, takes about 13 minutes.

This change fixes the block stats "Age" field (and renames it "Time")
The field states how long it took to find the number of blocks so e.g. the last 5 blocks includes the time it took to find the 5th one and not the time since the last one was found (the time since the last block is in the page header of course)

I also added a red line on the shift page showing the start of the last payout.
Thus below that line shifts can not get any more rewards.
Some of the trailing shifts above the red line also will not get rewards as time since the last block increases, but none below can.

Restart completed and block found

aarons6

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Quote from: Dmc123dmc on September 04, 2015, 07:24:28 AM

Hi Kano, I have a question thats not really Bitcoin related but as you are a programmer/linux user i wandered if you could point me in the right direction? With the advent of windows 10 with its built in backdoor and keylogger type software thats for our benefit and the new patches for windows 7 (I currently use) that will install the same/similar software. Angry

I know its in the form of an update that can be hidden such as the free windows 10 update that i made hidden but then became magically un-hidden and wanted to be installed. I feel these 2 things could be used by hackers in the future to gain access to my wallet maybe? In any case i want to make the jump to Linux so my question is this. Which is the best distro for combined usability and security? (I know one may trade off against the other)

if you are new to linux, linux MINT is geared towards newbies.. it has full ui and installer.
you can check it out..

http://www.linuxmint.com/

as Kano said, XFCE is really nice.. they have a mint with xfce built in.
its on the bottom of the download page.

Dmc123dmc

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Time is the one thing you can't run from

Thanks for the quick reply, I'm looking into xubuntu now. I will set up a dual boot configuration and test it out and get a feel for it. Hopefully Microsoft loose a lot of clients due to this and learn from it!

kano

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Quote from: Dmc123dmc on September 04, 2015, 07:24:28 AM

Hi Kano, I have a question thats not really Bitcoin related but as you are a programmer/linux user i wandered if you could point me in the right direction? With the advent of windows 10 with its built in backdoor and keylogger type software thats for our benefit and the new patches for windows 7 (I currently use) that will install the same/similar software. Angry

I know its in the form of an update that can be hidden such as the free windows 10 update that i made hidden but then became magically un-hidden and wanted to be installed. I feel these 2 things could be used by hackers in the future to gain access to my wallet maybe? In any case i want to make the jump to Linux so my question is this. Which is the best distro for combined usability and security? (I know one may trade off against the other)

I'd suggest xubuntu
Linux in general is quite secure.

xubuntu is ubuntu with xfce, and ubuntu is a derivative of debian.
The xfce window manager is my own preference but tends to be simple and less annoying than others IMO.

It's simple to install and I run it and I use it and ubuntu server with no problems building/compiling any bitcoin related code I use
(cgminer, ckpool, bitcoind)

It doesn't automatically update stuff for you so you have to keep an eye on that yourself.

Dmc123dmc

member

Activity: 70

Merit: 10

Time is the one thing you can't run from

Hi Kano, I have a question thats not really Bitcoin related but as you are a programmer/linux user i wandered if you could point me in the right direction? With the advent of windows 10 with its built in backdoor and keylogger type software thats for our benefit and the new patches for windows 7 (I currently use) that will install the same/similar software. Angry

I know its in the form of an update that can be hidden such as the free windows 10 update that i made hidden but then became magically un-hidden and wanted to be installed. I feel these 2 things could be used by hackers in the future to gain access to my wallet maybe? In any case i want to make the jump to Linux so my question is this. Which is the best distro for combined usability and security? (I know one may trade off against the other)

CapnBDL

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Activity: 1064

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MOBU

So I have my 1+TH back online with a little $ help from a friend. It's not the best equipment for handling mining & lightning problems but... Besides, at the rate I've been going thru this stuff, maybe a little less $ is better!

Happy Mining & Luck Pool!

Cool

innerchaos

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It is summer here and most of mine dont like to go over 393.

Anything higher and they seem to have hash values that go high then so low that its more beneficial to just lower the frequency and keep it stable.

I have 2 that I cant take over 362 or they just seem to drop in hash rate...

all I can suggest is take your problem children and lower their freq until you find a happy spot.

I don't think it is the same problem you are having but I had a weird one.
I had a bad network switch that kept causing some of my miners to stop hashing altogether. I kept coming home to random miners at zero hash rate.. and kept trying different things over a couple of weeks until I replaced the network switch on a whim and that solved it.

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