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Whats that do...use your home wiring? Cost and where to find?

Try a powerline product.

I've been using that for years to get to my garage that is two floors down below me in the building basement and no wifi or cable access except that the power in the garage is on my circuit breaker here upstairs so they are connected.
(I upgraded it once in all that time to a new faster one)
My home internet also uses that due to where the adsl telephone line is.

on my setup i use a linksys router set to bridged mode that hooks up wirelessly to the comcast router in another room..
then the 3 s3s and 1 s5 i have are plugged into the linksys router with cat5.

Thanks appreciated
Yeah I sent the payout shortly before I went to sleep but it hadn't confirmed yet so I hadn't posted it here yet.

Thank You...won't be a problem then.

Damn...might have been wrong question. Here..let me tell ya what is happening: Need to move farm to the garage. Picked up an s4 to add to the pool. I have cable TV out there already to feed the router but must locate equipment across the room. (that's where the power is) so.....I either have to extend the cable TV and place router over where equipment will be or use alot of network cable. Ideas pool?? Real problem is gonna be; How do I keep this stuff cool. Moving the S3+ & S4. The little r-Box110s need a computer, so those stay in my front room /w computer. I'm in FL and the garage does heat up...I don't have the answer for that yet. Again...ideas? Told ya it was pool related...lol

Confirmed, thanks Kano + CK, your pool and never ending work is appreciated.

Under 300feet is best.

OK...I know this is off subject but it will matter to the pool later- How long can you run CAT cable before you have to put a signal booster in the line?

Thanks for responce, sorry for asking i just checked rewards and not shifts and dates prior to posting question,and i have wasted your time.

Yep coz you only mined in one shift in the payout range of the block.

Block 356299 paid from (of course) the block shift
 "4kwcn darkchii 2015-05-13 20:59:23+00"
back to
 "4jrpb felli 2015-05-06 21:47:25+00"

If you check your Shifts page, you'll see that you didn't mine in that whole range except to submit 1 share in shift "4khm5 nodoka 2015-05-11 10:32:23+00" with a diff of 515
The rest are all zero

If you were mining to the pool, maybe you used another account, or mined to an address
(or were mining at some other pool for those 7 days?)

i would like to know if it is normal for my n diff. to go from 234.973M to 515 from the previous block the present block?

I restarted ckdb 15 minutes ago with some updates to allow adjusting a payout.
I've done the adjustment, so you should see it's all now 0.5045% higher for the block 356299 rewards - ready for when it comes due.

My miners will be here on this pool until they are sold.  Thanks CK & Kano for the work that you do.

... and the reward shows the unadjusted amount - I'll sort out that and regenerate it with the extra 0.5%
Our block was only 10s after the previous one - so quite small and not many fees in it ... but NOT zero transactions

I asked for an optimal configuration asic's, only, better mining one better for all.

Just did a ckpool restart - no problems - just a restart to reinitialise it since it's been running since just before the end of the problems were solved.

Well the data/log disk is only 1TB, everything is backed up and archived off to another server that has 2TB
(and to my home also ... that has a 5TB disk that stores that data)
All raid1 of course.
That 1TB I keep at around 90% (and compession of each day is about 3% down to about 0.4% plus I discard old ckdb logs since they are duplicate of the ckpool logs - but they are kept on the backups)
The main system disk is raid1 SSD 240GB that's still well under 50% and grows ever so slowly
The main server itself has 24 CPU threads, 0 is always busy, the rest are mostly idle. Total usage is close to 5%

I recently heard from another pool owner how they considered raid1 a waste of time ... but disks fail often and having to recover everything when that happens is time consuming and a PITA - of course you also have active backup - but that should be a 2nd choice, not the only choice if a disk fails.
With raid1, if one disk fails, it keeps running and then you need to follow up fast and replace the failed disk just in case it's pal decides to die on you also.
If both go down, then you have to rely on your backups. But if only one, then the system just keeps going until you do a quick shutdown/replace/reboot for the dead disk. Optimal would be to have a 3rd disk instead of just 2, (like I do now at home thanks the the generosity of pool members when I had my double raid1 failure back in january) but maybe I'll consider that if the pool ever gets a lot bigger and I can afford it
With 3 disks, you keep the 3rd as an active spare and can swap it in immediately if one of the other 2 fails, so you always have 2 except during the swap in. You keep the 3rd one as a spare so that it's not in use and thus will have completely different life characteristics to the others.

... and anyone watching the pool - I restarted ckdb 45 minutes ago when doing a system update - it updated the main DB (postgresql) and that shutdown, restarted so ckdb had to do the same.

What is more important for profit Shares or Avg. share? For example 700 shares and 5300 Avg. share or 400 Shares and 8000 Avg. share?

Kind of curious, how much disk space is required to run this pool?

Kudos to you for keeping our pool chugging along, and also for explaining the who/what/where/why to us all!