Topic: KanoPool kano.is lowest 0.9% fee 🐈 since 2014 - Worldwide - 2432 blocks - page 2142. (Read 5352067 times)
March 06, 2015, 12:02:49 PM
Why don't the amounts I'm receiving as listed by "bitcoin-cli listtransactions" match the payments listed in https://kano.is/index.php?k=payments ?
March 06, 2015, 09:20:54 AM
Nice! 2.54%. 
No, linux is the only stable OS.
linux or doze ? i have left button copy, middle/right paste (depends on linux/doze) ... ?
You mean there is some other reliable operating system other than linux? No, linux is the only stable OS.
March 06, 2015, 09:01:25 AM
linux or doze ? i have left button copy, middle/right paste (depends on linux/doze) ... ?
You mean there is some other reliable operating system other than linux? 
March 06, 2015, 07:45:14 AM
blocks!!
I probably shouldn't admit this 
But after that 2nd block I accidentally killed ckdb in my elation to copy-paste the console message
... Shift-Ctrl-C copy text ... vs ... Ctrl-C abort program ... missed the shift key ...
Anyway - means ckdb had a restart so for a few minutes the web page had the usual ? stats while ckdb restarts.
I do something like that. This mac mini has a vm and I run a few usb sticks on it. So I open the vm look at the sticks and see if it is running when I click to reduce it to the task bar I hit the x and not the minus . so I shut down the vm and back to the beginning. Does not matter much now since whats 12gh who cares, but back in the day I had 16x 4gb sticks and 64gh plus btc was 1000 bucks and it would not always restart.
March 06, 2015, 07:29:20 AM
linux or doze ? i have left button copy, middle/right paste (depends on linux/doze) ... ?
March 06, 2015, 06:52:24 AM
blocks!!
I probably shouldn't admit this But after that 2nd block I accidentally killed ckdb in my elation to copy-paste the console message
... Shift-Ctrl-C copy text ... vs ... Ctrl-C abort program ... missed the shift key ...
Anyway - means ckdb had a restart so for a few minutes the web page had the usual ? stats while ckdb restarts.
March 06, 2015, 06:34:03 AM
blocks!!
March 06, 2015, 06:33:38 AM
346411 and 346415 stay here
March 06, 2015, 02:17:13 AM
Payout 346279 sent
4406f1e655234ed2efa082b6b34440608b222b5ebc725961709383d2158c6c06
and confirmed
4406f1e655234ed2efa082b6b34440608b222b5ebc725961709383d2158c6c06
and confirmed
March 05, 2015, 11:40:08 PM
Payout 346251 sent
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
thanks it is good to see it .
we need more blocks Asap
Are you gambling again?
March 05, 2015, 11:26:31 PM
Payout 346251 sent
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
thanks it is good to see it .
we need more blocks Asap
Are you gambling again?
March 05, 2015, 11:20:07 PM
Payout 346251 sent
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
thanks it is good to see it .
we need more blocks Asap
March 05, 2015, 09:18:13 PM
Payout 346251 sent
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
9536c28b00adaf10559b31b9e34fef58ea677cb25a15428517b05bf61d1f34a7
and confirmed
(Payout 346176 was also sent 'last night' just before I went to bed
0a8937e659e3ff934cb77e278ed69b831085206f1bf31139c53b5eacabdd40bf
and confirmed later)
March 05, 2015, 07:45:34 PM
Your (old address) shares will not show up in your (new) user account, they are under the address account (which you can't login to)
However, the total payout will still be the same as if you hadn't changed anything.
Each share you submit gets paid the same way no matter how many accounts you have and no matter how many addresses you have.
Edit: well to clarify that some more: a share submitted at time X will get paid a fixed amount depending on the shift it is in.
It doesn't matter who submitted it.
... and all shares in a shift get paid the same ratio based on their difficulty.
Makes perfect sense, thank you.
March 05, 2015, 07:09:27 PM
346279 stays here
How do you know you hit the block?
When you login it shows the workername that found the block.
If you mean 'block':
Well - the blocks page on the web site
March 05, 2015, 06:22:09 PM
346279 stays here
How do you know you hit the block?
March 05, 2015, 04:33:26 PM
Is cgminer authenticating securely when it does ./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.is:3333 -u Kano.worker -p x ?
I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
Never use the same password for your worker on cgminer as the website password. ckpool doesn't even use the worker password so dont even bother sending one.I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
ah, thanks, for some reason I thought it was using the same login
March 05, 2015, 03:49:02 PM
Woo block!
I think my question got skipped over, could someone kindly answer?
I did receive a payment yesterday, so not sure if this was from the mining I was doing with just the address, or from when I switched over to my account user name. Since both are pointed at the same BTC address I cannot tell.
Your (old address) shares will not show up in your (new) user account, they are under the address account (which you can't login to)I started mining to the pool using just a bitcoin address, but have since registered an account on the web site. If I link that same btc address to my account and then mine using my account name, will my shares carry over to the account, or will I lose my shares mined?
I think my question got skipped over, could someone kindly answer?
I did receive a payment yesterday, so not sure if this was from the mining I was doing with just the address, or from when I switched over to my account user name. Since both are pointed at the same BTC address I cannot tell.
However, the total payout will still be the same as if you hadn't changed anything.
Each share you submit gets paid the same way no matter how many accounts you have and no matter how many addresses you have.
Edit: well to clarify that some more: a share submitted at time X will get paid a fixed amount depending on the shift it is in.
It doesn't matter who submitted it.
... and all shares in a shift get paid the same ratio based on their difficulty.
March 05, 2015, 03:34:06 PM
Is cgminer authenticating securely when it does ./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.is:3333 -u Kano.worker -p x ?
I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
Never use the same password for your worker on cgminer as the website password. ckpool doesn't even use the worker password so dont even bother sending one. I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
March 05, 2015, 03:12:03 PM
Is cgminer authenticating securely when it does ./cgminer -o stratum+tcp://stratum.kano.is:3333 -u Kano.worker -p x ?
I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
I'm wondering if someone could sniff the password on the wire, then login to the web interface and change the payout address?
I don't have enough hashing power for it to matter much if someone were to do that to me, just curious, and I try to use ssl if available whenever I'm sending passwords.
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