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legendary
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Ummm...U pick those names out yourself there...?
I had to add a letter on the end of the shift marker names to ensure they were unique
Each of those descriptions is "end of previous shift++" to "end of this shift"

Then I though about it and decided adding names for each letter made them easy to read and order and identify
Yes they are all anime girl names Smiley
(took me a day to choose them all coz although most were easy to decide, a few letters I had to spend some time looking for a character I actually knew)
https://bitbucket.org/ckolivas/ckpool/src/b584cd06548833fea839db0bca64fec73cb4bf64/src/ckdb.c?at=master#cl-1809
legendary
Activity: 966
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Ummm...U pick those names out yourself there...?
sr. member
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I have allot of really low difficulty share submits past 24 hrs. Statistically lopsided. Very disappointing.
The difficulty makes no difference, it's the sum of (shares x difficulties)
If I look at the last 10 shifts for you:

Code:
                  shift description                         |   sum   | wids |              end              |     elapsed     |       ghs        
------------------------------------------------------------+---------+------+-------------------------------+-----------------+------------------
 Shift fin: 42gd9 yuno++ to Shift fin: 42gjr zekken         | 4658176 |   99 | 2015-01-28 13:46:41.825208+11 | 00:46:59.448867 | 7095.96609932494
 Shift fin: 42gjr zekken++ to Shift fin: 42gqb akatsuki     | 4600832 |   99 | 2015-01-28 14:34:12.155111+11 | 00:47:30.329903 | 6932.67925007286
 Shift fin: 42gqb akatsuki++ to Shift fin: 42gw5 belldandy  | 4786176 |   99 | 2015-01-28 15:23:42.757208+11 | 00:49:30.602097 | 6919.96730685002
 Shift fin: 42gw5 belldandy++ to Shift fin: 42h3p charlotte | 4495360 |   99 | 2015-01-28 16:11:12.608706+11 | 00:47:29.851498 | 6774.88781338127
 Shift fin: 42h3p charlotte++ to Shift fin: 42h9c darkchii  | 4755456 |   99 | 2015-01-28 16:59:12.230622+11 | 00:47:59.621916 | 7092.78113355176
 Shift fin: 42h9c darkchii++ to Shift fin: 42het elen       | 4597760 |   99 | 2015-01-28 17:46:12.38535+11  | 00:47:00.154728 | 7002.17922045055
 Shift fin: 42het elen++ to Shift fin: 42hmb felli          | 4395008 |   99 | 2015-01-28 18:33:12.763788+11 | 00:47:00.378438 | 6692.86623785285
 Shift fin: 42hmb felli++ to Shift fin: 42hrx gin           | 4617216 |   99 | 2015-01-28 19:21:12.871809+11 | 00:48:00.108021 | 6885.4333149916
 Shift fin: 42hrx gin++ to Shift fin: 42hxk hitagi          | 4600832 |   99 | 2015-01-28 20:09:13.049496+11 | 00:48:00.177687 | 6860.83468515888
 Shift fin: 42hxk hitagi++ to Shift fin: 42j4x ichiko       | 4452352 |   99 | 2015-01-28 20:54:42.813966+11 | 00:45:29.76447  | 7005.25867357347

Hash rate has been pretty similar.
They what you expect?


MOre or less thanks

----Edit More specifically my best share sucks past 24 hrs.   
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I have allot of really low difficulty share submits past 24 hrs. Statistically lopsided. Very disappointing.
The difficulty makes no difference, it's the sum of (shares x difficulties)
If I look at the last 10 shifts for you:

Code:
                  shift description                         |   sum   | wids |              end              |     elapsed     |       ghs        
------------------------------------------------------------+---------+------+-------------------------------+-----------------+------------------
 Shift fin: 42gd9 yuno++ to Shift fin: 42gjr zekken         | 4658176 |   99 | 2015-01-28 13:46:41.825208+11 | 00:46:59.448867 | 7095.96609932494
 Shift fin: 42gjr zekken++ to Shift fin: 42gqb akatsuki     | 4600832 |   99 | 2015-01-28 14:34:12.155111+11 | 00:47:30.329903 | 6932.67925007286
 Shift fin: 42gqb akatsuki++ to Shift fin: 42gw5 belldandy  | 4786176 |   99 | 2015-01-28 15:23:42.757208+11 | 00:49:30.602097 | 6919.96730685002
 Shift fin: 42gw5 belldandy++ to Shift fin: 42h3p charlotte | 4495360 |   99 | 2015-01-28 16:11:12.608706+11 | 00:47:29.851498 | 6774.88781338127
 Shift fin: 42h3p charlotte++ to Shift fin: 42h9c darkchii  | 4755456 |   99 | 2015-01-28 16:59:12.230622+11 | 00:47:59.621916 | 7092.78113355176
 Shift fin: 42h9c darkchii++ to Shift fin: 42het elen       | 4597760 |   99 | 2015-01-28 17:46:12.38535+11  | 00:47:00.154728 | 7002.17922045055
 Shift fin: 42het elen++ to Shift fin: 42hmb felli          | 4395008 |   99 | 2015-01-28 18:33:12.763788+11 | 00:47:00.378438 | 6692.86623785285
 Shift fin: 42hmb felli++ to Shift fin: 42hrx gin           | 4617216 |   99 | 2015-01-28 19:21:12.871809+11 | 00:48:00.108021 | 6885.4333149916
 Shift fin: 42hrx gin++ to Shift fin: 42hxk hitagi          | 4600832 |   99 | 2015-01-28 20:09:13.049496+11 | 00:48:00.177687 | 6860.83468515888
 Shift fin: 42hxk hitagi++ to Shift fin: 42j4x ichiko       | 4452352 |   99 | 2015-01-28 20:54:42.813966+11 | 00:45:29.76447  | 7005.25867357347

Hash rate has been pretty similar.
They what you expect?
sr. member
Activity: 440
Merit: 250
I have allot of really low difficulty share submits past 24 hrs. Statistically lopsided. Very disappointing.
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1000
For those of you who might have been hoping I'd hurry up and not take so long to do something about iPads and iPhones ...
I've modifed the menu to be a simple double row of tap-able boxes on any device that says it's an iP*
Thus the menus should now, hopefully, be completely usable for everyone.

Yes its now working on my iPhone! Ty
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
For those of you who might have been hoping I'd hurry up and not take so long to do something about iPads and iPhones ...
I've modifed the menu to be a simple double row of tap-able boxes on any device that says it's an iP*
Thus the menus should now, hopefully, be completely usable for everyone.
legendary
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https://gliph.me/hUF
[...]
West Coast Server?
I) do not see locations by the server info on the website?
[...]

It seems hosted at Versaweb. The Nevada location. Geolocators also point that way.
sr. member
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Sloopy can you ping the pool from your internet router or server?

I am in Southern Nevada so pretty much next door to the west coast server.  Pings for me range in the mid to low 40s when I have sent them.  So far,  less then .20 invalids sometimes lower.  S5s range .25 to .35 rejected shares, the Spondoolies stuff is getting .07 to .17 invalid shares here.

  

West Coast Server?
I) do not see locations by the server info on the website?

Ping statistics for :
    Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
    Minimum = 76ms, Maximum = 78ms, Average = 77ms

Kano mentioned it a few times its based on the West coast. You should get good results with anything under 100ms
hero member
Activity: 700
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905210.msg
Sloopy can you ping the pool from your internet router or server?

I am in Southern Nevada so pretty much next door to the west coast server.  Pings for me range in the mid to low 40s when I have sent them.  So far,  less then .20 invalids sometimes lower.  S5s range .25 to .35 rejected shares, the Spondoolies stuff is getting .07 to .17 invalid shares here.

  

West Coast Server?
I) do not see locations by the server info on the website?

Ping statistics for :
    Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
    Minimum = 76ms, Maximum = 78ms, Average = 77ms
sr. member
Activity: 440
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Sloopy can you ping the pool from your internet router or server?

I am in Southern Nevada so pretty much next door to the west coast server.  Pings for me range in the mid to low 40s when I have sent them.  So far,  less then .20 invalids sometimes lower.  S5s range .25 to .35 rejected shares, the Spondoolies stuff is getting .07 to .17 invalid shares here.

  
hero member
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=905210.msg
What is the best way to check my latency, or should I be more concerned with shares and forget anything else?

I will admit, I am a sucker for giveaways. Especially if they are a big deal, but they can be an OK deal and I am still Yeah! lets go!
and I have considerable respect for the time you guys put in this software, the help for the community, etc etc, I'm not gonna be no kiss-ass yeah harumph, anyway Smiley

I pointed a couple of S3s here, freshly rebooted.
I made some adjustments to a few things.

I updated / downgraded 1 Standard S3, unknown batch to 10-24 firmware and set freq-volt to 225/720
I follow Pekatete, and I do not know if the volt regs are working in these units off the top of my head at the moment, but I know how to tell. I only know they hash right now.

The other S3 I pointed to your fine pool is on 12-19 firmware and set freq-volt to 225/0000 <- My understanding is this runs a 'default' voltage for the frequency.

I tried to make sure the 4 units I ended up involved in this little mess were of equal pairing to the best of my ability. Having said that I rub on the cases daily and know each rise and fall of the fans.

So, at the pool which I like to use quite a bit, ok ALL the time because I would never fall victim to Gambler's Fallacy (stole that from another poster here today and proud of it), could not happen.
So at this pool I took the two other S3s that somehow I decided to start screwing with. I did the firmware thing.
By the way if you are screwin with S3 firmware, deselect the box which states keep settings. Do it before you select the file you are using to update. I had it screw up if I select the file then the tick mark. Sure it is probably in my mind but it works so bite me.

2 more S3's, setup with the same firmware, power supplys cooling, possibly slightly different connection to the cable modem though. I will go into that another time, but they are all in my pocket.

I will report some simple stuff, but I know everything is luck anyway.
In one way Bitcoin is like getting in an airplane, or strapping in the largest roller-coaster in the world (which I would do in a heartbeat)
Once you are strapped in, most things are beyond your control for the duration of the trip. You may as well relax and enjoy the ride going up or down. Man what a rush ... but hang on
as its slowing down you feel the gears kick in and it starts backing up.. clicnk clicnk click click
thats the blockchain with Decent Mining and people feeding the blockchain on computers everywhere. Installing bitcoind. spreading it out. You don't have to force anything on people. If you are doing something you enjoy they will seek you out.
You MUST step to people you know and tell them whatsup from time to time, but your work speaks for you, or well your attitude.

I want to take one line to thank anyone who wrote a guide, especially Pekatete and all of the work people put in words to help with tweaking the S3s, which firmware versions do what, which version is best to run to modify the vcore, etc. Thanks.

Thank You very much for CGminer, the pool, and all things given to the community. I hope you are well taken care of so you may spend your time coding without interruptions from strange people on the internet - unless they involve coin. I need to do some coinus interuption  myself Smiley


legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
legendary
Activity: 1484
Merit: 1004
legendary
Activity: 4592
Merit: 1851
Linux since 1997 RedHat 4
I just want to know how long after a block is found will I be paid. Thanks

Probably after he gets up in the morning, it is 2am where Kano is.
It is not automatic, so there is no set time.

edit: It just showed up in my account. Maybe he doesn't sleep...

coffee, red bull  and cigs,
Pepsimax, Red Bull and ... anime? Smiley
Yeah I sent the payout after I got up, (Payout 340609 sent and confirmed) but almost every time I do a payout lately interrupts appear all around so it took a while after I woke up.
At least one of the delays this time was a block - my favourite delay - I like to check and watch the blocks at least til they get to +2
legendary
Activity: 966
Merit: 1003
https://blockchain.info/address/1KzFJddTvK9TQWsmWFKYJ9fRx9QeSATyrT?filter=2


This link is a great way to see if the block is paid, once the address has the word "Spent" in red, you know it was sent. It will show the progress to mature confirmations as well. I have this page as a shortcut on my desktop as well.
full member
Activity: 166
Merit: 100
I just want to know how long after a block is found will I be paid. Thanks

Probably after he gets up in the morning, it is 2am where Kano is.
It is not automatic, so there is no set time.

edit: It just showed up in my account. Maybe he doesn't sleep...

I keep telling you he is a android or he has more clones.... That guy never sleeps
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1000
I still haven't got paid for the last block, when do payments happen?

Patience ... it will happen as it always does. The operators also sleep (sometimes just a little bit).






I just started mining here when the 600% block was at maybe 80%?  So I am being very patient as I was with that block..haha

I just want to know how long after a block is found will I be paid. Thanks

If you go to the Pools Block list you can watch for the confirms. He pays after it gets 100 confirms. I just received my payment a few mins ago.
hero member
Activity: 777
Merit: 1003
 Grin

Did you get your email notification? What other information would you want to see in the email?

Does anyone have recommendations or feature requests for ckpoolmonitor.zachmonroe.com?
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
I just want to know how long after a block is found will I be paid. Thanks

Probably after he gets up in the morning, it is 2am where Kano is.
It is not automatic, so there is no set time.

edit: It just showed up in my account. Maybe he doesn't sleep...

coffee, red bull  and cigs,
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