Topic: mining problem (Read 1538 times)

What are you on?  You've made exactly three posts on the forums, and no other one in this thread.  I read your other two posts and they are as nonsensical as this one.  Try actually stating your problem.  If that problem is not related to the original poster's question, then make your own thread for it.

The best way to accomplish this would be to make your own pool for the coin you wish to solo.  MPOS pools can be setup pretty quickly on a Linux VM.  Then point the rented rig to your pool just like you would point it to any other.  As notlist3d stated, Mr. Lee's dragons can be rented and he gives you direct access to them as if you had the hardware on your own local network.

same problem i mention before~,

It depends on service.  I rent one of my machines on a website that has a interface that let's users pick pool and relay's it to machine.

The other thing I do i rent some machines of Mr. Lee.  You are given a IP for dragon or a2, depending on rental (currently out of a2's).  With this IP it gives you the interface of the machine just like it was on your network.  You log into a IP with credential's given and set up miner as if it was on your network. ( https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wwweasy2minecom-miner-rentals-dragon-1t-btc-minera2-90mh-on-hold-637460 )

In the BFGminer interface in the column under the block being worked on my" AS:-1 is that something I should be worried about. It used to read AS:0 or AS:1 now its at -1 to 0. My shares have dropped by 20% Im wondering if its even submitting shares? Im running BFGMiner 4.4.0 got it mining at BTC Guild with 11 ice fury and a rockminer with a Antminer S1 all pointed at the same pool

In most cases you either get remote access to the rented rig so you can configure it yourself to mine on a pool as your worker. Or the person you rent from configures it accordingly.

In order to solo mine you'd need to setup a stratum pool that is connected to your wallet. Guides on that can be found in the mining subforum.

The stratum-proxy that was mentioned in the post before is not made for solo mining. I found according posts myself when learning about solo mining but those are plain and simply wrong and written by people that are uninformed themselves. To elaborate on that: stratum is a protocol to split up mining work among connected miners. It is faster and less bandwidth intensive as the old getwork protocol (the original protocol implemented in the bitcoin-core client). However in earlier days there were miners that could only use the getwork protocol. The startum proxy was used to connect such miners and enable them to work with mining pools that used the stratum protocol.

Nowadays every miner can use stratum thus this stratum-proxy isn't needed anymore.

Last but not least some advice:

If you have the money available that is needed to rent a rig that is powerful enough for solo mining you are better off taking that money and buying bitcoin directly.

I doubt though that you have that much money so my advice is that your make your live easy and if you insist on mining then you should definetly mine on a pool instead of solo.

I know that I see somewhere that it is possible if you make a stratum proxy (maybe this -> https://github.com/slush0/stratum-mining-proxy), but can't provide useful link, because can't find it at the moment.

if i rent a rig  for others , how could i solo a coin with his rig and use my own wallet

it is possible ? please help thanks