Topic: [New wallet][CHA] CharityCoin - Supporting charities one coin at a time - page 14. (Read 60995 times)
March 03, 2014, 04:36:28 AM
Is anyone else having trouble with poolerino?
March 03, 2014, 12:51:19 AM
This coin looks great if all goes as planned! Why the sudden dropoff over the weekend?
March 03, 2014, 12:09:11 AM
We need some help in translating the OP to the followings languages:
SpanishThanks PresaGTA 
Italian
Chinese Thanks Leeventy
Greek
German
Hebrew
FrenchThanks PresaGTA
Hindi
Dutch
Portuguese Thanks PresaGTA
Korean
Polish
Russian
Romanian
Turkish
Scandinavian
Japanese
Please PM if you would like to help us
Eventually every language would be needed. If your language is not on the list and you would like to contribute, feel free to contact us.
Italian
Greek
German
Hebrew
Hindi
Dutch
Korean
Polish
Russian
Romanian
Turkish
Scandinavian
Japanese
Please PM if you would like to help us
Eventually every language would be needed. If your language is not on the list and you would like to contribute, feel free to contact us.
March 02, 2014, 07:09:21 PM
HashAxe is Back Online
I apologise for the inconvenience! All mined blocks have been discovered by MPOS successfully and I now have stratum back online. I can confirm blocks are coming through without trouble.
Stratum was down for approximately half an hour.
The problem occurred because I restarted the server as MPOS cronjobs were running which caused the cronjobs to finish prematurely. I now recognise the importance to ensure all cronjobs have finished and are disabled before restarting the server.
Everything is now migrated to the new software, including the block explorer.
If there are any problems unnoticed by me, please get in contact.
Thanks, and sorry once again!
Matthew
I apologise for the inconvenience! All mined blocks have been discovered by MPOS successfully and I now have stratum back online. I can confirm blocks are coming through without trouble.
Stratum was down for approximately half an hour.
The problem occurred because I restarted the server as MPOS cronjobs were running which caused the cronjobs to finish prematurely. I now recognise the importance to ensure all cronjobs have finished and are disabled before restarting the server.
Everything is now migrated to the new software, including the block explorer.
If there are any problems unnoticed by me, please get in contact.
Thanks, and sorry once again!
Matthew
March 02, 2014, 06:49:03 PM
The problem is certainly to do with MPOS's cron jobs, or at least manifests that way. It makes no sense to me at the moment.
I think stratum works fine but I shut it down for now just in case. it causes more issues.
I think stratum works fine but I shut it down for now just in case. it causes more issues.
March 02, 2014, 06:33:02 PM
IMPORTANT NOTICE
HashAxe is mining blocks but the MPOS software is not aware of them. I'm looking into the issue. Please note that if you mine on HashAxe you may not receive any coins for this period until further notice.
If anyone has any ideas, please let me know:
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1874
HashAxe is mining blocks but the MPOS software is not aware of them. I'm looking into the issue. Please note that if you mine on HashAxe you may not receive any coins for this period until further notice.
If anyone has any ideas, please let me know:
https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos/issues/1874
March 02, 2014, 05:58:54 PM
Please also note that if you have used a configuration file, please change the name of this file to charitycoin.conf. The data directory will be changed automatically but the configuration file will not. Ordinary users should not be effected and will have to do nothing except install the new wallet software.
I have updated HashAxe to the latest wallet. Please report problems if any arise.
Edit: HashAxe may be stuck on a block. Please hold whilst I investigate further.
I have updated HashAxe to the latest wallet. Please report problems if any arise.
Edit: HashAxe may be stuck on a block. Please hold whilst I investigate further.
March 02, 2014, 05:54:13 PM
We have updated our wallets.
Please ensure you download and update your wallets:
Windows wallet
Linux wallet
Apple OSX Wallet
Download from the links above or visit our website http://www.charitycoinfoundation.org/
*Please, always back up your wallet.dat file first before updating, we cannot be held responsible if you loose your coins*
Thank you all for you're ongoing support!
Please ensure you download and update your wallets:
Windows wallet
Linux wallet
Apple OSX Wallet
Download from the links above or visit our website http://www.charitycoinfoundation.org/
*Please, always back up your wallet.dat file first before updating, we cannot be held responsible if you loose your coins*
Thank you all for you're ongoing support!
March 02, 2014, 05:18:12 PM
Hey Everyone,
We are pleased to announce we have now launched our new website here: http://www.charitycoinfoundation.org/
We hope you all like it
We are pleased to announce we have now launched our new website here: http://www.charitycoinfoundation.org/
We hope you all like it
March 02, 2014, 04:45:06 PM
Wow someone buying some serious coin on swissex tonight.
March 02, 2014, 04:20:11 PM
We are now closing the poll! We clearly have a winner regarding the donation amount. Every block mined will generate a 10% donation to the charity fund. This change will come in effect on block 20400, approximately 11 days from today. Thanks for participating!
March 02, 2014, 10:07:04 AM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
It isn't a major problem, it only becomes a problem if an unscrupulous mining pool owner decides to create a fork. Since hashaxe is run by a very nice guy "MatthewLM" who is in fact part of our community and a true asset to CharityCoin I wouldn't fear of such a thing happening.
We, the pool owners never "create" a fork. You can fork a coin if you solve to much blocks in to short time, so that you build the actual chain.
Its no problem is its 1 or 2 blocks, but if you are ahead of all the other pools / solo miners, then you forked the coin.
This has nothing to do with the pool or its owner.
Poolerino.com is responsible enough to close down new registrations as soon the coin reaches 50% pool-hashrate / nethashrate for a longer period of time.
When reaching 60% we usual put a mining fee of 2% in to reduce the amount of miners
When reaching 70% 10% fee kicks in
80% we normaly close down the pool for some time.
Greetings Mike
Hey Mike,
Thank you for the explanation, looks like I have a thing or two to learn.
Thank you for all your support.
March 02, 2014, 09:49:28 AM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
It isn't a major problem, it only becomes a problem if an unscrupulous mining pool owner decides to create a fork. Since hashaxe is run by a very nice guy "MatthewLM" who is in fact part of our community and a true asset to CharityCoin I wouldn't fear of such a thing happening.
We, the pool owners never "create" a fork. You can fork a coin if you solve to much blocks in to short time, so that you build the actual chain.
Its no problem is its 1 or 2 blocks, but if you are ahead of all the other pools / solo miners, then you forked the coin.
This has nothing to do with the pool or its owner.
Poolerino.com is responsible enough to close down new registrations as soon the coin reaches 50% pool-hashrate / nethashrate for a longer period of time.
When reaching 60% we usual put a mining fee of 2% in to reduce the amount of miners
When reaching 70% 10% fee kicks in
80% we normaly close down the pool for some time.
Greetings Mike
Great information Mike.
The risk will diminish as soon as we get some more pools going. I have noticed that Bored's p2p pool has not been used. I invite you all to try it for better distribution of hashrate. Meanwhile we will work into getting a feel more pools for CharityCoin.
March 02, 2014, 04:41:00 AM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
It isn't a major problem, it only becomes a problem if an unscrupulous mining pool owner decides to create a fork. Since hashaxe is run by a very nice guy "MatthewLM" who is in fact part of our community and a true asset to CharityCoin I wouldn't fear of such a thing happening.
We, the pool owners never "create" a fork. You can fork a coin if you solve to much blocks in to short time, so that you build the actual chain.
Its no problem is its 1 or 2 blocks, but if you are ahead of all the other pools / solo miners, then you forked the coin.
This has nothing to do with the pool or its owner.
Poolerino.com is responsible enough to close down new registrations as soon the coin reaches 50% pool-hashrate / nethashrate for a longer period of time.
When reaching 60% we usual put a mining fee of 2% in to reduce the amount of miners
When reaching 70% 10% fee kicks in
80% we normaly close down the pool for some time.
Greetings Mike
March 01, 2014, 07:01:59 PM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
It isn't a major problem, it only becomes a problem if an unscrupulous mining pool owner decides to create a fork. Since hashaxe is run by a very nice guy "MatthewLM" who is in fact part of our community and a true asset to CharityCoin I wouldn't fear of such a thing happening.
Oh ok... Thanks
March 01, 2014, 07:00:00 PM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
It isn't a major problem, it only becomes a problem if an unscrupulous mining pool owner decides to create a fork. Since hashaxe is run by a very nice guy "MatthewLM" who is in fact part of our community and a true asset to CharityCoin I wouldn't fear of such a thing happening.
March 01, 2014, 06:53:21 PM
I just changed my miners over.... Some more people need to do it as well. It isn't good for the coin to have so much in one pool.
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
Besides the fact, http://ccc.poolerino.com has no fees
March 01, 2014, 06:37:54 PM
Hey Everyone,
We hope you're having a great weekend
The new CharityCoin website is almost ready along with the new wallet... so please stand by.
We hope you're having a great weekend
The new CharityCoin website is almost ready along with the new wallet... so please stand by.
March 01, 2014, 06:03:11 PM
Distribute your hashrate
instead of hashaxe
go to
http://ccc.poolerino.com/ (this should be a very stable pool)
http://78.137.98.88:9342/static/
instead of hashaxe
go to
http://ccc.poolerino.com/ (this should be a very stable pool)
http://78.137.98.88:9342/static/
I'm not a miner person but I'll try that tonight.
Don't try... Do it ...
Is very simple, go to the website above, sign in and start mining.
simple as that.
March 01, 2014, 05:25:52 PM
Distribute your hashrate
instead of hashaxe
go to
http://ccc.poolerino.com/ (this should be a very stable pool)
http://78.137.98.88:9342/static/
instead of hashaxe
go to
http://ccc.poolerino.com/ (this should be a very stable pool)
http://78.137.98.88:9342/static/
I'm not a miner person but I'll try that tonight.
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