So, how are the public pools doing? Are miners taking advantage of these public pools?
nobody on mine, but i keep it up just in case hehe.
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nobody on mine, but i keep it up just in case hehe.
So, how are the public pools doing? Are miners taking advantage of these public pools?
I had someone with 200MH mine for a day or so. In general, it's just my worker though. 
So, how are the public pools doing? Are miners taking advantage of these public pools?
ok thanks... that would keep the share chain from getting too bloaty...
-- Smoov
-- Smoov
can anyone confirm the fee being paid?
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
As indicated above the fee is in the form of "free shares" to the operators address.
To test:
1) use the -a option to set a static address which is a good idea anyways (use a new address to get a 0 balance on shares)
2) Don't mine under operator account
3) Set a high fee (something like 20%) and mine as a guest on your test instance
4) You should see the guest avg revenue decline by 20% and you should see ~20% of the shares being added to the address in #1.
It is probability based, if your fee is 1%, one out of every 100 shares will go to the pool op.
can anyone confirm the fee being paid?
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
can anyone confirm the fee being paid?
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
have had several payouts now, I have a guest using my p2pool, plus me using a different address on my miners (as if I was also a guest), and haven't seen a satoshi yet.
-- Smoov
Someone has been actually using my node! Glad I could help someone out
I started making this html page to check on the stats of various servers.. if there is interest I can improve it a bit more I'm sure. It can be hosted or viewed anywhere.. just save the page to your own machine.
http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/nodes.html
http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/nodes.html
My node (Gyver's pool in London UK) supports BIP16 (in fact it will supports whatever forrestv's master branch of p2pool supports as it automatically updates itself when it's needed).
I've been getting great peaks and troughs in my proportion of "dead on arrival" shares. Been seeing anywhere from 0.4% to 25.8% (!) over the course of the day...
I'm still ahead of the network average stale rate though, at least according to p2pool
Anyone been experiencing anything similar?
I'm still ahead of the network average stale rate though, at least according to p2pool
Anyone been experiencing anything similar?
Locally mine have been the same all week:
http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/static/graphs.html
But I can see many others have been having trouble.. the graph shows the pool stale rate way up and lots of old clients keep trying to connect to me. Amazingly some major pools didn't upgrade it seems, like 50BTC, and they are generating multiple orphan forks and that is messing things up too. I think until this week multiple block orphans were quite rare.. now there are a bunch:
http://blockchain.info/orphaned-blocks
I'm not sure what advice to offer though.. other than double check you are running the latest bitcoin and maybe open up its port so it can connect to lots of nodes. If you only have a few connections, and they are all to old bitcoin clients that could be bad for you.
I've been getting great peaks and troughs in my proportion of "dead on arrival" shares. Been seeing anywhere from 0.4% to 25.8% (!) over the course of the day...
I'm still ahead of the network average stale rate though, at least according to p2pool
Anyone been experiencing anything similar?
I'm still ahead of the network average stale rate though, at least according to p2pool
Anyone been experiencing anything similar?
I am looking for a VPS that I can pay with BTC if anyone know one.
Momento 
My server is dead 
I am looking for a VPS that I can pay with BTC if anyone know one.
I will be down maybe for a week but I will add new feature to the site.
http://bitvps.com/ I am looking for a VPS that I can pay with BTC if anyone know one.
I will be down maybe for a week but I will add new feature to the site.
My server CPU is dead
I am looking for a VPS that I can pay with BTC if anyone know one.
I will be down maybe for a week but I will add new feature to the site.
I am looking for a VPS that I can pay with BTC if anyone know one.
I will be down maybe for a week but I will add new feature to the site.
Quote from: thirdlight
An update for my node...
thirdlight.dynalias.com is now in GB, fee free and accepting connections on port 80. So any UK miners with port / firewall issues should give it a go!
Done. I have the city as Manchester in the UK. thirdlight.dynalias.com is now in GB, fee free and accepting connections on port 80. So any UK miners with port / firewall issues should give it a go!
If this is incorrect, let me know.Also, do you want the port in the list to show as 80 or both?
UK, and 80, and up to date. Thanks!
Updated.
ok, mine is tested and seems to work, you can add it
Kansas::USA::http://jedimining.sytes.net:9332/::0%::BTC::Jedi Mining Pool::jme621
and i am running the two newest things listed so i assume i am bip16 ready
Guards are on hand to make sure everything goes smooth
Kansas::USA::http://jedimining.sytes.net:9332/::0%::BTC::Jedi Mining Pool::jme621
and i am running the two newest things listed so i assume i am bip16 ready
Guards are on hand to make sure everything goes smooth
I PM'd everyone in the list but no one has responded if they have updated their software for the BIP16 transition. It would be nice if those running public nodes post in the thread that they've updated and I could add BIP16 to their connection information.
Sorry I didn't reply. My nodes are (and have been) up to date.Quote from: spiccioli
I'm sorry I thought it was just a reminder
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Sorry, didn't know you were looking for a reply.
No, it's on me. I sometimes assume everyone else is psychic.
I did put in the PM "Reminder" and neglected to mention about replying so it could be added to the list, I appologize. Jump to: