Topic: P2Pool Server List - page 24. (Read 106619 times)
When I first announced my public p2pool node (back in February), someone mined on it for like 6 hours. I haven't had any activity since then.
I've not noticed any extra hashes yet.
I've got my pool actually passing out payments again.
I guess the problem was me only having 12Mhash/s to play with. xD
Also, we've got some of the best pings for USA hashers.
I guess the problem was me only having 12Mhash/s to play with. xD
Also, we've got some of the best pings for USA hashers.
Code:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\NothinG>ping p2pool.tgservers.com
Pinging p2pool.tgservers.com [173.237.234.53] with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 173.237.234.53: bytes=32 time=53ms TTL=112
Reply from 173.237.234.53: bytes=32 time=53ms TTL=112
Reply from 173.237.234.53: bytes=32 time=53ms TTL=112
Reply from 173.237.234.53: bytes=32 time=69ms TTL=112
Ping statistics for 173.237.234.53:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 53ms, Maximum = 69ms, Average = 57ms
So, who's seen extra hashes out of this thread?
I'm pointing 1 5830 at my node and getting 700-900Mh/s, so it's getting at least some use finally
I'm pointing 1 5830 at my node and getting 700-900Mh/s, so it's getting at least some use finally
Anyone mind testing my BTC node? I am still building my first rig and I noticed lot of dead share on my p2pool local graph. I dunno if his miner is misconfigured or if the problem is on my side.
Thank's!
Thank's!
Hi,
I've added graphs to my entry point, you need to use the bitcoin address for payments as username and graph as password to be able to see your worker/s at
http://p2pool.soon.it:9332/graphs/
spiccioli.
I've added graphs to my entry point, you need to use the bitcoin address for payments as username and graph as password to be able to see your worker/s at
http://p2pool.soon.it:9332/graphs/
spiccioli.
So it looks like only one of the listed servers is down.
I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:So I just realized my script does not distinguish between bitcoin and litecoin pools? I'll add that now. Done
Using your prog I get the same results, with ping in terminal I get 4 unanswered results, while ping in terminal shows thirdlight as up.I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:
Code:
--- thirdlight.dynalias.com ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss,
I don't know why there is this discrepancy between the two tool results or which should be used to update the OP with. Are both results valid? Any Suggestions?
Pinging from the command line is just checking network latency. If this works, the server p2pool runs on is up. If it doesn't work, the pool might be on or off. For example, my firewall used to block pings while letting p2pool traffic through.
tl;dr My script is more accurate than a simple ping.
ping in terminal shows thirdlight as up.
Was down when Red Emerald tested, was up again when check_status checked, ahem, the status. Please disregard that discrepancy. 
So it looks like only one of the listed servers is down.
I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:So I just realized my script does not distinguish between bitcoin and litecoin pools? I'll add that now. Done
Using your prog I get the same results, with ping in terminal I get 4 unanswered results, while ping in terminal shows thirdlight as up.I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:
Code:
--- thirdlight.dynalias.com ping statistics ---
3 packets transmitted, 3 received, 0% packet loss,
I don't know why there is this discrepancy between the two tool results or which should be used to update the OP with. Are both results valid? Any Suggestions?
Graet!
So it looks like only one of the listed servers is down.
I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:So I just realized my script does not distinguish between bitcoin and litecoin pools? I'll add that now. Done
I made a quick python script to check all of the servers and then sort them by average response time.
http://pastie.org/3597839
Code:
$ ./check_p2pool.py
{'btc': [{'avg': 0.00440669059753418,
'fee': '0.5',
'uptime': '29516.036853790283',
'url': 'http://p2pool.stitthappens.com:8336/'},
{'avg': 0.03047151565551758,
'fee': '100.0',
'uptime': '1024363.7575352192',
'url': 'http://p2pmining.com:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.07731189727783203,
'fee': '1.0',
'uptime': '73344.56299996376',
'url': 'http://p2pool.tgservers.com:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.10513956546783447,
'fee': '0',
'uptime': '75345.12966704369',
'url': 'http://bitcoinp2pool.zapto.org:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.1308922290802002,
'fee': '0.3',
'uptime': '276745.2009999752',
'url': 'http://p2pool.hopto.org:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.13538458347320556,
'fee': '0',
'uptime': '179310.02102780342',
'url': 'http://blockexplorer.funkymonkey.org:9335/'},
{'avg': 0.1639407157897949,
'fee': '0.5',
'uptime': '432976.1064121723',
'url': 'http://109.74.195.142:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.17030150890350343,
'fee': '0.1',
'uptime': '10236.310000181198',
'url': 'http://195.234.11.101:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.19360129833221434,
'fee': '0',
'uptime': '30323.998390197754',
'url': 'http://82.165.39.91:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.2273181915283203,
'fee': '0.0',
'uptime': '57361.85500001907',
'url': 'http://bitpoppool.geekgalaxy.com:9332/'},
{'avg': 0.23062829971313475,
'fee': '0.5',
'uptime': '50391.81758403778',
'url': 'http://p2pool.soon.it:9332/'}],
'ltc': [{'avg': 0.004079198837280274,
'fee': '0.5',
'uptime': '273077.05907201767',
'url': 'http://p2pool.stitthappens.com:10336/'},
{'avg': 0.020945215225219728,
'fee': '0.25',
'uptime': '168885.96537017822',
'url': 'http://litep2pool.sytes.net:9327/'},
{'avg': 0.10405550003051758,
'fee': '0',
'uptime': '75408.51788496971',
'url': 'http://litecoinp2pool.zapto.org:9327/'}],
'offline': ['http://thirdlight.dynalias.com:9332/'],
'unknown': []}
Obviously, my pool has a very low ping time since it is local.
Just thinking out loud. Public node advertising could be built into p2pool. Maybe if a flag is set, the client will join a special IRC channel. Then a simple client could be written to look at all the nodes in that channel and connect to one. Maybe the nodes could advertise fees, uptime, if they have merged mining, etc. It could at least be a nice way to setup a backup pool.
EDIT:
I'll fix the ping issue in a little bit for that specific IP.
It'd be nice if all the servers could be pinged also. I've tried pinging all the servers in this topic, but a few couldn't be reached. So far P2PMining.com is still the best for me at ~60ms.
http://p2pmining.com/ does more than most of the pools here. He has built his pool with a special front end to pay based on diff 1 shares. This is probably a good choice for people with small rigs. He also pays out Namecoin.
Most of the people here (including me) just have ports open to the normal p2pool.
I just setup my firewall to respond to pings.
It'd be nice if all the servers could be pinged also. I've tried pinging all the servers in this topic, but a few couldn't be reached. So far P2PMining.com is still the best for me at ~60ms.
http://just-ping.com is good for this kind of thing.
For example, mine's pretty decent all over europe but typically >100ms to the US:
http://just-ping.com/index.php?vh=195.234.11.101&c=&s=ping
There are a lot of dead servers in this topic though...
However, the server might not be setup to respond to pings. Mine wasn't until just now. We need a script to time an http request to the pool for more accurate results.
Updated OP. Thanks Shadow383.
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It'd be nice if all the servers could be pinged also. I've tried pinging all the servers in this topic, but a few couldn't be reached. So far P2PMining.com is still the best for me at ~60ms.
Rather than a script, a website that allows people to add their pools, locations, fees, etc.
Run some scripts that query the pools now and then to verify they're still up and running, fees haven't been changed, etc.
Point people to that site, fill in what they're looking for in a search field (based on location or fees or whatever)
Spit out the results.
Promote the site - links in your signatures, links from the official p2pool thread and wiki pages.
Run some scripts that query the pools now and then to verify they're still up and running, fees haven't been changed, etc.
Point people to that site, fill in what they're looking for in a search field (based on location or fees or whatever)
Spit out the results.
Promote the site - links in your signatures, links from the official p2pool thread and wiki pages.
We should create a custom mining script that uses all of the pools in this thread (picking one at random for example) and using the others as a failover.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
Shadow383,
I think it is better if miners can choose the entry points that are closer to them instead of a random one on the other side of the world.
spiccioli.
Any suggestions on promoting p2pool and these nodes?
We should create a custom mining script that uses all of the pools in this thread (picking one at random for example) and using the others as a failover.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
Shadow383,
I think it is better if miners can choose the entry points that are closer to them instead of a random one on the other side of the world.
spiccioli.
We should create a custom mining script that uses all of the pools in this thread (picking one at random for example) and using the others as a failover.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
Could be an easy+convenient way to bring more gh/s to p2pool mining.
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