Hi all,
here is an Europe/Italy p2pool entry point
Turin :: Italy :: p2pool.soon.it:9332 :: 0.5% :: BTC :: p2pool :: spiccioli
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Topic: P2Pool Server List - page 25. (Read 106616 times)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-8-ghs-bit-pop-p2pool-zero-fee-auto-payments-oregon-usa-68743
Seattle, Washington::USA::bitpoppool.geekgalaxy.com:9332::0%::BTC::Bit Pop P2Pool::bitpop
Seattle, Washington::USA::bitpoppool.geekgalaxy.com:9332::0%::BTC::Bit Pop P2Pool::bitpop
Had some trouble with my p2pool node on the old (0.5.2) version of bitcoin - kept crashing randomly every 30-40 minutes 
Upgraded to 0.6 rc3 and everything seems to be working now:
Server info:
Leeds::UK::195.234.11.101:9332::0%::BTC::P2P-Bit::Shadow383
Interesting. Tomorrows the big switch anyways, so it's probably a good thing more and more are switching. Upgraded to 0.6 rc3 and everything seems to be working now:
Server info:
Leeds::UK::195.234.11.101:9332::0%::BTC::P2P-Bit::Shadow383
down
Well, 01BTC10, You inspired me. I threw up a p2pool node on my VPS, if anyone wants to mine with me!
Its in LA, but I live in PA and still have ~90ms latency, so it should be good all around North America. I don't really take much of a fee (.25 of 1%), as I will be doing my own mining here myself. Payouts work like any other p2pool node! Its LTC only, so don't be pointing your BTC address here.
Website: http://litep2pool.sytes.net/
I think I can guarantee 99% uptime, other then when I say that I will be taking it down for maintenance of sort.
Well done! If a lot of people start their own node. Decentralization of the coin will happen. It will be beneficial for all miners around the world. Code:
Los Angeles, California::USA::http://litep2pool.sytes.net:9327/::%0.25::LTC::LiteP2Pool::Tittiez
Its in LA, but I live in PA and still have ~90ms latency, so it should be good all around North America. I don't really take much of a fee (.25 of 1%), as I will be doing my own mining here myself. Payouts work like any other p2pool node! Its LTC only, so don't be pointing your BTC address here.
Website: http://litep2pool.sytes.net/
I think I can guarantee 99% uptime, other then when I say that I will be taking it down for maintenance of sort.
Ok, I'll post my pool now that I've fixed up some performance issues with it...
http://blockexplorer.funkymonkey.org:9335 (using host name because it is a residential isp and address can change)
0% fee because I'm still testing and am merge mining with it
Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
As with all previous posts, use your bitcoin address as your username - anything for a password. The bitcoin address you specify is the address payouts will be sent to for shares found by your miners when the pool finds a block.
I do from time to time bring down the server for a few minutes at a time to update the p2pool software. I will try to reserve mid-day Sundays 12:00 (est -5 gmt / edt -4 gmt) for updates.
Let me know if you have any problems.
Format: Brampton/Ontario::Canada::blockexplorer.funkymonkey.org:9335::0%::BTC::FunkyMonkey Pool::tiker
http://blockexplorer.funkymonkey.org:9335 (using host name because it is a residential isp and address can change)
0% fee because I'm still testing and am merge mining with it
Location: Brampton, Ontario, Canada
As with all previous posts, use your bitcoin address as your username - anything for a password. The bitcoin address you specify is the address payouts will be sent to for shares found by your miners when the pool finds a block.
I do from time to time bring down the server for a few minutes at a time to update the p2pool software. I will try to reserve mid-day Sundays 12:00 (est -5 gmt / edt -4 gmt) for updates.
Let me know if you have any problems.
Format: Brampton/Ontario::Canada::blockexplorer.funkymonkey.org:9335::0%::BTC::FunkyMonkey Pool::tiker
Node down
How are you handling payouts?
Pool functionality is built in to p2pool. You set the fee with the -f (or --fee) option. If a worker connects with a valid address as username, their payout goes to that address.
If a username is not a valid address, the payout goes to the address that that instance of p2pool is using.
If you've set up p2pool, you've done everything you need to do!
edit: server now offline
Well, 01BTC10, You inspired me. I threw up a p2pool node on my VPS, if anyone wants to mine with me!
Its in LA, but I live in PA and still have ~90ms latency, so it should be good all around North America. I don't really take much of a fee (.25 of 1%), as I will be doing my own mining here myself. Payouts work like any other p2pool node! Its LTC only, so don't be pointing your BTC address here.
Website: http://litep2pool.sytes.net/
I think I can guarantee 99% uptime, other then when I say that I will be taking it down for maintenance of sort.
Code:
Los Angeles, California::USA::http://litep2pool.sytes.net:9327/::%0.25::LTC::LiteP2Pool::Tittiez
Its in LA, but I live in PA and still have ~90ms latency, so it should be good all around North America. I don't really take much of a fee (.25 of 1%), as I will be doing my own mining here myself. Payouts work like any other p2pool node! Its LTC only, so don't be pointing your BTC address here.
Website: http://litep2pool.sytes.net/
I think I can guarantee 99% uptime, other then when I say that I will be taking it down for maintenance of sort.
I think it is the end of centralized pool mining as we knew it. With over 100% return, there is just no point at not switching imo.
I will be moving the server today so hopefully downtime will be short.
I will be moving the server today so hopefully downtime will be short.
Just removed the fee's on my pool.
If I do add fees back, I'll let everyone know a month in advance.
If I do add fees back, I'll let everyone know a month in advance.
Great! The server is on wifi in a VM. Tomorow, I will move a backup to another server not in a VM with direct access to LAN. Connection should get better.
Alright! Let's mine those coin!
From the P2Pool wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool
Ouch, 16% stale. Should the stale count be similar to actual p2pool, or should be be like regular mining?
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Stales
P2Pool stales don't work the same way as stales on centralized pools. On a centralized pool a stale is work which is too old to be accepted by the pool's Bitcoin node; this kind of stale is very rare in P2Pool because each user runs their own local bitcoind.
On P2Pool stales refer to shares which can't make it into the sharechain. Because the sharechain is 60 times faster than the Bitcoin chain many stales are common and expected. However, because the payout is PPLNS only your stale rate relative to other nodes is relevant; the absolute rate is not.
There are two reported kinds of stales in P2Pool: "DEAD ON ARRIVAL" shares and orphan shares. Dead shares were too old by the time they arrived at your local P2Pool. Very high dead rates can indicate miner misconfiguration. Orphan shares are shares which were not extended by the rest of the P2Pool network, because some other miner's share was accepted first. Very high orphan rates may indicate network connectivity problems.
P2Pool stales don't work the same way as stales on centralized pools. On a centralized pool a stale is work which is too old to be accepted by the pool's Bitcoin node; this kind of stale is very rare in P2Pool because each user runs their own local bitcoind.
On P2Pool stales refer to shares which can't make it into the sharechain. Because the sharechain is 60 times faster than the Bitcoin chain many stales are common and expected. However, because the payout is PPLNS only your stale rate relative to other nodes is relevant; the absolute rate is not.
There are two reported kinds of stales in P2Pool: "DEAD ON ARRIVAL" shares and orphan shares. Dead shares were too old by the time they arrived at your local P2Pool. Very high dead rates can indicate miner misconfiguration. Orphan shares are shares which were not extended by the rest of the P2Pool network, because some other miner's share was accepted first. Very high orphan rates may indicate network connectivity problems.
From the P2Pool wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool
I know, what I was asking is if I should have high stales if I am pointing my miner at a node. My CPU Miner only has 1.75% stale, so I know that reapersv13's broken longpolling was causing all the stales. Once mtrlt fixes it I'll point my gpu back to you.
Alright! Let's mine those coin!
From the P2Pool wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool
Ouch, 16% stale. Should the stale count be similar to actual p2pool, or should be be like regular mining?
Quote
Stales
P2Pool stales don't work the same way as stales on centralized pools. On a centralized pool a stale is work which is too old to be accepted by the pool's Bitcoin node; this kind of stale is very rare in P2Pool because each user runs their own local bitcoind.
On P2Pool stales refer to shares which can't make it into the sharechain. Because the sharechain is 60 times faster than the Bitcoin chain many stales are common and expected. However, because the payout is PPLNS only your stale rate relative to other nodes is relevant; the absolute rate is not.
There are two reported kinds of stales in P2Pool: "DEAD ON ARRIVAL" shares and orphan shares. Dead shares were too old by the time they arrived at your local P2Pool. Very high dead rates can indicate miner misconfiguration. Orphan shares are shares which were not extended by the rest of the P2Pool network, because some other miner's share was accepted first. Very high orphan rates may indicate network connectivity problems.
P2Pool stales don't work the same way as stales on centralized pools. On a centralized pool a stale is work which is too old to be accepted by the pool's Bitcoin node; this kind of stale is very rare in P2Pool because each user runs their own local bitcoind.
On P2Pool stales refer to shares which can't make it into the sharechain. Because the sharechain is 60 times faster than the Bitcoin chain many stales are common and expected. However, because the payout is PPLNS only your stale rate relative to other nodes is relevant; the absolute rate is not.
There are two reported kinds of stales in P2Pool: "DEAD ON ARRIVAL" shares and orphan shares. Dead shares were too old by the time they arrived at your local P2Pool. Very high dead rates can indicate miner misconfiguration. Orphan shares are shares which were not extended by the rest of the P2Pool network, because some other miner's share was accepted first. Very high orphan rates may indicate network connectivity problems.
From the P2Pool wiki: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool
http://bitcoinp2pool.zapto.org
Connect with your address as username and use any password.
Feel free to PM me if you have any problem. I won't take any fee for the first week
Connect with your address as username and use any password.
Feel free to PM me if you have any problem. I won't take any fee for the first week
For now I cannot mine, as reapers longpolling is broken for me (That's what is causing all the stales). Once its fixed I'll point my gpu back at you! I'll leave my cpu pointed at you though (20kh/s).
I'm working on adding some scripts and hopefully a better looking page for my sub-pool.
http://dev.tactical-gameservers.com/bitcoin/p2pool.php?do=shares&address=184nWxdeTMAzDsNdSecTFdsyC571i2NK1t
To see the shares submitted to my pool, change the address you use to connect.
http://dev.tactical-gameservers.com/bitcoin/p2pool.php?do=uptime
Shows how long the pool has been up.
I've got some php->image scripts I'll be using later for users signatures, but for now...these are some scripts to use.
http://dev.tactical-gameservers.com/bitcoin/p2pool.php?do=shares&address=184nWxdeTMAzDsNdSecTFdsyC571i2NK1t
To see the shares submitted to my pool, change the address you use to connect.
http://dev.tactical-gameservers.com/bitcoin/p2pool.php?do=uptime
Shows how long the pool has been up.
I've got some php->image scripts I'll be using later for users signatures, but for now...these are some scripts to use.
Nice! I appreciate that you joined my pool. And made the counter explode!
The way stale share work with p2pool is different but I am still too much noobs to tell you the difference. I understood that it as less impact that with regular pool.
The way stale share work with p2pool is different but I am still too much noobs to tell you the difference. I understood that it as less impact that with regular pool.
Maybe it's me. I will check my settings and come back after some more testing.
Fixed the previous problem (dunno how, but I did).
Edit:
Tehehe
Ouch, 16% stale. Should the stale count be similar to actual p2pool, or should be be like regular mining?
http://bitcoinp2pool.zapto.org
Connect with your address as username and use any password.
Feel free to PM me if you have any problem. I won't take any fee for the first week
Connect with your address as username and use any password.
Feel free to PM me if you have any problem. I won't take any fee for the first week
Pointing 240kH/s your way (litecoin). Averaging 12% stale
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