Would you let a legal botnet connect to your pool?
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https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301468.new#new
All miners would be connecting from a single block/range of IP addresses.
If you'd like a boatload of intel i5/i7 computers running minerd.exe to connect to our pool please post below. I'd prefer altcoins or a profit-switching pool, but essentially I'm looking for a pool where I can connect multiple computers using a wallet address as the username or a pool with a worker configuration system simple enough to easily connect this many computers.
EDIT: You'll make mad fee income from this project and it has the possibility for (legal) expansion in the future. What can your pool do for my project
Read more here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301468.new#new
All miners would be connecting from a single block/range of IP addresses.
If you'd like a boatload of intel i5/i7 computers running minerd.exe to connect to our pool please post below. I'd prefer altcoins or a profit-switching pool, but essentially I'm looking for a pool where I can connect multiple computers using a wallet address as the username or a pool with a worker configuration system simple enough to easily connect this many computers.
EDIT: You'll make mad fee income from this project and it has the possibility for (legal) expansion in the future. What can your pool do for my project
Well, it's just a p2pool, but if you wanted to give it a run I've got a quarkcoin pool set up at nogleg.com:8372. Shouldn't be a problem unless it's over 300 or 400 connections (I've already had 400 on there at once).. the fee is 0%, though the last time I had the hundreds of connections, I raised it to 1%. it uses a modified minerd with the algo=quark option (this - github.com/uncle-bob/quarkcoin-cpuminer)
i've also got a xeon 1240v3 in dallas and an e5-1650 in phoenix that could be set up for something possibly
(ed: oh, the log is also symlinked & viewable at nogleg.com/quark.log, cleaned fairly regularly... ed2: and i have quarkcoind configured to require a 0.0001 transaction fee, so it misses most of em, which are 0)
