Topic: PoolMunity.com - ~2BTC bounty inside! pool shutdown + selling sourcecode - page 3. (Read 14633 times)
July 20, 2011, 05:57:54 AM
Another block was found
July 19, 2011, 05:44:40 PM
July 19, 2011, 05:36:11 PM
Automatic payouts are now enabled 
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. July 19, 2011, 02:15:07 PM
Hi Magnet,
I've disabled the automatic payout for the beginning cause on very block
and for "every" user there would have been a payout.
I want to give you a little time to set up the treshold.
Automatic payments are probobly activated by tomorrow.
regards, talpan
I've disabled the automatic payout for the beginning cause on very block
and for "every" user there would have been a payout.
I want to give you a little time to set up the treshold.
Automatic payments are probobly activated by tomorrow.
regards, talpan
July 19, 2011, 01:52:22 PM
I just put in a few extra Mhash to speed up things a bit...
One question: when I set a "payout treshold" it doesn't payout, while it's way beyond treshold.
If I click "instant payout" it pays out, so it doesn't really matter but maybe you can take a look at it
One question: when I set a "payout treshold" it doesn't payout, while it's way beyond treshold.
If I click "instant payout" it pays out, so it doesn't really matter but maybe you can take a look at it
July 18, 2011, 03:12:27 PM
I've already thought about in various ways,
but I think it's too soon.
but I think it's too soon.
July 18, 2011, 03:05:35 PM
Hi,
and welcome.
If you open up the main forum page you'll see at the bootom of the page
the total numbers of members registered.
However the memberlist itself doesn't count members, who haven't
activated their account yet.
If they do not activate with in a reasonable time, I'm going to adjust the
fees manually.
regards, talpan
edit: I've deleted 3 spam registration.
PS: now let's hit that long block
and welcome.
If you open up the main forum page you'll see at the bootom of the page
the total numbers of members registered.
However the memberlist itself doesn't count members, who haven't
activated their account yet.
If they do not activate with in a reasonable time, I'm going to adjust the
fees manually.
regards, talpan
edit: I've deleted 3 spam registration.
PS: now let's hit that long block
Awesome, I think you should also make a requirement for power contributions too. IE: 100mhps minimum to reap the benefit. Just a suggestion. This way you might get more big contributors.
edit: I just realized what you meant. so unactivated accounts will still take priority for the 0% once they become active? Instead of my active account currently working at 300mphs?
that seems a bit off July 18, 2011, 02:47:27 PM
Hi,
and welcome.
If you open up the main forum page you'll see at the bootom of the page
the total numbers of members registered.
However the memberlist itself doesn't count members, who haven't
activated their account yet.
If they do not activate with in a reasonable time, I'm going to adjust the
fees manually.
regards, talpan
edit: I've deleted 3 spam registration.
PS: now let's hit that long block
and welcome.
If you open up the main forum page you'll see at the bootom of the page
the total numbers of members registered.
However the memberlist itself doesn't count members, who haven't
activated their account yet.
If they do not activate with in a reasonable time, I'm going to adjust the
fees manually.
regards, talpan
edit: I've deleted 3 spam registration.
PS: now let's hit that long block
July 18, 2011, 02:42:34 PM
How about some no fee love for member 102?
puh puh please?
puh puh please?
July 16, 2011, 08:37:46 PM
Workers now showing up. Thanks.
July 16, 2011, 11:19:30 AM
If you did register today and your worker didn't show up:
the bug has been fixed and everything is working just fine.
I'm sorry for this issue.
And we've reached our 100th member in fact we have already 101,
now with the worker-problem fixed, kick it.
regards, talpan
the bug has been fixed and everything is working just fine.
I'm sorry for this issue.
And we've reached our 100th member in fact we have already 101,
now with the worker-problem fixed, kick it
.regards, talpan
July 16, 2011, 12:10:48 AM
I'll jump in for awhile and try your namecoin pool.
Hello and welcome minerT.
And by the way only 10 feefree accounts left.
July 15, 2011, 03:42:40 PM
I'll jump in for awhile and try your namecoin pool.
July 15, 2011, 09:19:52 AM
ok, but you send them as plaintext to my e-mail 
Let me explain to you how it works:
1. you create a new account and type in the password
2. everything is checked
3. an email is send with your plaintext password
4. the password is encrypted and stored in the database
Now, if you forgot your password, you have to enter a new password,
the old one will not be send to you as plaintext.
never quite liked the sites that send me my password because I have to make sure to delete the e-mail, clear my trash, etc.
Hi,
I've removed the password from the email.
Thanks for bringing up this issue
July 15, 2011, 08:42:58 AM
ok, but you send them as plaintext to my e-mail
Let me explain to you how it works:
1. you create a new account and type in the password
2. everything is checked
3. an email is send with your plaintext password
4. the password is encrypted and stored in the database
Now, if you forgot your password, you have to enter a new password,
the old one will not be send to you as plaintext.
never quite liked the sites that send me my password because I have to make sure to delete the e-mail, clear my trash, etc.
July 14, 2011, 06:50:38 PM
ok, but you send them as plaintext to my e-mail
Let me explain to you how it works:
1. you create a new account and type in the password
2. everything is checked
3. an email is send with your plaintext password
4. the password is encrypted and stored in the database
Now, if you forgot your password, you have to enter a new password,
the old one will not be send to you as plaintext.
July 14, 2011, 06:45:44 PM
ok, but you send them as plaintext to my e-mail
July 14, 2011, 06:06:07 PM
you store passwords as plaintext 
and then you e-mail the password to the person who created the account
there's a few reasons why that's dangerous:
1. if your db gets hacked people's passwords are accessible to the hacker which they use for other sites
2. if my e-mail gets hacked my password is accessible to the hacker which I use for other sites
imagine if Mt.Gox was storing plaintext passwords
and then you e-mail the password to the person who created the account
there's a few reasons why that's dangerous:
1. if your db gets hacked people's passwords are accessible to the hacker which they use for other sites
2. if my e-mail gets hacked my password is accessible to the hacker which I use for other sites
imagine if Mt.Gox was storing plaintext passwords
Hi,
I do not store the passwords as plaintext.
Only the worker passwords are stored as plaintext,
an attacker could only submit you some hashes
. July 14, 2011, 05:59:52 PM
you store passwords as plaintext
and then you e-mail the password to the person who created the account
there's a few reasons why that's dangerous:
1. if your db gets hacked people's passwords are accessible to the hacker which they use for other sites
2. if my e-mail gets hacked my password is accessible to the hacker which I use for other sites
imagine if Mt.Gox was storing plaintext passwords
and then you e-mail the password to the person who created the account
there's a few reasons why that's dangerous:
1. if your db gets hacked people's passwords are accessible to the hacker which they use for other sites
2. if my e-mail gets hacked my password is accessible to the hacker which I use for other sites
imagine if Mt.Gox was storing plaintext passwords
July 14, 2011, 05:35:29 PM
Yeah we have two more blocks!
Sorry, as you can see there was a delay.
I've found the bug and fixed it, everything is now back to normal.
Yippie 3 blocks!
Sorry, as you can see there was a delay.
I've found the bug and fixed it, everything is now back to normal.
Yippie 3 blocks!
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