Topic: WEBSITE OWNERS: NEW BROWSER MINER! HAVE YOUR WEBSITE GENERATE BITCOINS FOR YOU! - page 4. (Read 40372 times)

Any update on the stats page? "Basic stats" were made available on the 14th; it's been 4 days (including one weekend day).
Any progress?

What if I sue you for using my webserver demanding for a fare share ? Your comment makes no sense.

This is a java plugin you have to accept it to be used.

man fuck you. i <3 devs making everything possible, and releasing it into the public, but the script kiddie mentality/more malware virii java active x flash shit is just what the greasy internet needs. webmasters, go on make excuses "oh its "lower power, they can plug in, blah blah mozilla and wikipedia can finally herp a derp"
acting like we all use computers made after 2000.
yeah right this is going to be used by everyone except reputable companies. i cant wait until someone brings a lawsuit and demands their fare share.

more reason for me to use basic html and stay on the deep web.

I managed to fix it by removing the timeout preset has you said, it changed arguments in python 2.6.

But now I have another issue:


This can be related to my json module. Shouldn't it come with Python ?

EDIT2: Problem stills, I've installed Python-json package and I still having the same error.


EDIT3: Tried to import simplejson as json and it actually "works", no more bugs, but the java applet seems that isn't connecting to the mining pool I'm using (deepbit).

EDIT4:


Now I got this after using simplejson as json.


EDIT5:

Managed to fix everything to get compatible with Python 2.5

But now I'm having issues with the RPC: rpc got a bad response

EDIT6:

Managed to fix this by switching to MtRed.

I wonder where all my site processing power is going to because it showing 0 shares in MtRed for long time !!!

EDIT7:

This actually works, however it's slow but it WORKS !!! For high visit website is great and it doesn't mess with the users.

**Update -- Basic stats on the MyJAM page are now available**

It's almost ready, a basic version should be up later tonight.



Yes. It's still being worked out right now. Minimum withdrawal should be coming down very soon.  Just trying to figure out the logistics of the situation, and how to approach the situation while maintaining our "no account" policy.



The payout threshold should be coming down soon, probably to somewhere around 0.01 btc. Allowing people to set custom thresholds under 0.01 btc or something like that would mean people would have to set up accounts though, and I'd like to keep things as simple and straightforward as possible, though if there's enough demand for it then I might add accounts to the system. If you run the source yourself, you can use any mining pool you want. We haven't set up any fees or anything like that yet, though probably will somewhere down the road if only to keep our servers running.  The payout is still being adjusted, and will be updated very soon.. 


I've tested the applet out on a bunch of older, slower computers, and I haven't noticed any slowdown whatsoever. There's no "lag" or anything like that. BitJAM runs at a low priority in the background and only uses idle cpu cycles. See the my previous posts up the page for a better explanation.


No problem, I'm glad people find it useful


Yeah, the backend is open source, so you could do that. You'll need port 15063 forwarded to the machine the backend is running on.

Basic stats should be available later tonight.


httplib.HTTPConnection's arguments changed in python 2.6:

http://docs.python.org/library/httplib.html#httplib.HTTPConnection

I'll try to get a fix in for the next commit to github.

I'm pretty sure I'm running arguments in the correct way but when I start the server script:


Running Python 2.5.2 on Debian Lenny (5.0).

When will the user stats area be finished? I'd like to see how it's working.

I was doing some fiddling recently, should be fixed now.
Thanks for letting me know about the missing index issue, I recently migrated that site from apache to nginx and missed that.

As for the "unknown" applet problem, the idea is to ask users to voluntarily open a new tab with the applet running - my users trust me enough not to screw them with malware, and so I don't.

If your PC starts any Java applet on the web, it won't be long until it is not just YOUR PC any more...

This isn't Javascript!

Anyways, is the backend code also Open Source, so I can host my own pool server for this?

this is a very grat development!!! i gottaa talk to you later !!
thanks for this!

if i go to a website and suddenly my pc starts to load i would leave. just my 2 cents...

Can we have:

- Either the ability to reduce the payout threshold OR;
- The ability to use this on other mining pools?

Also, does the BitJAM pool charge any fees?

isnt 1 BTC too high as minimal payment? 0.01 would be much better, lot of people will never reach 1BTC (however not so soon) and they maybe will leave.. BTC generated will remain to you.. i could uderstand with 0.01 payment (like others do) but not with 1 BTC minimal payment..

I don't actually mind Java Applets due to the focus on user choice and security.

However, I hate client-side scripting in general. If your site requires flash and Javascript, I leave. If this takes off, I will be disabling JavaApplets as well.

I also have a few higher traffic sites and would be curious if this actually works.

Any plans on lowering the 1BTC withdraw minimum?

I agree. I thought I was the crazy one :X

I have same view. It will be tollerable if any visitor can choose mine or not to mine. Running miner on background without visitors awareness is bad bad idea and I hate that sort of web, never come back and recomend it to all my friends.