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sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
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Ive been hashing on the pool since I first saw it posted, but didnt receive anything. Its been submitting shares and shows a hash speed as I type this.

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I'm almost certain I paid you 0.007278516. You had 0.007278516 on file, but I'll send you 1 more because you probably mined a lot towards our 9th block ;)
member
Activity: 90
Merit: 10
Good news, I have manually paid out everyone for the first 8 blocks of moneropool.org. Automatic payments should now work as long as no one tries to mine with an invalid address.

Contact me if you mined with this invalid address so I can send you the lost MRO:
Code:
47shgHzm4mWfD2WM6YPAgLWvvxB92yc9tfjpES1PEHpB7WNBaXfMjVYdouaUxg6s36he2tZR9JgjdLrA9qoR4xJC7ZVpjNG

If you feel you received the wrong amount of MRO or were not paid, tell me!

Transaction IDs:
e4eef3a041f6ed3926b0a5ee73d296ffb18e5279230b8bf1fd28e82bc1246838
51ce3c634c670aad5a7de5bbf90b35c04e31327e0117039f6dbf2d241f211b34

Good!!!
I have received!
sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
"Trading Platform of The Future!"
Good news, I have manually paid out everyone for the first 8 blocks of moneropool.org. Automatic payments should now work as long as no one tries to mine with an invalid address.

Contact me if you mined with this invalid address so I can send you the lost MRO:
Code:
47shgHzm4mWfD2WM6YPAgLWvvxB92yc9tfjpES1PEHpB7WNBaXfMjVYdouaUxg6s36he2tZR9JgjdLrA9qoR4xJC7ZVpjNG

If you feel you received the wrong amount of MRO or were not paid, tell me!

Transaction IDs:
e4eef3a041f6ed3926b0a5ee73d296ffb18e5279230b8bf1fd28e82bc1246838
51ce3c634c670aad5a7de5bbf90b35c04e31327e0117039f6dbf2d241f211b34
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
Through I pay more attiation and dicover this coin is based on Bytecoin.org, its not a BTC Clone. It was aalso confusing for me also at first.
sr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 250
Who cares?
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This feature is not available yet. In fact the pool has not made any successful payments yet.

Just out of curiosity, why is it difficult to make pool payments? 

Not trying to insinuate or be obnoxious, just genuinely curious.
sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
"Trading Platform of The Future!"
The payment bug for moneropool.org has been fixed, except it still can't pay out because someone has mined with an invalid address. Once this is resolved through address validation, everyone will be paid.  Smiley

Payments for the first 9 blocks will be honored, even though 7 of those blocks were orphaned.

How to check my address? Huh Huh
You can try to send some MRO to it in simplewallet. It will tell you if it's an invalid address.

The invalid address that the pool wallet is complaining about is
Code:
47shgHzm4mWfD2WM6YPAgLWvvxB92yc9tfjpES1PEHpB7WNBaXfMjVYdouaUxg6s36he2tZR9JgjdLrA9qoR4xJC7ZVpjNG

How to check your pool payment history?
This feature is not available yet. In fact the pool has not made any successful payments yet.
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1000
Want privacy? Use Monero!
Small mining guide for people using moneropool.org

Create these 2 batch files in the same map as your simpleminer.exe

start_simpleminer.bat
Code:
:while1
    simpleminer.exe --pool-addr=moneropool.org:5555 --login=YOUR_PUBLIC_ADDRESS_HERE  --pass 123
goto :while1
    

start_pool_mining.bat
Code:
set /p var="Number of threads: "

set /a "x = 1"
:while1
    if %x% leq %var% (
        start start_simpleminer.bat
        set /a "x = x + 1"
        goto :while1
    )

*********************************

To start mining, just double click "start_pool_mining.bat" and type in the number of threads you want to use.
If one of the threads disconnects, it will automatically try to reconnect.


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is this for windows


yes  Smiley

just copy the code in notepad and save as .bat file
member
Activity: 90
Merit: 10
The payment bug for moneropool.org has been fixed, except it still can't pay out because someone has mined with an invalid address. Once this is resolved through address validation, everyone will be paid.  Smiley

Payments for the first 9 blocks will be honored, even though 7 of those blocks were orphaned.

How to check my address? Huh Huh
You can try to send some MRO to it in simplewallet. It will tell you if it's an invalid address.

The invalid address that the pool wallet is complaining about is
Code:
47shgHzm4mWfD2WM6YPAgLWvvxB92yc9tfjpES1PEHpB7WNBaXfMjVYdouaUxg6s36he2tZR9JgjdLrA9qoR4xJC7ZVpjNG

How to check your pool payment history?
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
http://extremepool.org

Going to leave pool at 0% for a while to verify the new pool code is working good.  There are still some issues with payouts but shares are being accepted and tracked so all should be good.
any questions email me @ [email protected]
member
Activity: 196
Merit: 10
Small mining guide for people using moneropool.org

Create these 2 batch files in the same map as your simpleminer.exe

start_simpleminer.bat
Code:
:while1
    simpleminer.exe --pool-addr=moneropool.org:5555 --login=YOUR_PUBLIC_ADDRESS_HERE  --pass 123
goto :while1
    

start_pool_mining.bat
Code:
set /p var="Number of threads: "

set /a "x = 1"
:while1
    if %x% leq %var% (
        start start_simpleminer.bat
        set /a "x = x + 1"
        goto :while1
    )

*********************************

To start mining, just double click "start_pool_mining.bat" and type in the number of threads you want to use.
If one of the threads disconnects, it will automatically try to reconnect.


tips welcome at 476vSXvkSEP9EjwiDDUS4Q86absLKEeYVg4piy6bpQLnUXoNwMbx1qQUjUxPg79TxUdyArDL6uukgWu LQkz4WaNFVhvAgVf  Wink

is this for windows
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 500

The hashrate 30H/sec in test network, I have make test of implementation and bugfix before switch to production.
I have communicate results of my test .


Ah, ok. Thanks.
legendary
Activity: 1918
Merit: 1190
My pool monero is online now .
I have make the test 1 day for test payout after many bugfix.

For information results of my test.
Balance Wallet Pool : 237.317623027057
Balance all Miner:  11391.923505695693
Tunning fee is : 2%
237.317623027057 / 11391.923505695693 = 0,020832094

http://monero.crypto-pool.fr/



Only about 24000 coins are produced by the network each day so 11400 coins already mined by one pool doesn't make sense to me. Can you elaborate? What is this pool's true hashrate? (The pool website only says 60 H/s right now.)

The hashrate 30H/sec in test network, I have make test of implementation and bugfix before switch to production.
I have communicate results of my test .

member
Activity: 73
Merit: 10
something is wrong,can't download the blocks
legendary
Activity: 1470
Merit: 1000
Want privacy? Use Monero!
Small mining guide for people using moneropool.org

Create these 2 batch files in the same map as your simpleminer.exe

start_simpleminer.bat
Code:
:while1
    simpleminer.exe --pool-addr=moneropool.org:5555 --login=YOUR_PUBLIC_ADDRESS_HERE  --pass 123
goto :while1
    

start_pool_mining.bat
Code:
set /p var="Number of threads: "

set /a "x = 1"
:while1
    if %x% leq %var% (
        start start_simpleminer.bat
        set /a "x = x + 1"
        goto :while1
    )

*********************************

To start mining, just double click "start_pool_mining.bat" and type in the number of threads you want to use.
If one of the threads disconnects, it will automatically try to reconnect.


tips welcome at 476vSXvkSEP9EjwiDDUS4Q86absLKEeYVg4piy6bpQLnUXoNwMbx1qQUjUxPg79TxUdyArDL6uukgWu LQkz4WaNFVhvAgVf  Wink
sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
"Trading Platform of The Future!"
The payment bug for moneropool.org has been fixed, except it still can't pay out because someone has mined with an invalid address. Once this is resolved through address validation, everyone will be paid.  Smiley

Payments for the first 9 blocks will be honored, even though 7 of those blocks were orphaned.

How to check my address? Huh Huh
You can try to send some MRO to it in simplewallet. It will tell you if it's an invalid address.

The invalid address that the pool wallet is complaining about is
Code:
47shgHzm4mWfD2WM6YPAgLWvvxB92yc9tfjpES1PEHpB7WNBaXfMjVYdouaUxg6s36he2tZR9JgjdLrA9qoR4xJC7ZVpjNG
member
Activity: 90
Merit: 10
The payment bug for moneropool.org has been fixed, except it still can't pay out because someone has mined with an invalid address. Once this is resolved through address validation, everyone will be paid.  Smiley

Payments for the first 9 blocks will be honored, even though 7 of those blocks were orphaned.

How to check my address? Huh Huh
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 500
My pool monero is online now .
I have make the test 1 day for test payout after many bugfix.

For information results of my test.
Balance Wallet Pool : 237.317623027057
Balance all Miner:  11391.923505695693
Tunning fee is : 2%
237.317623027057 / 11391.923505695693 = 0,020832094

http://monero.crypto-pool.fr/



Only about 24000 coins are produced by the network each day so 11400 coins already mined by one pool doesn't make sense to me. Can you elaborate? What is this pool's true hashrate? (The pool website only says 60 H/s right now.)
sr. member
Activity: 560
Merit: 250
"Trading Platform of The Future!"
The payment bug for moneropool.org has been fixed, except it still can't pay out because someone has mined with an invalid address. Once this is resolved through address validation, everyone will be paid.  Smiley

Payments for the first 9 blocks will be honored, even though 7 of those blocks were orphaned.
legendary
Activity: 1918
Merit: 1190
My pool monero is online now .
I have make the test 1 day for test payout after many bugfix.

For information results of my test.
Balance Wallet Pool : 237.317623027057
Balance all Miner:  11391.923505695693
Tunning fee is : 2%
237.317623027057 / 11391.923505695693 = 0,020832094

http://monero.crypto-pool.fr/

legendary
Activity: 2968
Merit: 1198
I can't comment on the motivations of the developers, but I concur with Noodle.

I likely concur with Noodle too, except that Noodle didn't write the message to which you replied. I actually haven't discussed this with Noodle at all, but as I'm pretty sure anyone competent looking at the code would agree, I'm sure he does to.

BTW, a lot of the straightforward data movement gets optimized away by a decent compiler (possibly all of it, once the other problems are fixed, or at least enough of it to get close to memory bound) and there is nothing wrong with writing the (HLL source) code in a more algorithmically-descriptive way. There are other problems there too, though, with no such excuse.


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