Why? You can reverse ssh tunnel if 5555 is blocked.
Yes 5555 blocked , blocked by the ISP in our country, this port is blocked by many!You do a good deed if many are using an alternate port.
P.S/ Sorry for my English
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You do a good deed if many are using an alternate port.
P.S/ Sorry for my English
New pool: http://198.199.79.100/
It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
Please developers pools to make another port for connection (not 5555)It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
For example port: 8336
New pool: http://198.199.79.100/
It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
Please developers pools to make another port for connection (not 5555)It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
For example port: 8336
New pool: http://198.199.79.100/
It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
It can submit blocks thanks to the latest update of node-cryptonote-pool. The share difficulty is initially 600 and adjusts so the miner submits a share every 2 minutes. The domain name is moneropool.org, but the dns isn't working yet.
Note: you may or may not be paid, payments are still untested.
Even Darkcoin is CPU mining based, I didn't know that.
Is it like BCN ?
Is it like BCN ?
correct me if wrong but basically yes - without 80% premine
if that was the case I guess Bitcoin was premined because I didn't know about it until 2011.
bitcoin was premined. Satoshi has around 1 million BTC and thats a big problem for bitcoin. At least the rest are spread unlike BCN... oh and btw Satoshi announced bitcoin start. Didnt wait for 2 years to make a thread
Even Darkcoin is CPU mining based, I didn't know that.
Is it like BCN ?
Is it like BCN ?
correct me if wrong but basically yes - without 80% premine
if that was the case I guess Bitcoin was premined because I didn't know about it until 2011.
Even Darkcoin is CPU mining based, I didn't know that.
Is it like BCN ?
Is it like BCN ?
correct me if wrong but basically yes - without 80% premine
Looks a bit complicated, yet they get, slowly learning.
Yes, kinda.
I guess that is because it is at infancy stage.
While a user friendly wallet is available, it will spread like wild fire.
Looks a bit complicated, yet they get, slowly learning.
Even Darkcoin is CPU mining based, I didn't know that.
Is it like BCN ?
Is it like BCN ?
Cool, thanks for the link
Very usefull
I dont understand this point. If they definitely aren't finding blocks then you wouldn't get paid either way.
It's already been tested, the pool can't submit blocks correctly.Right.
I dont understand this point. If they definitely aren't finding blocks then you wouldn't get paid either way.
It's already been tested, the pool can't submit blocks correctly.Oh I see, no worries then for superresistant wanting to keep track of work done if they aren't submitting blocks
I dont understand this point. If they definitely aren't finding blocks then you wouldn't get paid either way.
It's already been tested, the pool can't submit blocks correctly.Edit: look at the "Daemon" section for rejected blocks http://pastebin.com/z7szEhSZ
And on this page: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6711537
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
As far as Im aware the pools are being tested and the payout portion isn't complete. This means the pool is likely finding blocks but not paying out yet, this is why www.moneropool.com is offering a payout later depending on how much hashing power you contribute. There's no way of knowing how many blocks they find so for all you know they could be finding loads and end up making money off peoples hashing power.
Thats why they're in test, mine on one if you want but know you might not be getting your fair share.
I dont understand this point. If they definitely aren't finding blocks then you wouldn't get paid either way.
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
As far as Im aware the pools are being tested and the payout portion isn't complete. This means the pool is likely finding blocks but not paying out yet, this is why www.moneropool.com is offering a payout later depending on how much hashing power you contribute. There's no way of knowing how many blocks they find so for all you know they could be finding loads and end up making money off peoples hashing power. Thats why they're in test, mine on one if you want but know you might not be getting your fair share.
Then I hope the beta-pool is keeping track of the work from users to redistribute the coins.
Why?
They've said many times its a test pool and payouts aren't working. People are voluntarily giving some hashing power to help the testing. If you dont want to help with that don't point any miners there. They aren't hiding it, its not supposed to be for everyone to point their hashing power to but how are you supposed to test a written from scratch pool without getting some volunteers.
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
As far as Im aware the pools are being tested and the payout portion isn't complete. This means the pool is likely finding blocks but not paying out yet, this is why www.moneropool.com is offering a payout later depending on how much hashing power you contribute. There's no way of knowing how many blocks they find so for all you know they could be finding loads and end up making money off peoples hashing power.
Thats why they're in test, mine on one if you want but know you might not be getting your fair share.
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
As far as Im aware the pools are being tested and the payout portion isn't complete. This means the pool is likely finding blocks but not paying out yet, this is why www.moneropool.com is offering a payout later depending on how much hashing power you contribute. There's no way of knowing how many blocks they find so for all you know they could be finding loads and end up making money off peoples hashing power. Thats why they're in test, mine on one if you want but know you might not be getting your fair share.
Then I hope the beta-pool is keeping track of the work from users to redistribute the coins.
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
As far as Im aware the pools are being tested and the payout portion isn't complete. This means the pool is likely finding blocks but not paying out yet, this is why www.moneropool.com is offering a payout later depending on how much hashing power you contribute. There's no way of knowing how many blocks they find so for all you know they could be finding loads and end up making money off peoples hashing power.
Thats why they're in test, mine on one if you want but know you might not be getting your fair share.
Does any MRO pool find blocks yet?
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