I'll switch over the pool tomorrow so the https server can finally rest on the correct port, and with it restart the pool for minor updates. As always downtime will be negligible. Is there any demand at all for port 80/443 mining? I'm not planning on trying to support it unless anyone says they want or need it.
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Topic: [∞ YH] solo.ckpool.org 2% fee solo mining 256 blocks solved! - page 231. (Read 107759 times)
Complete newbie here. I've been given an Antminer S17 and wanted to try it out. I think everything is connected up ok, but can you tell me if I've got this right to operate:
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
nope .
since I have no idea what you put for worker.
a suggestion is put in a real btc addy and show us the BTC addy. we can show you if it is working.
If you want privacy do it again with a real btc addy but do not tell us the one you use for keeps.
here is an address I am mining to right now
https://solo.ckpool.org:444/users/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
note I disabled this
https : // solo.ckpool . org: 444/ users / use your address to check not mine 146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
Oh man, I'm such an idiot. BTC address, not wallet
Thanks!Got it now. Seems to be working
I was looking at it all wrong. 
Complete newbie here. I've been given an Antminer S17 and wanted to try it out. I think everything is connected up ok, but can you tell me if I've got this right to operate:
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
nope .
since I have no idea what you put for worker.
a suggestion is put in a real btc addy and show us the BTC addy. we can show you if it is working.
If you want privacy do it again with a real btc addy but do not tell us the one you use for keeps.
here is an address I am mining to right now
https://solo.ckpool.org:444/users/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
note I disabled this
https : // solo.ckpool . org: 444/ users / use your address to check not mine 146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
Oh make sure it is your wallet that you control as 6.25 btc = $50,000 plus
Complete newbie here. I've been given an Antminer S17 and wanted to try it out. I think everything is connected up ok, but can you tell me if I've got this right to operate:
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
URL: stratum+tcp://de.ckpool.org:3333
Worker: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Password: 123
That will be because the proxy is mining at the pool diff, 10k, so your hashrate is too small to show up.
in lack of better Equipment because of high prices for electricity, that was my only choice to test it. but all good, now might be another one, with more hashpower, may report (Phil where are you).Busy with real world shit. I will try more hash then this. Later on today.
https://solo.ckpool.org:444/users/146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
https://solo.ckpool.org:444/pool/
we are not that close
1,544,990,267,321
I'll switch over the pool tomorrow so the https server can finally rest on the correct port, and with it restart the pool for minor updates. As always downtime will be negligible. Is there any demand at all for port 80/443 mining? I'm not planning on trying to support it unless anyone says they want or need it.
79+ PH's this morning ~ fantastic!
Instead of buying lottery tickets, one S17 rental a week now
Instead of buying lottery tickets, one S17 rental a week now
That will be because the proxy is mining at the pool diff, 10k, so your hashrate is too small to show up.
in lack of better Equipment because of high prices for electricity, that was my only choice to test it. but all good, now might be another one, with more hashpower, may report (Phil where are you).It works like a charme!
I installed it under Debian Buster accordingly to your advise, and it installed and compiled without any issue.
Tested the function afterwards with my 2 U2 (shame on me) and it works great.
Thanks for the feedback.I installed it under Debian Buster accordingly to your advise, and it installed and compiled without any issue.
Tested the function afterwards with my 2 U2 (shame on me) and it works great.
EDIT: but it did not show the worker or hashrate under user/btcaddress 
so there is something to look after.
That will be because the proxy is mining at the pool diff, 10k, so your hashrate is too small to show up. so there is something to look after.I've created a script for Ubuntu (suggest 20.04) or Debian linux which should automate the setup, configuration, and install of a ckproxy to mine on the solo pool, though you can edit it afterwards to mine wherever you like. I do not suggest using something like an RPi as you want reasonable performance from your proxy to avoid any added latency.
Download the following script:
It will not be directly executable, so execute it with
And follow the prompts. Tell me how you go.
Download the following script:
Code:
http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/soloproxy/setupsoloproxy.sh
It will not be directly executable, so execute it with
Code:
sh setupsoloproxy.sh
And follow the prompts. Tell me how you go.
It works like a charme!
I installed it under Debian Buster accordingly to your advise, and it installed and compiled without any issue.
Tested the function afterwards with my 2 U2 (shame on me) and it works great.
EDIT: but it did not show the worker or hashrate under user/btcaddress
so there is something to look after.Thank you!
Yea, a solo blockfind would be a lot of bitcoin going to someone else if it's custodial wallet/address.
i have a question,when i want to configure my miners on solo mining so how may i select a coin base address?i have select an used bitcoin address or an
By coinbase you mean the centralized exchange of coinbase and not the block reward transaction right? well to answer your question, a used address or not makes no difference at all as far as mining is concerned (it does in terms of security "hypothetically" but that is off-topic).
Ckpool or any other pool for that matter doesn't care if your address is used or not if it's a valid it works, now in theory, you are supposed to own both used and unused addresses and have full control over them, but in reality if that address is given to you by an exchange like coinbase, then you don't own anything, all you have is Coinbase's words for it.
If you want to solomine and you are lazy or don't want to spend money on a hardware wallet, the least you could do is download an IOS/Android app on your phone, don't solomine to an address owned by someone else.
hello all
i have a question,when i want to configure my miners on solo mining so how may i select a coin base address?i have select an used bitcoin address or an unused address?segwit format or each format?
please tell me anything i have notice for select a bitcoin address to configuration my miners for solo
thank you so much
i have a question,when i want to configure my miners on solo mining so how may i select a coin base address?i have select an used bitcoin address or an unused address?segwit format or each format?
please tell me anything i have notice for select a bitcoin address to configuration my miners for solo
thank you so much
personally I like to use a legacy address to mine here.
You must have full control of the address.
So do you have a core wallet on your pc?
Do you have a hardware wallet like Trezor?
No other addresses are in your full control
I have a Coinbase account. I could use an address from my account.
But. Coinbase has the keys. and if they fuck up you are screwed.
I could use my bittrex account. and they control that money. if they fuck up you are screwed.
This is the address I use
http://35.192.6.83:3000/d/JmhHccgGz/ck-pool-user-dashboard?orgId=1&refresh=1m&var-user=146UJM5kgzLVUV23CXCf33KQKHckoX1gx3
and it is a legacy address on my trezor.
hello all
i have a question,when i want to configure my miners on solo mining so how may i select a coin base address?i have select an used bitcoin address or an unused address?segwit format or each format?
please tell me anything i have notice for select a bitcoin address to configuration my miners for solo
thank you so much
i have a question,when i want to configure my miners on solo mining so how may i select a coin base address?i have select an used bitcoin address or an unused address?segwit format or each format?
please tell me anything i have notice for select a bitcoin address to configuration my miners for solo
thank you so much
I point about 5th statistics say I will die before I hit a block with that.
As I type It is possible I hit two blocks back to back.
Lots of people don’t understand this.
To give a more concrete example.
I have a farm with 1ph or 200x 5th.
It has earned 10 btc since December of 2018.
Math or statistics say I could have pointed all that hash here and had about a 50-50 shot at a block.
thats why I point 5th here and 1ph at a different pool.
if i had 100 ph I would point 1 ph here and 99 ph at another pool.
As I type It is possible I hit two blocks back to back.
Lots of people don’t understand this.
To give a more concrete example.
I have a farm with 1ph or 200x 5th.
It has earned 10 btc since December of 2018.
Math or statistics say I could have pointed all that hash here and had about a 50-50 shot at a block.
thats why I point 5th here and 1ph at a different pool.
if i had 100 ph I would point 1 ph here and 99 ph at another pool.
There is really nothing to calculate on Solochance and the site is for nothing. 
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
This is statistics, and easy to calculate:
average time to find a block @ 100% diff. in Seconds = Net difficulty * 2³² / Miner hashrate per Second
I think he is being sarcastic, or maybe not, people confuse maths to statistics, and when the word "luck" gets thrown in the middle it makes things even more complicated, because "luck" as we know it, is far from statistics. It's hard to explain it but I guess an easy way to look at it is that probability and statistics "ensure" that "luck" remains close to 100% over time, this is the exact reason why we don't hit more blocks than antpool or f2pool, if it was pure luck and statistics meant nothing, no pool would offer PPS payments.
The difference between a large pool and a small miner is the good/bad luck ratio, a pool that should "statistically" hit a block every 10 hours, if his luck is 10% below 100% it simply means he will hit a block in 11 hours, for a single S9 100% luck is 154 years, so 10% below "projected" is only 15 years late as opposed to 1 hour.
, There is really nothing to calculate on Solochance and the site is for nothing.
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
This is statistics, and easy to calculate:
average time to find a block @ 100% diff. in Seconds = Net difficulty * 2³² / Miner hashrate per Second
That is all, it did not predict a time when you will find a block.
und auf deutsch ginge das auch im childboard "Mining" hier:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=60.0
Download the following script:
saw your post now so i reattempted it as per your written intstructions
and ofcourse it started right up
so only typing ckproxy is needed for passthrough mode? i dont need the -A -p stuff?
No, you don't need that.Code:
http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/[b]soloproxy[/b]/setupsoloproxy.sh
ok so when you first posted this i tried it and failed multiple times, of course i had consumed adult beverages and that was the problem.saw your post now so i reattempted it as per your written intstructions
and ofcourse it started right up so only typing ckproxy is needed for passthrough mode? i dont need the -A -p stuff?
This is not the passthrough mode of ckpool, this is a proxy to solo.
You get mixed up with the ckpool program.
This is a special proxy program wich get startet as proxy:
Code:
Enter the soloproxy-0.9.5 directory and start ckproxy by typing 'ckproxy'
Ah hah! now i see
There is really nothing to calculate on Solochance and the site is for nothing.
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
Reason: You can hit a block in an hour or in 500 years.
Download the following script:
saw your post now so i reattempted it as per your written intstructions and ofcourse it started right up
so only typing ckproxy is needed for passthrough mode? i dont need the -A -p stuff?
No, you don't need that.Code:
http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/[b]soloproxy[/b]/setupsoloproxy.sh
ok so when you first posted this i tried it and failed multiple times, of course i had consumed adult beverages and that was the problem.saw your post now so i reattempted it as per your written intstructions
and ofcourse it started right up so only typing ckproxy is needed for passthrough mode? i dont need the -A -p stuff?
This is not the passthrough mode of ckpool, this is a proxy to solo.
You get mixed up with the ckpool program.
This is a special proxy program wich get startet as proxy:
Code:
Enter the soloproxy-0.9.5 directory and start ckproxy by typing 'ckproxy'
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