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Title: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: Anonymailer on May 21, 2013, 10:44:21 PM Hi everyone,
I've just set up a p2pool node I'm probably going to offer as an auto-config option in MacMiner, and I'm just testing whether the server I've got it on has enough resources to handle the load, I've got a couple of workers on there but I'd appreciate it if anyone else would give it a shot for a while! The fee is set at 1% address: 176.58.119.218:9332 password: your BTC address username: anything at all Please let me know how it goes if you give it a shot! edit: server is now stable, address has changed to pool.fabulouspanda.co.uk:9332 and fee reduced to 0.5% Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: zvs on May 22, 2013, 02:02:08 AM Hi everyone, I've just set up a p2pool node I'm probably going to offer as an auto-config option in MacMiner, and I'm just testing whether the server I've got it on has enough resources to handle the load, I've got a couple of workers on there but I'd appreciate it if anyone else would give it a shot for a while! The fee is set at 1% address: 176.58.119.218:9332 password: your BTC address username: anything at all Please let me know how it goes if you give it a shot! wtf, if you want people to test, why is there a fee Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: Anonymailer on May 22, 2013, 02:59:35 PM wtf, if you want people to test, why is there a fee Because I want to test the precise configuration it'll go live with, and a 1% fee is the average Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: walf_man on May 23, 2013, 12:26:45 PM the fee is send to your default address
Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: Anonymailer on May 23, 2013, 12:57:51 PM the fee is send to your default address I hope so - 0.5% to my default address and 99.5% to the user's BTC address (changed the fee to 0.5%) - am I misunderstanding something here? Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: zvs on May 23, 2013, 02:20:34 PM the fee is send to your default address I hope so - 0.5% to my default address and 99.5% to the user's BTC address (changed the fee to 0.5%) - am I misunderstanding something here? yeah, if you want to 'load test' something, then you don't charge a fee the fee works, trust me. server load will not impact this Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: razorfishsl on May 27, 2013, 01:27:28 AM Sorry why would you run software on a mac like this?
Far better you VM it and use something that runs on linux, then if you need to scale it... you just upload the VM image to a VPS. A setup like this is just pissing in the wind...... Title: Re: Testing a p2pool node for MacMiner Post by: Anonymailer on May 27, 2013, 03:44:47 PM Sorry why would you run software on a mac like this? Far better you VM it and use something that runs on linux, then if you need to scale it... you just upload the VM image to a VPS. A setup like this is just pissing in the wind...... I get the impression you think I'm running the p2pool node on a Mac? I'm not. It's on a dedicated Linux server. You don't need to use a mac to mine at pool.fabulouspanda.co.uk:9332 either. I make MacMiner app for people to mine on their Mac's. It's based on all the most popular mining software. You can't GPU mine in a VM and it's a lot more simple than installing one just to run an FPGA or ASIC. |