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Title: pushpoold - Any way to test that it's actually working? Post by: GoldInThemGPUs on May 08, 2011, 05:56:08 AM I've been working on setting up a private pool for myself and a few friends (combined we're around 25-30 gHash/sec). I got pushpool compiled and running, blkmon running to make sure long polling is active and working properly.
I'm testing it on my cluster of computers (~5 gHash/sec). It's been running a bit over 30 hours now, so on average I would've found something at current difficulty, but I know luck can always screw you over. My only concern is whether or not pushpool is actually sending/submitting proper work to my GPUs. They're submitting shares and I've run some calculations based on the share database timestamps (share count during time frame * 2^32, divided by time frame in seconds), which is giving an approximate gHash equal to what I've expected. Extra info edit: About 1 in 200 shares submitted to pushpoold are forwarded to bitcoind, log file returns: PROOF-OF-WORK submitted upstream. Result: false. Not sure if that has any additional meaning. Title: Re: pushpoold - Any way to test that it's actually working? Post by: GoldInThemGPUs on May 08, 2011, 07:17:02 AM Spoke too soon! About 15 minutes after making this post I solved a block with the private pool!
Title: Re: pushpoold - Any way to test that it's actually working? Post by: Laminator on June 13, 2011, 01:47:10 PM Hi, can you tell me how do you use blkmon? And how many stale shares do you have?
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