Just wanted to make a new post because this is important!

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Important Announcement!

The pool server that you connect your miners to will be taken offline up to 15 minutes whilst I sift through all the shares and blocks that are currently found and verify those payments, so you can have some more coins to play with.

The reason I'm doing this stop, is so I can max out the server's CPU and RAM for the MySQL without people loosing their shares.

The maintenance on the site will happen:
27 Aug 2012 @ 11pm-11:15pm (CST, UTC -6)

So, expect your coins to show up in your account 27 Aug 2012 @ 11:16pm (CST, UTC -6).

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If you have any questions or comments about this announcement, please ask before this time!

Might want to hurry
I was planning on setting one up once I got the pool a bit more stable.

Pool should be back up.
The pushpoold had locked up again, but at least I think I know what the problem is.
The shares are starting to pile up because I haven't coded the second part of the script that goes through the blocks that are at 520+ confirmations and gives out those shares. After I code that in, the pool should stabilize.

That would have been the most likely reason for people not being able to connect.

Also, I believe I fixed the verified payout balance at the top of the page.

Did you do
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Would it be possible to add within the next few release a method to determine the price of the transaction?

If you need help with the forum (such as hosting [drop me a pm], forum design...and general mods), let us know.

I'm going to try with sendtoaddress and see how that works for now. After it gets to the point where people are withdrawing a lot and causing transaction fees to skyrocket, I'll start working on a script that does a sendmany. Currently, it's setup that the user sets aside 1 PPC in their account to handle their transaction (done automatically). I can set it up as a percentage donation, they will be listed in the sendmany letting the pool (from donations) pay for the transaction. I'm not really sure how that will work, but it at least helps me figure out where to spend donations.

I'll start logging all the data soon. I've still got a lot more work with the script to detect new blocks, as well as a script that will convert the ppcoind to database for my transactions. I'm getting to the point where transactions are going to be hard to read after ~100. Stack that with the average amount of people on the site at once, and you've got yourself a hell of a server load. Anyways, I'll send as much information as I can to the users (with their API key) letting them decide how they want to make their own graphs.


In these transactions:
1-I've sent myself (from the pool, to my home wallet) 6482.75326 PPC.
2-The pool received the transaction from (3'd TXID).
3-Shows the pool sending 1 PPC to the pool's wallet.

Looks like each transaction cost 0.01 PPC.

[Edit]: Looks like 6482.75326 PPC showed up in my home wallet after 2 confirmations.

Thanks.

I think I know how I'm going to do the transaction. I'll just set it up, so the withdraw has to be > 1 PPC. Check out the site in ~10 minutes for the withdraw page.

Does anyone know how to determine the transaction size (for the cost of the transaction) before the transaction is sent?
or...does anyone know if the fee for the transaction is included in the transaction itself?

The site is based on Bitcoin, being 50 shares.
I'll have this fixed once I submit the first round of PPC from the old database.

Your shares are being counted (as you can see, if you're logged in, by your shares compared to everyone else's shares).

[Edit]: Getting VERY close to running the script to push payments. Just checking to make sure it's possible to withdraw, then you should notice your account balance.

[Edit2]: Just distributed the PPC from the old database of shares. If you where one of the first few people mining, you should see your balance at the top of the screen. I just sent a PM to sunny asking how to determine the kb per transaction to let people actually withdraw from their account. Sorry for all the trouble community.

I retract my bid. I didn't know it was already 10pm your time.

14.5

Looks like something happened last night.


I'll go ahead and restart, but hopefully the logs let me know what happened.
I'm going to be moving the website off onto another server soon, that should help with the loadbalance.

Being such a small # of workers, I didn't think anything like this would happen.

[Edit]: @allWorkersOnThePool: I'm sorry about the delay in payments, but it seems when we where on the old database...we've mined a lot more blocks than I had imagined. I'm going to head to work and let some more blocks mature to make sure everyone from the old database gets their shares into that block.
http://46.166.138.142/dev2.php <Here, you can see how many credits/worker per block. As you can see, there are still shares to be given out to the last block that was matured.

Thanks. You can use the address at the pool's footer.

I think it may be possible to setup an exchange, but it is too early (not TOO early, but...I'd say maybe a week?).

Thanks for the heads up.

I'm going to wait till at least a few more blocks mature. That way I can make sure that everyone who mined on the other database will get their shares.

#13 Why did you "really" create this thread?

I love you.

She can have my Bitcoins if you know what I mean.

#5 Why do we love you so much?

Does this *anywhere* address need me to be able to verify it?
I'd like to just sent 46 BTC from Gox to Gox.

If I need to open up my wallet and do it the "official, verification" way, I'll do it...but may take some time for the blockchain to update.

[Edit]: or...I can just use blockchain wallet.


I'm not sure if the new account owner wants me to post the address, but... I've sent the 46 BTC to the current withdraw address.

The problem with that, is the the address I used is a Gox address. I have no way of proving I own that specific address.