That's great news koad, hopefully everything goes well.

Regarding MYR: I think their problem was that they had the right chainid in place but the rpc reported back chainid 0 when getauxblock was called, IIRC it was this commit that has fixed the problem: https://github.com/myriadteam/myriadcoin/commit/e0a30bf8f7ee533c004040c85369cf457f12d36f

Good luck with your test, looking forward to merge-mine a few CDN 

I have the same problem, also API calls fail or are terribly slow since some minutes.

[EDIT 5:12]: Its back working for me.

idolacchacked is absolutely right. You have to register your key with Sampey for the free plugins as well. Just shoot him a PM with your C-Cex public key.

And while we're at it: Thank you Sampey for your ongoing hard work!

Nice to hear, tried on Wheezy and Ubuntu 14.04 without any joy.
Maybe dev will look into it so that we can build it on older versions too. Funny enough latest litecoin sources build just fine on the same boxes/versions.

IMHO one needs a more recent version of autoconf. I bet you are also trying to build on Wheezy?

Alcurex has CSC listed.

Which algo? Scrypt?

Hi Kprell,

Please start your wallet with

-loadblock=PATH-TO-YOUR-DOWNLOAD/blk0001.dat

this way it will import/read the downloaded bootstrap.

Let us know if this works.

HTH

Thank you for your reply.
Not directly, but I can give you the chainids I know of:
SYS: 1
SJW: 24
GRN: 25
PTC: 71
VIA: 86
DOGE: 98
ULTC: 13804

HTH

Are there any plans to change the chainid from 1 to something unique, so that CDN can be merge-mined together with other auxpow coins like SYS?

I have been depositing and withdrawing coins with cryptsy on a more or less daily base since almost a year.
Since the rumors about cryptsy being insolvent or a scam began, I reduced my balance continuously from over 2btc to ~0.5 and then further to ~0.1.

I haven't been here when Mtgox closed its doors but I've heard enough of it to see the signs written on the wall in fat letters wrt to cryptsy when my daily withdrawals delays grew from minutes to hours and from hours to more than a day.
Because of this I thought it would be time to evacuate all my dust from cryptsy and as feared my 3 withdrawals, together around 0.12btc, are stuck since more than a week. Support doesn't answer my ticket and the 5 updates to the ticket I have made during this last week. Like many I was offered to cancel my withdrawals in order to withdraw in any other currency but this request of me was never honoured or answered by their support.

I have no crystal glass to judge if they are insolvent, incompetent or scammy or multiple of those but from my definition they have definitely gone mammal glands upwards around a week ago. Should I - against all expectations and logic - get my withdrawals processed - I will in all fairness update this post.

For those still trusting in cryptsy and depositing: Please do not hold your breath while waiting for a withdrawal to actually process its not good to leave your brain that long without oxygen.

Well said.

[UPDATE 9. Dec 2015]: After opening a second ticket on 7. Dec again demanding to cancel the pending withdrawals, a new support agent replied within 24 hours that my withdrawals from 28th and 29th November have been cancelled and are returned my balance. I was then able to buy VTC from my BTC and LTC balance and could successfully withdraw it to Bittrex.
So after almost two weeks I was able to get my little remaining balance out with some loss.

I see your point, however I was not proposing a regular restart, I was talking about restarting the coindaemon in case it does not respond anymore (which is a good thing to monitor if you run a pool, even if you are sure it runs stable).
If it is unresponsive and you have a block-winning share it is useless/lost anyway. I agree though that the ideal setup should run stable on its own and not rely on being restarted regulary and I am certainly not suggesting to just restart the coind without good reason.
I check all my coinds every 10mins and automatically restart them IF they do hang, else they just log being ok to syslog.

HTH

Hey johnnybravo0311,

Yw, in any case it shouldn't harm you to increase the rpcthreads. The getinfo not being responsive rang a bell with me, that was the moment when I wrote my coind watchdog-shell-script to automatically restart them if they do not respond to getinfo within 5s which reliably happened after a few hours of mining.

I am curious if it helps, please let us know the outcome.

Cheers

Hi,

I have no experience with bitcoind and this is just a blind shot into the dark, but the below helped me with a similar prob with different alts.
Try to add the following to your bitcoin.conf:
and make XX a number between 16 and 50. I use 20 and am a happy miner since then, YMMV.

HTH

Good job dev, to be honest I didn't expect such an elegant solution that protects your users funds. Thumbs up!

While you are at it, please also update the Github link in the OP.

btw: New source compiles fine and I am up and running with currently 9 connections and growing.

Thank you infernoman, much appreciated. However I meanwhile gave up, mainly because I only know of Cryptsy as CNC exchange and obviously nothing comes out there anymore.

I confirm it is running rock stable (Ubuntu Linux, rather slow virtual machine).


I use the C.A.T. with 4 plugins and I am pretty happy with it.
I confirm I got a solid and well working software for a fair price. No guarantee to make money with it, but it simply works as advertised and Sampey is great to deal with. Not to forget the free lifetime upgrades he provides (and he really does release a lot of upgrades as can be seen in this thread).

Whether you will be making profit simply depends on your strategy and how you use C.A.T.. I can honestly say I've made some nice profits with less than a BTC base capital in a few coins but then I lost about the same amount for letting C.A.T. trade the wrong coins  and having not configured the markets in question to avoid it (I am very talented in doing the wrong trades ath the wrong time - I can't resist catching falling knives for example...).

So if you know what you want to trade and how, C.A.T. can do that for you all night long and you will make profit. If you expect it to just do the right thing if you give it some coins, you are expecting something C.A.T. doesn't do.

HTH

Could somebody with an active node please post his blockheight and eventually peers?
Mine is 1142448 right now, but coinplorer is on 1139060, so it seems I am on a fork.

Thanks.

Weitere Kandidaten für merge-mining: MYR, GRE, SYS, HUC, SJW, PTC, ULTC
Speziell MYR und SYS könnten sich ggf. auch lohnen. Aber auf jeden Fall wie erwähnt DOGE und VIA.

HTH

Thank you for correcting me in my (wrong) assumption, I was not meaning to mislead the OP in any way (and sorry to OP for BS explanation).

So to make sure I got it right: Discards are happening, when the miner has work received and waiting and this work is invalidated by the pool (i.e. by a new block) before the miner could start to hash on it?