Forgive me if i'm wrong; but Antpool appears to be doing the same thing (found block, not submitting straight away, mining on header of found block, submitting both in quick succession).. standard behaviour from them?
Blocks 387005 and 387006..
Yup, it's standard behavior for pools that SPV mine I'm afraid, not just f2pool
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P2pool has been updated: https://github.com/p2pool/p2poolI see forrestv has created a new v15 tag in the repo too - maybe some more updates on the way? Thanks forrestv Edit: Hmmm....since updating my system has locked up twice in 30 minutes. I'm not sure yet what the problem is until I get a chance to check the logs.......
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The thread is completely pointless.
Thanks to this thread, the mining community now knows that if your pool get's dos'd you will redirect your domain at a different pool, thus dos'ing that pool. Hardly a pointless thread, is it?
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All false arguments from someone not actually involved in mining. We've proven that we can do block changes about as quickly as the spv mining pools yet with fully validated blocks and transactions. The SPV mining pools caused a fork they built on for a few blocks earlier this year due to mining on unvalidated block headers from other pools and more than one pool kept on bouncing broken blocks between themselves before finally having to wind back to the correct blockchain. If that's not wasted hashrate i don't know what is. With the size of the pools in question (>50% of the network combined), it could have gone on indefinitely had they not noticed. I deliberately held off replying to his post as I not only didn't know if he was a miner or not, but also in the hope that someone who is more knowledgeable than me in the field would chime in.....and you did - thank you
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Is some flunkie DOSing the nodes again?
I'm not aware of any p2pool node ever being dos'd. There seems to be something wrong with your setup though - over 4 seconds is rather high - try limiting your connections to 12-14 instead - that should help.
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How can i get WLC address? I registered but i don't know WLCaddress
Use your WLC wallet address.
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Another BLOCK Another EMPTY BLOCK Yeah, I just noticed that - bummer. Still, at least we know that it wasn't done deliberately - unlike certain other pools I could mention......
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@macbook-air Do you mean that you'll intentionally not build on blocks from Kano.is? I think you need to clarify what you mean by blacklist.
We will not build on his blocks until our local bitcoind got received and verified them in full. This guy leaked our IP addresses to the public, I pm him kindly and begged him to remove them but he refused. If we ever got DDoSed due to his post, we have no choices but point our domains to his pool. IP addresses are in the public domain, view-able by anyone - you can't "leak" something that is already public knowledge. Threatening to divert any ddos attack to a different pool is completely & utterly wrong. It's immoral & disgraceful, you should be ashamed of yourselves - or is this a common tactic employed by SPV mining pools? This is what happens when a pool that contributes nothing to the Bitcoin network gets too big, they resort to playground bully boy tactics & statements in the false belief that they are somehow invincible & can do as they please. If I were a pool operator I would have no problem banning IP addresses from all SPV mining pools from connecting to my node & encourage every other pool or wallet owner that cares about the Bitcoin ecosystem to do the same. Thank you kano for helping to bring this to everyone's attention, the more people who realize the harm these large SPV mining pools do to the network - & the lengths that they will go to to damage any other pool that questions them - the better, safer & healthier the network will become. Edit: Deleting posts from your own thread regarding this won't help either.
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Another BLOCK Two blocks in 24 hours - nice - & both with less than 1 Ph.....not bad at all.
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Hello world, the first basic income was payed on Tuesday. Everybody that did not receive the payment please control first if your WLC-Address is set correct. For Christmas we plan a small raffle where every registered user with a valid WLC-Address can win 2000 mWLC (5x) or 100 mBTC (1x). So please feel free to spread the word. For more information stay tuned here, look in our news section ( www.winc-ev.org/news) or follow us on twitter ( www.twitter.com/WINC_ev). Greetings Rik First payment received Nice to see this coin running so smoothly. Good work dev.
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You have been moved to our blacklist. You will not see these IP addresses connecting to your pool and waste your pool resource anymore. Thanks.
So, is that an official f2pool stance - blacklisting any pool that actually contributes to the Bitcoin network? To make it easier, why don't you just make a whitelist of pools that SPV mine & use only them instead of leaching off every pool/node that cares & contributes towards the network? That way, you'd be doing us all a favor.
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Rav3n's fork has support for a boatload of alt coins. Adding more hash to p2pool is a double-edged sword. Yes, it means more blocks. However, it also means higher share difficulty and higher variance for miners - especially noticeable the lower hash rate you have as a miner. Many pages of this thread have been dedicated to that very discussion Yeah, I use rav's fork for other coins now & then. I meant an actual p2pool coin that not only helps promote p2pool, but also has the capability to reserve some much needed funds for future development/problem solving. Sort of killing 2 birds with 1 stone, so to speak - promotion + funding......
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Thanks for the donation - very kind of you Yup, these baron periods are a killer, but every pool suffers from them. A few quick blocks will have everyone smiling again I was thinking, maybe an altcoin tuned for p2pool (P2Pcoin?) would help promote p2pool? There are some very good clients that could be forked & tuned for best results with p2pool, but I particularly like the WLC client with it's demurrage features - maybe this could be changed slightly into creating a "pot" for future development as well as used for donations to forrestv? Just a thought......
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Let me know if you have any ideas how we can and should adjust the current situation to have a even-handed situation for both parties: the miners and the users.
You should have made this known from the beginning in the OP. By not doing so, it gives the impression that you were trying to hide this fact. Over 50% is a crazy amount of premine - nobody will adopt this coin now, & I have stopped mining it. This was one of the rare coins that actually had promise, but by not being transparent from the beginning, you have killed your own coin. Disappointed
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I'm pleasantly surprised he replied so quickly However, as kano says, it does sound a lot like antpool v2 - & he doesn't go into much detail at all. Maybe I'm being too skeptical, but we've all been lied to before, so I'm not going to get all excited until I see a more open & detailed analysis from 21 Inc. All good PR for p2pool though, so that's good
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BLOCK!! Bugger me. That was a marathon.
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I just tried to register, but am still being asked to send my passport scan via email? Edit: Wait, just got a second email - no scan required & all went smooth. Nice
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Not that I expect a reply, but can't hurt to spell it out for the Reddit folks.
LOL....Reddit users quite often need things spelling out for them - they're not the sharpest tools in the shed Nice post there though windpath, well done. Like you say, don't hold your breath for a reply though
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Sorry guys, it's my fault. I finally got my rig stable. Of course there's no blocks...
What was the problem in the end?
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Are there any DNS related functions, tools or features you are missing at the moment which should be implemented into the next beta of 611 (SixEleven)?
It would be nice if the wiki linked to a 611 guide instead of the namecoin one, which is a little basic. Maybe a more detailed guide could be done explaining all the functions & "how to's" in laymans terms (with screen shots) for us newbies to make understanding the coins DNS features would attract more users? Have you already checked flo's press 4u article with many screenshots for newbies? https://flo.sh/611-sixeleven/I did indeed, it's very good but it's not on a 611 domain? It describes the basics well, but there are a lot more functions available that the guide doesn't go into. A write-up & description of each tab & it's various functions would be great.
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