How are you determining this?

This works for me.  I had to repair wallet.  Sent you a block.  

Thanks.


-tb-

I sent a few coins for the test - on my side everything is working well

transaction ID - e7501d8ed251540fd49281c2e6a99974af2119ccac73085a9f9f5ad95857773e

too many orphans and connection won't go higher than 4 - is this configured on purpose so the dev can premine everything?

question: when all the 30 million coins are mined, what will miners get to hold it up, when there is no transaction fee? 

fork of Novacoin/Florincoin/CosmosCoin

FYI, I'm getting pretty poor returns at the phs.minar.cc pool. I noticed that I was getting more than twice as much PHS vs what I was getting at the pools with similar hash rates...but since things hadn't been 100% consistent, I decided to put my theory to the test: I have one machine solo-mining...and another identical machine mining at phs.minar.cc. Both are hovering right around 3 MH/s.

I found 5 blocks in the pool and 6 blocks solo-mining (one of them a 128 block) during the test period. During the same time period, with identical machines, here were the results:

Solo-mining: 448 PHS
phs.minar.cc: 110 PHS

I went back into the history, and I've been getting awful returns at the pool. I consistently mine almost 4 times as much PHS solo mining. I'm just curious if anybody else is having similar results...or if I'm just having insanely bad luck in the pool. Again, I hate pointing fingers/etc as I'm sure the pool operator means well and I appreciate the effort they put into setting up a pool. I just know in the past I have been screwed mining in pools...and I'm hoping this isn't another case of that. You would think things would balance themselves out.