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I would love to host this video for educational purposes. And to who ever thinks that someone could get away with recording a one minute loop then sell it as praying for 10 hours must be chuck noris becuase i know praying or even meditating for even 3 hours straight gets very tiresome every minute passing so there would obviously be some authentic-ness too this looping video in order to work
Lol
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its always safer to go with -daemon
and that is a cool layout... I can't wait till I get Templates features setup. Still optimising tho
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Also, not to brag, but i was the one who gave the table structure to xenland when he first started developing "miningFarm". Altho, this one, you posted differs.
Man that brings back memories of me staying up for 10 hours up into the morning trying to "crack" the un-documented pushpoold database...... Thanks Diki! |
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Yes its the official build.
As for hosting your probably right.
'Hosting - Web - Deluxe - Linux - 1 year (recurring)'
I still want to know what service I need to run Bitcoin on server. I have had good luck calling them in the past for upgrades.
You need Root Access to a hosting server, usually Virtual Private Server hosting or Dedicated Hosting comes standard with this... I don't know why you can't find the bitcoin application but you will need Root Access enabled on your hosting in order to run basically anything bitcoin related. |
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As developer of MiningFarm I approve this message, should work for anybody wanting to do some quick and easy startup of their own pool.  |
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The init steps are as follows:
1. other stuff
2. init network ports
3. init database
4. print "initialized"
It sounds like your database is causing some sort of crash upon init.
This is most helpful and ought to be in neon somewhere. So what happens now? I point my miners at this and eventually I solve a new block how do I get paid? Where does the 50 btc go? This is how it works Bitcoind is link for the bitcoin network to give work for Pushpool. Pushpoold gives out work that is at Difficulty 1(I don't know how this works exactly but it is usually at difficulty 1). Anyways Pushpool gives our work at difficulty 1 to any miner that connects that has the correct credentials for it. Once a block has been solved by one of the miners the bitcoin network will (in a certain sense) send your bitcoind wallet with 50BTC as a category "Immature" which will be valid once it hits 120 confirmations which the category name will be set to "Generate". You can figure out your confirms by running bitcoind in the back ground then going into another terminal or SSH window and typing in ./bitcoind listtransactions
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yep, it was. testing.
Thank you Flowz
You're welcome Viceroy, if you need help with the front-end of the pool don't hassle to contact me. The front-end is pretty easy to setup, but I dislike the lay-out of MiningFarm so I'm modificating that a lot! I would love to see your work... In the future I plan to have download theme features on the official website, but I'm still trying to get some optimised stabled code going before I think about creating a template system. |
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doesn't seem to make any difference.
i still don't see any 'initialized'
nor can I mine on any of the ports (8333,8338,8341,8342,8344)
I see, This might sound dumb but for some reason the bitcoin.conf file that you have I believe comes with the bitcoin download, that NEVER works for me i just do a simple 4 line config. Make sure all files have the correct read permissions. This includes any log files that pushpoold uses in the /tmp/ folder, aswell as the bitcoin.config and server.json files. Example Simple bitcoin.conf rpcuser=someusername
rpcpassword=somereallylongrandompassword
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=8362
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So I'm almost there... bitcoin.conf: http://pastebin.com/GfT0hbvpbitcoind works fine using user: test pw: x port: 8332 server.json: http://pastebin.com/2jhCSqgF./pushpoold -E -F --foreground --debug=2 --stderr --config=server.json shows: [2011-07-22 22:02:18.875301] Debug output enabled [2011-07-22 22:02:18.875663] Forcing local hostname to localhost.localdomain [2011-07-22 22:02:18.878457] Listening on host :: port 8342 [2011-07-22 22:02:18.878590] Listening on host :: port 8341 [2011-07-22 22:02:18.878652] Listening on host :: port 8344 [2011-07-22 22:02:18.878707] Listening on host 127.0.0.1 port 8338 I DO NOT get an "initialized" And am unable to connect to any port other than 8332 All ports open in firewall. Server is local at 192.168.3.52 mysql set up and working workers installed in table mydatabase.pool_worker Thoughts? Looks like pushpool is connecting to bitcoin protocal port # 8333 instead of the one you supplied in your post which is 8332 please make them match, and let us know your results |
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This seems like a huge publicity stunt to get more ratings... I mean were it atom in all this?
I wouldn't blame him for "killing himself off from the bitcoin forums" I mean with all this hoarding I've gone else where to make my money
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At the end it is a busines decision. IF I would like to go into a pool business, I would consider it.
Agreed I'm just waiting for my software to get perfect, then imma hire him on the spot to get the mining farm pool started |
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Yep just sold me first license to http://mine.tenobis.com for a single use license with free-upgrades for life! So what does the license do exactly? Well normally I have advertisements that pay's for development server costs, and programming Labor costs. Now this license gives exclusive lifetime guarantee for no advertisements for LIFE and I can do this because I'm getting paid for what the advertisements would normally pay for programming and server costs. If you would like to have a private license, please don't be afraid to PM me. Also the new stats are up on the GitHub download. You can find a preview here http://miningfarm.com/stats.php |
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Thanks for the reply! I've fixed that line an i'm doing new tryings.
How can i check if it downloaded the blockchain?
Pushpoold doesn't have anything to do with the blockchain. That's Bitcoin. The blockchain is downloaded, normally, into the .bitcoin directory (under Linux). You can perform a JSON-RPC call against your Bitcoin server to ask it what the latest block it knows about is... I didn't say anything that implied that it did. I was simply stating that it will refuse to give out work because bitcoind won't give out any working information. |
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Sounds familair, i had a teacher appoligize once for giving me detention back in 4th grade. She was getting all pissy about why everyone doesn't do there home work and asked the first 4 people see layed eyes on and asked why they didn't do there home work... the first two replied with serious ones like I didn't have time becuase of baseball practice, or somthing like that; The 3rd one said "My dog ate it" to be funny of course i was the 4th and Honest Xenland Me i replied with "I just don't feel like" and she point towards the door and said GET OUT OF MY CLASS, i got a detention and after school detention... later that day the teacher appoligize becuase she realized i was the only honest one....
I say congradulate the kid for showing authority of "The Truth"
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Heres another one, I have trouble getting the pages to open, as I try to attempt to click on the BIG letters(with shadows) and not the link it self. Also there is no screen shots, I'm forced to click on every single one to see a preview. There is no bread crumb navigation on the review pages The last criticism I have is: everything is too basic, such as when I went to gaming hardware and saw a list of sites one that caught my eye was BitPorium and the description was "BitPorium Mining Rigs, Components, and BTC to Paypal exchange." so I thought I'd check it out thinking it would give me some more information about the site what kind of Good stuff they had and what was overpriced ,etc ,etc all i found was the same description which was fine at first. but when i read the reviews it wasn't really comprehensible. I'm not trying to attack you, all im saying is there is no content.... YES there is alot of sites which I didn't even know existed thats pretty cool. If you want people to come back I recommend you do some site reviewing your self purchase a couple of their products as a customer and see how there service is and log everything then report it on your site. That would get me to come back. I' booked marked the site to see its progress because i really do like that site. but there's soo much potential you could be tapping into with this.  |
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I'm getting some good traffic at The Bitcoin List but not a single site has been reviewed since I gave away a bitcoin on July 1st. Does anyone have any suggestions to encourage visitors to submit reviews? I've checked out the site and looked at it for a couple of minutes and its a pretty cool idea I learned about a few bitcoin sites. However the colours arn't soo easy on the eyes and the categories.... its just too much I feel like I'm still swimming in a sea of a search engine results. I would actually use this if it was easyer to find stuff then sift through categories, maybe a front page with all the popular stuff and a categories listening page like how you have now would be helpfull. Again... trying not to sounds like a troll those were some honest opinions from a web developer. So go easy on any replies you might have  |
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+1 this must be done. I will help test with my Mining Farm server |
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