Hi, do you have tested your code?
TotalHashes arent working anymore. :>
May you use "spline" instead of "line" on the charts. it looks realy better. use this code xen: http://nopaste.info/46f62a7fde_nl.htmlits showing the stats even you're logged out. P.S. A lottery modul? Hmm i would not use it but would be nice. Thanks for that, i was wondering about how you made your graph look so smooth i need to stop and ask more questions. Personally i wouldnt use a lottory module either considering that someone could change my code to rig it. May i could run a local mining farm and the lottory module just outsources the interface, that could be a potientially huge jackpot if users from every pool participated with just one jack pot Whatchu think?
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Hi, yes i have seen this changelog. But i cant see any sqltable changing. Because of that is was asking. :>
I will update now.
Oh you want specifics? Its really hard to output that kind of information, I'm constantly updating my software to be-inline with my future plans like Modules and Skin chooser. In fact I believe there will be a state that my software wont need any more mysql changes, it'll be database pefect! Thinking about a Lottery module? whatchu thinks? P.S. total hashes updates to mysql but I forgot to output it to the data on the index, I'll post an update soon after I find my self in the forest
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Thanks Xenland! I found the problem. When I entered my ip-adress I accidentally deleted the closing ". Its working now :-)
Yep yep, Do you have any spare change for my programming addiction... I have to pay electricity costs too ya know ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) !@! lol
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Hi, Thanks phorensic ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) But Xenland is rocking more ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) @xenland before i update my version. anything to do at the database? or just that? ALTER TABLE `stats_poolMHashHistory` ADD `totalMhash` INT( 50 ) NOT NULL secondary it is maybe useful to write it down at the first post if someone want to make an update. best regards That looks about right, I believe totalMhash was the only field I used for MySql you can find all current change log updates over at http://miningfarm.com/changeLog.phpThanks everybody for your support!
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This is because when starting pushpool you need to specify the path to the config. pushpoold --config=/mypath/to/config/somefile.json oh...I thought it was something simple as that. thanks ;-) Finally I had time to try it. Still not working...but it seems it can at least find the file...because if I enter a WRONG path I get "config file: no such file or directory" instead of "JSON parse failed". Download a fresh coppy of server.json I would say you have an error in JSON file. I copy and pasted the code for server.json thats posted at the start of this thread. Then I added my data. Where can I download a working server.json? I would try copying and pasting again, and make sure you include both { } when copying and pasting one missing semi-colon, hyphenation, etc, etc json dosn't like this
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This is because when starting pushpool you need to specify the path to the config. pushpoold --config=/mypath/to/config/somefile.json oh...I thought it was something simple as that. thanks ;-) Finally I had time to try it. Still not working...but it seems it can at least find the file...because if I enter a WRONG path I get "config file: no such file or directory" instead of "JSON parse failed". Download a fresh coppy of server.json I would say you have an error in JSON file.
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We we're certainly ready to bring GLBSE back up again.
However because of the increasing likelyhood that Mt.Gox's server was rooted, and a significant chance that bitcoin was stolen from their wallet we have to move server.
Prior to now we were using VPS's provided by Kalyhost, which is run by MagicalTux. As Mt.Gox remains down, and the situation is looking worse that we had previously thought, we cannot take the risk of having our customers bitcoin on servers accessible by Mt.Gox's people.
It's going to add hours(6-12 depending) onto bringing GLBSE back up.
What you can look forward to will be to access GLBSE fully over SSL, using a self signed certificate, and the knowledge that our system has been hardended against breakin and exploitation.
We take the security of our users bitcoin seriously.
Nefario.
Sorry to get off topic but how was your service at kalyhost? I purchased a vps server and i recieved automated messages saying my server was up and gave me the details but it wasent up the whole month. I sent letters to their 24/7 support, no replies the only service i got was at the end of the month which was an automated message stating my server will be taken down if i dont pay for the next month.
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Did everyone that bountyd ditch this thread, just like the bitcoin explaination video bounty all over again. ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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Theres probubly a better way but for simplicity i use a php bitcoin library to query bicoind
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I have bitcoind installed and working along with pushpool updating the mysql database. This might be an obvious question for some but how will I know if a block is found? IS it upstream_result = Y? If it is Y then where and how do the 50 BTC get generated and sent to which address? I am guessing that i need to try all this on testnet but dont have the time right now. Can anyone outline in pseudocode what i need to do next for checks? Also, how do I poll bitcoind for info, if i try to send it commands i get: Bitcoin: Cannot obtain a lock on data directory .Bitcoin. Bitcoin is probably running?
Right if a share comes up Y you can be sure that a block has been found and you should look/query bitcoin wallet by sending "listtransactions" to it. or just start up bitcoin with the same wallet file and it should be there. If its not there it is becuase it is probubly unconfirmed and/or maybe invalid?
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You rock masterp! ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Ffarm4.static.flickr.com%2F3252%2F5855181090_c90c35630a_b.jpg&t=663&c=8Q9_FCI-_tTQ_w) Thanks for your contributions masterp ive added yor code to be in the next update along with a couple of other fixes that will be included should be released tonight!
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I dont know what the original poster did to all these peeps to dislike him/her but i dont believe constant discouragment and use of cuss words and telling someone to discontinue a simple idea just becuase the looks of a website is entirly respectfull and/or neccesarry.
Back to the original poster, i think the problem might be in the trust aspect of the BTC. What security measures are in place to prevent my Btc from being stolen from you?(do you encrypt the wallet file?) Is it random? Or pseudo random? If your using your computer to generate random numbers they arnt actually random their peusdo random i would suggest going to random.com(may be it was random.org cant remember) and get real random numbers from their.
And the third point is that you didnt really use any effort for the inital starting jackpot, even if just two people join your site thats enough to commence the jackpot which will notify everyone that their is money to be made from your
Thank you I was going to use random.org but I use a different online system which is basically the same, I did nothing to these people at all idk why there are cussing I just simply want to get the word out and im being yelled at. I use mybitcoin.com if you have a mybitcoin.com account if you dont you must use the bitcoin client on your cpu and I store the funds on mybitcoin.com See there's a trust issue, I like your idea but I don't know your methods still on keeping the system fair by releasing your random generation method. You claim that the random method works similar how similar? what are the methods that this project use to generate true randomness, as well as what are your formulas in selecting one of the minimum 15 lotto players? do they each get assigned a number and the closest wins? Do they go by the received bit coin address number? Until you answer these questions I will stop considering your service as a trust worthy bitcoin lottery
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I just thought about this but doesn't a closed source UI go against what bitcoin is all about & why it started? With bitcoin native wallet you know what code your getting in the bitcoin wallet becuase you can see what the inner workings are for your self, or even hire somebody to check it out if you don't have that kind of knowledge, I'm just giving you the big heads up with the lack of support you will receive for this project mostly because of the certain circumstances most notably the Mtgox breach, the possibility that there is a timer that will send all available funds in the infected computers to an address own by you. How do you build trust with and organization when they aren't being upfront about their product? Example: I certainly wouldn't purchase a computer to have all the side casing welded just so I'd be forced to use any restrictions or bugs that may be in the system, would you?
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Im sure youll be hearing from me soon my buddies are making some electronic tracks i didnt get a chance to listen to your tracks onthe page yet.
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I agree im a person with a considerable amount of computer knowledge but i dont know windows programming so i would absolutly not use this with out a reputable programmer confirming this source code is safe.
Im sure you mean well, but its just hard to trust executables from newbs at this point im time.
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I dont know what the original poster did to all these peeps to dislike him/her but i dont believe constant discouragment and use of cuss words and telling someone to discontinue a simple idea just becuase the looks of a website is entirly respectfull and/or neccesarry.
Back to the original poster, i think the problem might be in the trust aspect of the BTC. What security measures are in place to prevent my Btc from being stolen from you?(do you encrypt the wallet file?) Is it random? Or pseudo random? If your using your computer to generate random numbers they arnt actually random their peusdo random i would suggest going to random.com(may be it was random.org cant remember) and get real random numbers from their.
And the third point is that you didnt really use any effort for the inital starting jackpot, even if just two people join your site thats enough to commence the jackpot which will notify everyone that their is money to be made from your
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As long as you have quality discussions and interviews, you might as well play Eskimo music, I'll still tune in.
I like the sound of that considering they spin mostly house, dubstep, electronic, raeggae, and sometimes trance. Anyone else have anything to add?
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Hello, bitcoin community members a couple of buddies of mine DJ for fun and they are inquiries as to what music the bitcoin community would like to listen to?
Our plan is to set up a streaming radio station that starts upon entering MiningFarm.com (Which can be turned off by default) which will have discussions about the bit-coin community with news updates.
Please write below with any suggestions of music generes and or news topics that you'd mostly be intrested in so we can get a feel for what is important.
For instance I suggested they play Rusko Where's my money Genre:Dubstep
Free the information! Free the music! Free the Bitcoins! Free the Mind! Free the Soul!
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I can't remember which exchange it was, but I know one of the invitation only exchanges I wrote them a very long professionally email stating my purpose and what I can bring to the community. Try that out if it doesn't work make your own exchange and leave them suckers out! ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
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