Ah, of course. Fixed with INSERT INTO pool_worker
(username, password) VALUES('mikes', 'waffleman' )
Next up: 500 error on pushpoold.  Sorry to be such a damned bother to you, you'll be getting some Bitcoins soon! I have this in my ~/.bitcoin/bitcoin.conf: rpcuser=mikes
rpcpassword=waffles
rpcport=8332
and run it with "./bitcoin-0.3.21/bin/64/bitcoind -daemon -gen=0". I of course have the right rpc details in server.json and memcached is running. Going to bed now, but I'll surely be back in the morning with more problems. Sorry! You are not a bother at all I like to donate my time to be helpful. Especially for something like Bitcoins that might possibly change the world in a positive way for alternative solutions to our problems, and not corrupt it with "Hush! Hush! details about how to get into the game"(which I see alot around here)  If your referring to the part in my post about the upgrade I just want to let all those who read this guide to announce that I am in need of something that is for the general community so it's in every ones interest to do their part. *about your error I'm defiantly going to need more details then just a 500server error. Is this what you get when running a miner to connect to pushpoold or when you enter through the browser and type in the details? |
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So yeah my credentials I can show you that I can do php+mysql work is mp2.fleshvirus.com check it out I really need 1BTC so small jobs would be nice. If you need a big project done I'm up for the challenge for that aswell. Tell me your project details and how much your willing to offer and we'll work something out.
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Here are the details. 1) Bought 9,000 BTC on one of the exchanges over time. 2) Transferred them to my client running on a linux live CD distro of Debian. 3) Backed up the wallet file to a flash drive. 4) Sent 1 BTC to myself 5) Closed client before any confirmations 6) Shut down system (wiped system disk loaded into memory and therefore the ./bitcoin folder 7) Loaded system back up  Copied old wallet.dat file into ./bitcoin folder 9) After some confirmations appeared the balance was 1 BTC and there was a transaction saying I spent 8,900 BTC to an address I did not recognize 10) I read on the forum threads that people have had problems like this but it seemed only when they were trying to double-spend by sending coins to another address and reloading an old wallet file Is there anything I can do? I do have the address that the 8,900 were supposedly sent to but the old wallet file is gone for good. Thanks, Stone Man Dude, im so glad someone else experienced this too. I sent 5BTC to an address that i copy and pasted, then i copy and pasted again just to make sure that i did it right, long story short, idk were they went |
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I ran CREATE TABLE shares (
id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
rem_host text NOT NULL,
username text NOT NULL,
our_result text,
upstream_result text,
reason text,
solution text,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
CREATE TABLE pool_worker (
id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
mikes varchar(128) NOT NULL,
`waffleman` varchar(128) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
And as a result got: http://www.cl.ly/152j0K0i383c2d1o4501 (phpMySQL print view) Edit: No idea what print to PDF did, here's a screenshot: http://cl.ly/3J0n2b2p3V4345381c3VYour tables are technically valid, You just need to "INSERT" into `pool_worker` with the username and password, in this case it looks like your username and password fields are mikes and waffleman. Look a my original post, I posted up the tables I used to, make sure you "INSERT" into the table. If you found that this guide was helpful please send in your donations I would like to upgrade my 64MB ram server to 512MB server, so you'll know that your Bitcoins are going back into the community Any thing helps |
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I'm down, I have MySql, & PHP coding skills, a webserver, and Google, Facebook, Yahoo advertising codes if that is any use to your campaign. All my earned bitcoins go back into the community somehow to keep the bit-flow(cashflow pun!) going
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OK, connecting to the right port this time gets me new errors (great...):
[1306732202.090055] mysql pwdb query failed at prep
[1306732202.090236] memcached store(/pushpoold/cred_cache/mikes) failed: WRITE FAILURE
"mikes" is the username Phoenix is using to connect. I'm certain server.json has the right MySQL DB, username, and password.
Yep Mysql pwdb query failed at prep. It's most likely its having trouble retrieving password and or username from the mysql database. What does your Table look like? |
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first off, thank you for the guide. Finally something simple enough to get started with. I followed everything just fine and have it running with the above server.json config (changed 10.0.0.1 to my computer's LAN IP (let's call it 192.168.1.123), which is an Ubuntu 10.04 x86_64 box with ufw (firewall) enabled. I'm using the phoenix miner on my 2 other worker PCs with http://randomworkername:randompassword@192.168.1.123:8338 - I've done "ufw allow 8338" and pushpoold gives me a weird: [1306729067.519756] Listening on host 192.168.1.123 port 8338 #123 is the server
[1306729257.683109] client host 192.168.1.101 port 50524 connected #101 is my worker
[1306729272.724169] client host 192.168.1.101 port 50525 connected
[1306729287.755354] client host 192.168.1.101 port 50526 connected
while Phoenix says it can't connect. Any ideas? Edit: Turning off ufw didn't help. Same results. *It can be a number of things, first off make sure your connecting with the port that you set that in under the line #HTTP JSON RPC *Another possibility is that the username and password are retrieving from the server correctly in my guide I use MySql so I'd recommend using what ever database admin tool such and try your query manually into your database and if it doesn't work come back here and we'll figure it out If that doesn't work I'd say you might want to open up every port number one by one until it works, unfortunately pushpool doesn't give us much information for debugging these types of problems hopefully jgarzik is working on this but until then its all trail and error past this point. |
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Any one receive a tcp bind: Cannot assign requested address
type of error when running pushpoold?
*EDIT: Yeah stupid on my part I was binding to the local address of my computer and not my server.....
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Awesome that was very helpfull |
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Here are some basic objectives my shop will meet:
- Offer a practical and contemporary line of clothing.
- Offer a subscription service that will deliver socks, undershirts etc. on a monthly basis.
- Become one of the highlights of the Bitcoin economy.
Before I begin though, I need to get some market research in.
A few questions: What kind of clothing would you imagine yourself buying with Bitcoin? What do you want in an clothing online store? Finally, what pieces and labels do you normally keep in your wardrobe?
General advice would be appreciated.
What "kind" of clothing,,, hmmm I'd buy some shirts, I've been meaning to buy a bitcoin shirt. Socks would be nice i lose those things all the time from the SOCK MONSTA! Hmm I'd buy hoodies for sure! |
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what gets my 30btc bounty(thanks davout this is mostly your list) * user account management e-mail confirmation, password reset etc., strong password encryption * worker management - ability to add, remove, change password of worker, bonus points for anonymous worker option * Admin user profile with access to a full fledged admin interface(add remove users, email required for verification[true/false],public stats[true/false]) * Optional fee * Share or score based calculation * Web app sitting on the same MySQL DB as pushpool * Graphing (total cluster hash rate, payout graphs) * statistics - block statistics see http://www.btcguild.com/blocks.php* Easily replacable stylesheet -> easily skinnable * Out of the box internationalization * API methods (public and private)- see http://www.btcguild.com/api_info.php* Open source license (bsd, mit) * 3 months bugfixing was on daveouts list and sounds nice.. would this be done with selenium? * Strong automated test suite additional bounty * as well as the optional fee, Ill add a 2btc bounty if you can add the option for users to donate a percentage of their mining profit to organization of choice (available organizations[icons,link-to-site(eff,fsf,etc),bitcoin-address] would be set in the admin interface) * 1 btc extra for french localization I also am from the fearing RoR camp, so while I prefer a php option any submissions that have working installation steps for ubuntu 10.04 and debian 6.0 that work with lighttpd or nginx will be accepted(sorry Im not a apache fan). I can/will help trouble shoot these steps on my systems. I can get a seasoned forums bitcoiner to vouch for me or can prove my involvment in other FOSS projects(feel free to ping me on irc). I have placed 30btc in the following address, it will be sent from this address when conditions are met. http://blockexplorer.com/address/13iqBq2vJ4oViduPFoTQpatpzpMdPSLiqXalso redditorrex I think your anonymous pool is a awesome idea, and will start(or send it right now) a 7.77btc bounty for you to opensource your efforts! Now when internationalisation is mentioned is that mean like all the MySql database uses a native table that supports all languages? |
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Note:I've attempted PPA installation with little luck
Quote from that page (under "Technical details about this PPA "): This PPA can be added to your system manually by copying the lines below and adding them to your system's software sources. Selecting your Ubuntu version from a dropdown and doing copy-paste of 2 lines shouldn't be too hard, I hope. Also there is a help function on how to add repositories, conveniently linked with the words "(Read about installing)". Where exactly did you fail in this process? is key. |
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What kind of features does Deepbit have that are of your interest?
Yes, comments on the feature list are important if multiple projects are competing All i hear is want, want, want from the community... but they don't know what they want  |
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Cool I wish I knew what to do with it. I think we all forget that google is a search engine and not teacher. Note:I've attempted PPA installation with little luck |
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I do not see much interest in the project, I will freeze my offer until more bounty offers are made.
What do you mean "you don't see much interest in this project" ? I will bounty 100 BTC. Must have at least same or more features than actual known pools.
People seem to have started working on this, I have and I'm planning on delivering a result. So either you honor your word, or you don't. I would like to see more people offering their bounty, that is what I call "to have interest". Anyway, if you or anyone come with an open source package with at least same features as deepbit or similar, I will gladly pay my 100 btc. Also, some online testing is needed. What kind of features does Deepbit have that are of your interest? I'll be getting a VPS soon to show working examples for users to play with and to get admin access very soon. As soon as Dwolla withdraw goes through(been 3 days) Thanks for everyones patience, |
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Okay well to answer the original question, I still can't find it in the apt-get or synaptic command to install jansson so I built it from source. If you know the sudo apt-get jansson command please feel free to answer. |
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Why didn't you just use the jansson PPA (which its author maintains)?
PPA? Aren't you using Ubuntu? Yes I am using ubuntu but I must know what a PPA stands for before I can answer your question. I goggled the term and didn't find anything either. |
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I do not see much interest in the project, I will freeze my offer until more bounty offers are made.
I would like to announce my completion of a LAMP based Front-end to Pushpool it contains the following features:
* ability for new users to sign up and log in (With email confirmations, password reset, strongly encrypted session cookies)
* users must be able to create/delete new workers (this interacts with the pushpool database)
* calculate shares per round
* automatic pay outs?
* Also, graphing is a must. (Not Implemented yet)
* Login is safe from brute force maximum allowed failed attempts is "5" (Not Changeable yet)
*Admin panel (Change edit the, Page title, the Browser title, Manage users, kick them)
Really no one is interested? Looks like I'll just have to sell it then like everybody else. |
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Why didn't you just use the jansson PPA (which its author maintains)?
PPA? |
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using Ubuntu 9.10 I had to add these packages because of the commented errors:
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## configure: error: Missing required zlib
sudo aptitude install zlibc
sudo aptitude install zlib1g-dev
## configure: error: Missing required OpenSSL library
sudo aptitude install openssl
sudo aptitude install libcurl4-openssl-dev
## configure: error: Missing required libmemcached library
sudo aptitude install libmemcached-dev
Thanks mate I knew I forgot something. |
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