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I just sent your 2btc back, a month and five days before it was due. (You typed 3/27 insdeat of 2/27) Thanks! -Garrett |
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Sent.
Payment received. Package shipped today. PM'd you tracking #. Enjoy! I received the package yesterday and it is all working. Thanks for the sale, Garrett |
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Depending on your hashrate either that you need to wait longer or that there is some problem with hashing stopping you from producing shares. Are there any lines like the following in your p2pool output? 2012-02-21 01:14:13.976993 New work for worker! Difficulty: 0.999985 Share difficulty: 584.493139 Total block value: 50.045000 BTC including 104 transactions
If not then cgminer isn't requesting work from this p2pool instance. Nope. I have about 700mh/s on this rig so if it was working it probably wouldn't take terribly long to submit a share. cgminer does notify me when a new block is being worked on, but that's all. When I try to connect to bitcoind via http I get this: {"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null} |
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I'm having a terrible time getting p2pool to report my hashrate.
I have everything installed correctly, proper ports forwarded, and cgminer reports that it is working.
Is cgminer reporting any submitted shares? I'd assume not, which would be why p2pool doesn't think you're mining... No it isn't. What does this indicate? Bitcoind not up to date? What's the output from "bitcoind getinfo"?
This: { "version" : 50200, "balance" : 44520.93652163, "blocks" : 197724, "connections" : 8, "proxy" : "", "generate" : false, "genproclimit" : 1, "difficulty" : 1376302.26788638, "hashespersec" : 0, "testnet" : false, "keypoololdest" : 1307423814, "keypoolsize" : 153, "paytxfee" : 0.00000000, "errors" : "See bitcoin.org/feb20 if you have trouble connecting after 20 February" } That is without p2pool and cgminer running. |
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I'm having a terrible time getting p2pool to report my hashrate. I have everything installed correctly, proper ports forwarded, and cgminer reports that it is working. Here is a screen: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9542654/ugh.png Any ideas? Thanks, Garrett |
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Payout!
Sent to: 15GYK2D6mArinWRcVBbdvAUK2Z9H42kSPS
At: 2/19/2012 18:18
All addresses submitted are cleared, and will be after every payout.
I was thinking... real lotteries usually have a higher payout ratio, but they are able to do this only because they charge a fee. If I were to make a 100btc lottery and still not charge for address submissions, would anyone donate? It would make someone very happy haha, I would probably require an email along with every specific address both to prevent people from cheating, and to notify them of their win.
Tell me what you think, and thanks for the donations so far!
-Garrett
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Indeed. 2btc and it's yours |
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Delete 'em.
Yeah I agree. I'll just do that |
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Payout!
Used random.org to generate random number. Number 8 wins!
Was sent to: 115raFw6fuBc2koAjESAs93iS8i5enah9Q
At: 2/16/2012 21:01
Yay for donors!
I have a question for users:
Should I delete all submitted addresses after each payout?
I think this would create more incentive to come to the site, thus drive up the hit count, driving up the search engine results, therefore driving up the donation amounts.
Another alternative to leaving the submissions stacking up, would be to delete all but the most recent 100 submissions.
I'll leave it up to the users. First three votes I get either way I'll stick with for at least a month.
Thanks for your support,
Garrett
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get me a banner ad and i'll put it up on yougotcoin.. oh, and i'll toss a bitcoin to your application right now.
Awesome thanks! I'll get a banner made today or tomorrow. I'll update the balance tonight and then the payout will happen. Good luck to all who submitted! |
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0.3 BTC were donated in the past few days. 0.44 BTC until the first fully automatic payout!
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PM Sent
5 BTC down payment received. I just got a loan from the user Kluge, will send remaining 5 after his transaction clears. Thanks, Garrett |
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I just used it to buy a CPU cooler, and the entire interface is great! I'll definitely be using it to buy and sell items in the future!
Thanks,
Garrett
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I want to buy a phone from the user Vitaliy for 10btc. I have already given him 5btc, and I just bought three from a friend, so I need the remaining 2btc. To pay for the loan I will be willing to give you about 800 mhash/s for 24 hours. I will also return the 2btc in about a week, (as soon as the Dwolla/Gox stuff clears). Reply here or PM to let me know and get my address.
Loan has been given
Thanks,
Garrett
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You can always use my front-end its still in beta although alot of people use it and help me debug it. Its just a couple of easy steps to install you just extract the files on to your web server, configure the functions.php file to match your mysql database and bitcoinwallet RPC details. then you set up 3 cron tab files (2 depending on your requirements) accordingly to the instruction manual type in your domain and start signing up miners! Mining Farm Open Source Font-End for Pushpool: http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=10617.0If you do happen to use it let me know what your thoughts, suggestions, improvements, or hatred(if any) towards my software. Just let me know in the mining farm thread and I'll get back to you. Cheers! Setting up a LTC pool right now, going to give it a shot, I'll let you know! |
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You can start by learning how to phrase a question.
Do you want to create a pool server or do you want to mine in a computer with Windows Server?
lul. |
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Very odd, noticed you haven't got any replies yet. Did you find a solution?
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