Yes. You'll only get a share every minute or two on a 7950, with the share difficulty as high as I have it.

And many of the coins I mine have a high block rate. So you'll see a bunch of "detected new block".

I plan to add better reporting soon.

In the mean time, you can go:

(PaidOut + Balance + Unexchanged + Immature) / (UnpaidShares + PaidShares)

That will give you some kind of money per hash figure. Not sure in what units. Bitcoins per 512-difficulty shares, whatever that works out to.


Yeah, I wrote the code. I don't need any help. If you need an auto-exchanging service, PM me.

Everything is automatic except withdrawing BTC from cryptsy. There is no API call for that, and none planned. Actually, also payouts are currently manually triggered, just so I can verify them, but they'll be automated soon.

As for incorporating new coins, I have a script for that that does a lot of the work.

And as for the pizza, I think I'm going for the gourmet chicken garlic.
Edit: Actually, a margarita pizza sounds good.

It's back up. I had to change the IP address, due to lack of foresight. So if it hasn't propagated to you, it's 54.212.80.0.

I'm sure you all have noticed the disconnects recently. I'm shutting it down for 30 minutes or so, to upgrade the server.

If that happens, you will have some "Unpaid Shares" that are stuck. The immature balance is blocks that have been found, but don't have the required number of confirmations to be declared "not an orphan".

Woot!

I stupidly assumed that adjusting for orphans would somehow also adjust for stales.

In fact I don't price in stale shares into the profitability yet. Only orphans.

That is next on my list, now that I understand it.

I meant users that are paid out.

It pays out at 7:30 PM PST. I might start doing 2 payouts a day.

Pizza factor is a bet I made with a friend. He owes me a pizza if I get 50 paid users.

Also guys, keep in mind that today's profits are unusual. They were because of circumstances that you might be able to deduce if you follow altcoin news closely.

Use CGWatcher. It restarts cgminer every time it freezes.

My issue fixed itself. The transactions finally went through.

And congratulations on getting onto cryptsy! That's how I found you guys. And your coin is now integrated into my multipool.

If anyone is using the load-balance option in cgminer, I believe your secondary pool will restart your primary pool when it detects a new block. That might cause stale shares.

I believe that's the issue.

It's exacerbated by the fact that my pool mines coins with fast blocks. For example, right now I think your stale rate will increase, because the network diff is currently only 6.5k.

Edit: That said, other people are having stale issues as well, who don't have high ping times.

Can you ping middlecoin.com and tell me what you get?

That did not fix the issue.

I also tried the -salvagewallet option, but that may not be in the litecoin forks.

I think what initially caused the issue was that my blocks were matured super quickly. Like, 20 confirms or something.

I'm having an issue with this coin.

I try to send recently generated coins to another address using "casinocoind sendtoaddress", and it gives me this error:

The transaction was rejected.  This might happen if some of the coins in your wallet were already spent, such as if you used a copy of wallet.dat and coins were spent in the copy but not marked as spent here.

But it still attempts to send them. My balance is deducted, and I see a "send" entry under listtransactions, with 0 confirmations and a fee.

After a few minutes, I listtransactions again, and the "send" entry is gone, but my balance is still deducted.


Another time, I had a similar issue, but the transaction stayed in my list, but still has 0 confirmations, after 20 minutes or so.


Edit: Also, listunspent shows no entries.

Edit2: It fixed itself. The transactions finally went through.

I believe the high stale rate over the past hour or so has been because of server load. I upped the cpu priority of the current coin, and suspended some lower profit coins. Hopefully that will help.

No thanks on the server. For security reasons, and that I need it to be hosted close to the ley lines, like Amazon where I'm at now. I am looking at hosting alternatives though, if anyone has recommendations. DigitalOcean? Rackspace?

OK, the site is in BTC now, not mBTC. And you don't need to do anything to cash out. It (semi)automatically pays out once a day.