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BTC only. Highest price wins after 24 hours. Starting bid is 5 BTC.
*AUCTION CLOSED with winning bid from justabitoftime for 9.2BTC*
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FYI, there is a p2pool for bitbar now, in early deployment: I have been experimenting with my own BitBar p2pool. If anyone wants to help me test it, please use Address = bitbar1.no-ip.biz:8336 User = Your BitBar Address Pass = x (or anything) Fee = 1% Stats at http://bitbar1.no-ip.biz:8336/staticThe addresses of two of my cpuminer workers show up correctly. My other cpuminer worker and cgminer worker don't show up yet. If you want to try this out, please don't throw all your Thash/s at this at once and please check that you get paid when you want to use it for a longer time. I'm still trying to get it to work in combination with other p2p pools. So, any other p2pools ready yet? See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193669.40 for more info. |
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Do you have the updated bitbar p2pool code on github, or setup instructions for others to set up their own p2pools?
I'm happy to commit the changes to your github code base, at least once I'm sure enough this works. I only changed a few things in networks.py though. Sure, or you could just create your own fork, since I may have changed more than you did (which is why it may not be working for me). The p2pool command you use to launch, as well as your bitbar.conf may be helpful as well. Thanks for getting this up!! |
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I have been experimenting with my own BitBar p2pool. If anyone wants to help me test it, please use Address = bitbar1.no-ip.biz:8336 User = Your BitBar Address Pass = x (or anything) Fee = 1% Stats at http://bitbar1.no-ip.biz:8336/staticThe addresses of two of my cpuminer workers show up correctly. My other cpuminer worker and cgminer worker don't show up yet. If you want to try this out, please don't throw all your Thash/s at this at once and please check that you get paid when you want to use it for a longer time. I'm still trying to get it to work in combination with other p2p pools. So, any other p2pools ready yet? Do you have the updated bitbar p2pool code on github, or setup instructions for others to set up their own p2pools? |
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I'm thinking something is still off in the code... netstat -anp starts like: root@minerp2pool:/opt/p2pool# netstat -anp
Active Internet connections (servers and established)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:8777 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2464/bitbard
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:8778 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2464/bitbard
So I think the ports are good. I disabled tcp6 just in case...no change. Weird message in the bitbard's debug.log around the time of connect is: PROCESSMESSAGE MESSAGESTART NOT FOUND |
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Ok guys, modified pool code (what I have so far) is at https://github.com/rbdrbd/p2poolIf someone can get that working...go at it. Here's where I am at. Ubuntu Linux 13.04. bitbard installed. My bitbar.conf looks like: server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=rpcuser
rpcpassword=RPCPASS
rpcport=8778
I then launch p2pool with: python run_p2pool.py --debug --net bitbar --max-conns 300 -f 0 --give-author 0 --bitcoind-p2p-port 8777 --bitcoind-rpc-po 8778 rpcuser RPCPASS I see the following: root@minerp2pool:/opt/p2pool# python run_p2pool.py --debug --net bitbar --max-conns 300 -f 0 --give-author 0 --bitcoind-p2p-port 8777 --bitcoind-rpc-po 8778 rpcuser RPCPASS
2013-05-02 23:07:41.188108 p2pool (version 11.4.1-2-g596c748-dirty)
2013-05-02 23:07:41.188182
2013-05-02 23:07:41.188230 Testing bitcoind RPC connection to 'http://127.0.0.1:8778/' with username 'rpcuser'...
2013-05-02 23:07:41.212216 ...success!
2013-05-02 23:07:41.212279 Current block hash: 986d21284e6cb446c24c3a410ff63c434d5173a5732258145d73d837
2013-05-02 23:07:41.212330 Current block height: 4484
2013-05-02 23:07:41.212372
2013-05-02 23:07:41.212684 Testing bitcoind P2P connection to '127.0.0.1:8777'...
^ HANGS HERE FOR AWHILE
2013-05-02 23:08:42.039525 > Bitcoin connection lost. Reason: Connection was closed cleanly.
2013-05-02 23:09:44.051923 > Bitcoin connection lost. Reason: Connection was closed cleanly.
2013-05-02 23:10:46.016209 > Bitcoin connection lost. Reason: Connection was closed cleanly.
2013-05-02 23:11:48.025670 > Bitcoin connection lost. Reason: Connection was closed cleanly.
2013-05-02 23:12:50.047023 > Bitcoin connection lost. Reason: Connection was closed cleanly. Meanwhile p2pool is not listening on any ports. Balthazar / blasbob / etc: Any ideas? -Robby |
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rbdrbd: any news?
Sorry was on a date. Back at it now. The system I have has 8 GB currently and 4 cores but it's on a VM so I can kick it up as need be. Will be testing the code here very shortly (currently upgrading the server). |
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You can use NVC p2pool, but some changes in networks.py required.
I forked your p2pool fork to https://github.com/rbdrbd/p2pool .... it's that magic in networks.py that I'm unsure of. I'll send 5 bit bars your way for a push request to my fork on proposed changes (sorry, I don't have much NVC at all, but I doubt you're in need  . Wish I was more useful here. I have plenty of development experience (especially with python and C), but virtually no cryptocoin exposure. I can deploy the daemon out and host the pool. The only other dependency I don't know about is BOOTSTRAP_ADDRS in networks.py ... are those addresses running novacoind/bitbard instances, or what? Robby |
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I pulled my miners off (22,000 KH). Hopefully this will give others more of a chance to find a block.
I was finding one block about every minute up until I pulled them back to feathercoin...at around .3 bit bars now each block.
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Looks like adding bitbar support requires making changes to p2pool (networks.py, among others). I am a python developer, but am unsure of which changes, as well as the values to use for certain constants.
I'd be happy to host a bitbar p2pool it someone that knew p2pool was willing to assist with the modifications.
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someone slap a pool together
working on it... Actually, spoke too soon. Looks like it requires code modifications to p2pool (network.py and possibly others). I am a python developer, but have no idea what's necessary here. If there are any p2pool gods, I'd be happy to host a pool, but will need some help making the necessary code modifications. |
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someone slap a pool together
working on it... |
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need some tester of BTB
Sent both you and skyangel .5 each... alright, back to work for me. |
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Can anyone share a bit of bitbar with me to play with? mining solo no luck, connection too slow maybe
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Just sent you 1 BTB. |
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So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.
Mine have all been for .3967 BTB Actually, started at .523, then slowly has been going down... at .3967 now. This I would assume is the continuously adjusting difficulty. |
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So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.
Mine have all been for .3967 BTB Actually, started at .523, then slowly has been going down... at .3967 now. |
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So, all of my accepted are for .5 bitbar. I thought the block reward was 1 bar? Why would i get paid out a half of bar. Makes no sense.
Mine have all been for .3967 BTB |
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gggrrr ./bitbard: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.17' not found (required by ./bitbard)
they compiled it against 2.17.. which I don't have on Ubuntu 12.04LTS anybody compiled it against 2.15? I had this error. I had to update to the newest Ubuntu (13.04) to resolve it, since that ships with GLIBC 2.17 ...probably a better way around it, you could just run bitcoind under windows. |
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