I believe it port 53901 that has to be open (not totally sure). I don't use 8545, I want to keep all this seperate from eth.
well to me its looks like 53900 is the network port of shift
you changed your rpcport to 53901 and pointed ethminer to the same port.
on my first attemt i send ethminer to port 53900 since i thought this was the standart rpc port for shift.
but it is not and thats why ethminer couldnt connect.
now you and i changed the rpc port, i used eth port because then i dont have to use more flags with ethminer ^^
i have to take a look at the flags you gave me, i use --farm-recheck with pooling but no clue if it is any better.
do you know what your flags do? ill google later...
--opencl-platform 1 --cl-local-work 128 --cl-global-work 16384 --farm-recheck 500
last one note:
DO NOT OPEN THE RPC PORT IN YOUR FIREWALL :pmore info
http://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/3887/how-to-reduce-the-chances-of-your-ethereum-wallet-getting-hackedi actually do have problems sending shift to my second address, do i need to unlock accounts to send shift?
when i try i get
shf.sendTransaction({from:"0x00", to:”0x01”, value: web3.toWei(1, "shift")})
(anonymous): Line 1:74 Unexpected token ILLEGAL (and 4 more errors)
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shf.sendTransaction({from:shf.accounts[0], to:”0x01”, value: web3.toWei(1, "shift")})
(anonymous): Line 1:47 Unexpected token ILLEGAL (and 4 more errors)
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//edit:
i successfully send shift like this:
shf.sendTransaction({from:shf.accounts[0], to:shf.accounts[1], value: web3.toWei(1, "shift")})
but how to send to someone else?!