@xiphon - noticed your signature still has the fairpool.xyz domain, you may want to update that as well 

Mining PASL here using the auto-generated claymore config on the main page and not seeing any stats at all.  Says the account is recognizable and valid but no hash info.  Looks like others seem to see this issue too.  Any chance we know a cause?

Thanks @nighthawk18 - always appreciate an admin that's on the ball.  Switched my hash from luckypool over to yours since you're so on top of it.

out of curiosity how long have you been mining with the i7 to get to those three blocks?

Have you seen good stability?  Just tried to connect there and no response?

Same here.  Spent a few days mining here and getting close to 20% less than any other pool. noticed the overall pool luck of 123% over as many blocks as they've mined and there's something fishy going on there.  Wish the admin would drop the minimum payout so I could get out what is left there.

I've confirmed the firewall ports are open and the client seems to be communicating correctly.  I've restarted as well with no luck.  Where else would I look to check what may be wrong?

I have about 120k coins in my wallet, unlocked and open for almost 2 weeks with no staking rewards.  I've added staking=1 to the conf file, added the nodes listed in the OP and even deleted and rebuilt the user/appdata/roaming/linda directory along with re-downloading the blockchain with no luck.  getstakinginfo shows the wallet is staking but nothing.  Any other suggestions?

Is there currently an ability to have multiple portfolios under one account?  For example, I like to track coins I've mined separately from those I've purchased?

Great looking site, looking forward to using it.

Will let Noobpool comment of course, but there was a hacker that made off with the eth generated from the block found earlier today before payments could go out.  Pending balance is still showing correctly on the site, so that info isn't lost, and he's working hard to plug any remaining holes in the system and potentially get the stolen eth back. 

Seeing rejections from the server again.   Looks like it might have crashed again...

looks like 174% was the magic number, we finally found a block!

Suggest you use MSI Afterburner (or similar OC utility) to set the environment and tweak the cards.  This lets you change the settings while Claymore is actively mining which makes you see relatively instant results to what you're adjusting.  There are several articles or videos online that show how to make the modifications, but in short, just keep bumping up the memory clock speed by 100 until you see the miner or graphics driver crash, then back it down to the last stable setting.  For the power, you'll typically see hashrate drop before the card crashes, but do a similar approach.  start at 100 and back the power limit down by 5 or 10% until you find a good mix of power and hashrate.  70% seems to be pretty successful for 1070s but will depend on the card.

the ethi switch may result in something similar, but I've not tried it so can't comment. 

Ditto on metacrypto's comment push up the memory clock speed.  I run 1070s from a few different manufacturers and have them dual mining sia, decred and/or lbry at around 29mh/s for eth (at around a 40 dcri).   The actual values vary by card, but on average I have the card memory clocked up to +400 and power set to 70% limit.  You'll have to see what works for your cards, but for me its a good mix between hashrate and power consumption.

Excellent, I figured you were on it already but great to hear!

tcsee - thanks for the PoolWatch app suggestion, I'll check it out

Noobpool - first off, thanks for standing up a quality pool and addressing issues found so quickly.  I jumped in right after the first block was found and am looking forward to mining with this group for a long while.

Second - any chance you've looked at enabling notifications for the pool?  For example inactive miner or new block found email updates?  No idea what goes into doing that or how much effort it is, but thought it would be helpful to those of us in the pool.