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I've got 2 XTM25's with a CIDR block DMZ'd between them, and am running 2 S2's behind then in the LAN. Nothing special should be required to get them running, unless you're running some type of web filtering for users on the XTM25. In that case you policy order becomes critical, as the miners-bypass-filter allow rules would need to be at the top of the rule list (e.g. evaluated first) to ensure they could get their requests out to the web.
On some of the WatchGuard routers there is a policy analysis tool that will tell you what rule can/will block traffic to/from internal and external targets.
Also be sure that the DNS servers used by the miners aren't being filtered/restricted in case the pool isn't in the allowed sites list.
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Greetings Anybody got a clue as to how out get coin back out of the wallet? I've got the CLI v0.8.8 from FP but any attempt to send coin to an Exchange (which requires a Payment ID) gives the below error. Test transfers without a Payment ID result in a successful send (according to the wallet) but the coin never got there.  So is the transfer buffer just to small? Or is there a way to actually use/send the coin? You need to send smaller coin amounts because of dust from pool Send 2.5 and 2.0 and it should be ok Should being the key phrase ... However 2.0 == fail (same error). |
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Greetings Anybody got a clue as to how out get coin back out of the wallet? I've got the CLI v0.8.8 from FP but any attempt to send coin to an Exchange (which requires a Payment ID) gives the below error. Test transfers without a Payment ID result in a successful send (according to the wallet) but the coin never got there. So is the transfer buffer just to small? Or is there a way to actually use/send the coin? |
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Anybody want to make an offer for 10,000 Fucks?
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Okay, I'm in..  |
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I will continue to mine Fucks!
...For reasons that are unclear even to me.
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Looks like I was 13th in line for the giveaway which would have been good for 50 coin. But it appears that you sent me 100. I can send the 50 coin overage back if you like.
Thank you,
Stoic Joker
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PrsVvLdLD2RVZPC3mUXyNDCaMZHQb35ftb
Thank you
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Well, fuck me then ... It's my birthday!  FPjK4pMs6McHEGbe1qHq8ALKtKknvLGm2e fucked you 1 fuck :p Thank you! |
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Well, fuck me then ... It's my birthday! FPjK4pMs6McHEGbe1qHq8ALKtKknvLGm2e |
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Where is the fuckin wallet?
Download section of their website (listed in first post of thread) http://fuckco.in/ |
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Um... Okay, Fuck me FPjK4pMs6McHEGbe1qHq8ALKtKknvLGm2e |
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anybody else having problems connecting to luckyminers? im having issues
Yes, it has been blinking on and off for the last half hour or so here. |
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Had hell of a time getting started on this, and I've only managed to mine about 2k so far ... So if you've got some you want to give away.. DBaeFvKoe43CsHuGbFyQ2mmBM1RQk413ec |
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I got screwed by 3 different flakey assed mining sites coming out of the gate (that I won't bother naming). But LuckyMiners.com has once again proven to be rock solid and stone axe reliable. Their pool at dgb.LuckyMiners.com has finally got me going on this coin.
DBaeFvKoe43CsHuGbFyQ2mmBM1RQk413ec
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WTF is wrong with dgb.xtrapool.com mining site?!?? It keeps asking for user/pass. I login, go to create worker, get bounced out of site. I've tried from several computers, including a clean virgin VM ... It will not stay logged in!!
That pool is getting 30% invalid shares. Also it's configured wrong: (Change in 1214 Blocks) It should be 144 blocks. pickaxe.cc is doing fine now! All issues have been resolved and users that used a good password should have no problems. 0% fee! Stratum connection failed: Failed to connect to www.pickax.cc:3330; No error Perhaps we have different definitions for the word 'fine'. |
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WTF is wrong with dgb.xtrapool.com mining site?!?? It keeps asking for user/pass. I login, go to create worker, get bounced out of site. I've tried from several computers, including a clean virgin VM ... It will not stay logged in!!
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I'm not sure how to find the text ID but the pool shows I found block 5744, which has a hash of d95c7a7a212cb8297fcb3c331523ac2af911d9f0f66f9b9430afa7270661ba76
If that isn't the ID, let me know where to look for the correct one.
Thank you,
GMrMdTyvTjZ8P9xCLwFWtyPvk4q9j6TwKi
The "txid" ('tx' stands for transaction) comes from the baconbitsd listtransactions command (I just copy and past it from the terminal window). If you want to get the 'Transaction ID' in baconbits-qt, click the 'Transfat' button then right-click the transaction, select 'Show transaction details' from the list and you'll see the 'Transaction ID' at the bottom. Ah! okay, thanks. So working from the pool (my wallet is flaking a bacon bit at the moment) this appears to be the transaction ID: 2f0d890ba718c50c1f1a08e4edbf379ca4886f1ec9b36a7dbf3b4f8a1932797c Actually since the mine went poof last night...it kinda looks like this coin may be a tad moribund. |
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I'm not sure how to find the text ID but the pool shows I found block 5744, which has a hash of d95c7a7a212cb8297fcb3c331523ac2af911d9f0f66f9b9430afa7270661ba76
If that isn't the ID, let me know where to look for the correct one.
Thank you,
GMrMdTyvTjZ8P9xCLwFWtyPvk4q9j6TwKi
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I like bacon GMrMdTyvTjZ8P9xCLwFWtyPvk4q9j6TwKi
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