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by default the daemon is very verbose, ignore that nothing is wrong.
I would say the daemon is damn verbose, everyone may get frightened watching the endless stream of red messages on the screen... |
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Guys, please advice what's wrong with my QCN daemon?
My quazarcoind.log contains thousands of lines as shown below. Binaries of Jun 18.
Yes, it is synchronized, but it takes ages to complete.
2014-Jul-01 23:42:21.490158 [P2P1]ERROR c:\projects\quazarcoin\contrib\epee\include\net\levin_protocol_handler_async.h:638 [203.90.182.112:61592 INC]Failed to do_send()
2014-Jul-01 23:42:21.600164 [P2P8]ERROR c:\projects\quazarcoin\contrib\epee\include\net\abstract_tcp_server2.inl:307 send que size is more than ABSTRACT_SERVER_SEND_QUE_MAX_COUNT(100), shutting down connection
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Please stop sending BTC to your old BTC deposit addresses. The funds will not be lost, but all new addresses must be generated, as I must assume the old wallet is compromised. It is very unlikely that it was, but "unlikely" is not good enough.
Does this accident affect other, not-BTC deposit addresses? My rigs send regulary small amounts of coins directly to my poloniex deposits, do I need to stop sending now? |
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Dear Alt,
I would like to advice you to add PRC (Prosper Coin, good trading at poloniex.com) to your coins list.
It's a good idea to check poloniex.com from time to time to watch new popular coins.
The owner of this exchange has a good sense of profit )))
You can also slightly spam ads in chat there.
(I will be back soon, after I set up my 2nd rig)
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At first, do not use Google Translate when you launch your coin official site, if you want to compete Litecoin  At second, try closed beta-testing of the pools you want to participate in coin launch and tell folks that the first 50 blocks were mined in testing purposes. That is rather better than to have a Big Oops instead of Big Start. Do not throw away a chance on a Bitcoin / Litecoin rival. Good luck everyone.
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The idea of selling coins in threads looks like a flea market somewhere in .... 
Do buy and sell on this thread if you want to sell. It keeps the thread popular and gives a good idea of a price, don't sell for too low, this coin is quite low minting.
And feeds scamers also. |
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Dear Alt,
less words, more deals! Just tell us when ready ))
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The profit can't be estimated because the BTC balance is withdrawn to the payout server, in preparation of the payout to the users.
The EXACT profit, of course, can't be estimated. But the approximate profit based on the average previous rounds coins/shares calculations and current coin market price can be easily estimated, I guess that Wafflepool uses a similair simple algo when estimating, the numbers (shown below) grow every 10-15 sec, and this growth has a really hypnotizing effect ))) Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.00211722 Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.00173536 |
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I thought you had total shares counter per user. OK, I hope you won't send 0,000000000000000000001 BTC that I earned to the moment, otherwise transaction fee would put me to zindan (debt prison)  PS: you can rely on me, humor is always better than anger  |
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After the whole day of hard mining... wow! such profit! much rewards! I would say you are running pre-alfa, not beta testing  |
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OK, let's go to some other items to discuss. 1) http://www.altcoinspool.com/wallets.php - do I need to reload it manually every e.g. minute, or this page reloads automatically? 2) My current diff is 32, too low for my 2,5Mh rig. Diff didn't change in 15 mins, does your VARDIFF really work? I don't want to flood the system with my low-diff shares, or.. let's consider them "stress-test"? )) 3) How long does your round take in average? Wafflepool and Hashcows sometimes switch coins every 2-3 minutes, is this a good tactics? 4) What about stale shares? |
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Just tried to connect my rig using CGwatcher and config file { "name" : "AltCoinsPool BETA", "url" : "stratum+tcp://beta.altcoinspool.com:3333", "user" : "1*******", "pass" : "x", "pool-priority" : "0" } The result was :  The same thing starting 1-GPU cgminer from bat file. I wonder if you are running closed BETA or I'm doing something wrong? |
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Middlecoin list doesn't have 3GH Big Whale, the first 10 positions are simply Fat Cats )) Accepted MH/s (Last Hour) 19949.3215 ========== 314.5169 151.7592 96.5436 94.4744 86.4772 72.9809 .... To say more, Multipool DOGE hashrate decreased from 21GH to 13Gh, assumed that 9GH of rigs switched somewhere...  Top DOGE pools - Dogehouse and Fast-Pool - lost about a half of their peak hashrate also. |
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Thank you, it really helps! It looks like EU server guys, are you on their? Switched to US East, and now everything is showing correct again  |
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As far as these numbers keep on growing every minute, I don't panic.
Something wrong with wafflepool frontend, obviously.
Hope it won't affect payouts.
Bitcoins earned (not yet sent): 0.0+++
Bitcoins unconverted (approximate): 0.0+++
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I wonder what's wrong with the pool.
My rig shows its normal hasrate:
(5s):2.633M (avg):2.562Mh/s | A:40448 R:0 HW:0 WU:2175.2/m WUE:84.9%
But pool statistics shows NULLs for a hour:
Hash Rate: 0.00 kH/s
Recent Shifts
ID Ended Shares (yours / total) Blocks Found
6086 OPEN 0 / 957528 0
6085 2014-02-16 18:02:07 0 / 15059984 25
6084 2014-02-16 17:47:52 0 / 15074768 23
6083 2014-02-16 17:33:37 0 / 15051088 23
6082 2014-02-16 17:19:27 0 / 15095968 35
Are my shares counted? Hope I'm not sending my precious shares to the void...
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Dear def_ender! Please check the layout of currency pages, they look kinda strange (click to enlarge):  And what is inside that enigmatic element: <div class="top">
<center>
CASH Trade History(most recent first)
</center>
</div> My screen resolution is 1440x900, FireFox 26.0 |
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The CASH is multipool-resistant, so I don't know if there's any sense (besides of marketing).
Didn't know this fact, thank you. It would be interesting to know about the algorithmic realization of multipool protection. BTW, freshmarket.co.in (Indie Exchange) looks like using the same engine as OpenEx. Slightly differs in interface. |
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