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Whom ever is doing the rain dance for the block gods, thank you and KEEP DANCING!! This is pretty damn awesome  I mined two of them. I'm probably going to fork off of p2pool soon in order to increase the limit of 50 kB of new transactions per share. That limit has been severely curtailing p2pool's average block sizes and fee revenue. It looks like we're only getting about 90% of the revenue we could be getting if our block sizes didn't suck. I know you have received some opposition on the PR on github, but I'd ask that you give it a little time before forking. I'd love to have the time to review and understand the proposed change better, and I imagine as it's been less than a day others would as well  Either way your contributions to p2pool have been appreciated, thanks. It's totally understandable, and I appreciate your presence and contribution to the fullest as well, thank you very much! Do what you gotta do |
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Whom ever is doing the rain dance for the block gods, thank you and KEEP DANCING!! This is pretty damn awesome |
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Where's the party at? The pool seems rather empty with all the skinny people in it lately... I may be intrested in leasing hash power if i knew a credible source.
1. stratum+tcp://p2pool.org:9332 2. stratum+tcp://ukp2pool.uk:9332 3. stratum+tcp://p2pool.science:9332 This has been working for me. Usually the 1st one goes down however as long as you have the others set your shares are not lost. Thank you for the info! For me, its more of an issue keeping the breaker box from tripping and killing the power in my house... If I configure an additional DB to store all the info myself and everyone connected to me is working on, if I happen to go down, will this somewhat save the data or will it still become stale when im back online? |
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Where's the party at? The pool seems rather empty with all the skinny people in it lately... I may be intrested in leasing hash power if i knew a credible source.
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Couple Questions: 1. Should I transition to SEGWIT if not implementing it currently? 2. Is renting hashing power worth it? 3. Why are some nodes connecting, grabbing a share, and disconnecting directly after? 4. How did all of you get so awesome? Thanks in advance |
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Whats so bad about mining empty blocks? Doesn't Antpool mine empty block most of the time still?
Really? There are several issues. First, it is bad for the community at large and second, we get paid less. Whoa, calm down there. I'm ignorant to the whole empty block factor. This is why I ask  |
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AAAWWW YEEAAAHHH!!!!  |
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Luck will turn eventually  |
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Latest news This last block is very difficult to digest  I second that.. |
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My random though of the day:
To implement "ELK stack" within p2pool in its entirety, and host Kibana for all, to see how efficient we can make every node connected...
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... High availability is the plan. I was wondering if that was possible!? That is awesome!! Thank you for the advice, I will soak it all up like a sponge.  One of the awesome things about p2pool is that from day 1 the pool as a whole has had 100% uptime, nodes come and go. Folks working towards keeping their nodes up and running is what makes it happen. Glad to have you, and welcome to the party! Thank you Windpath! Next on my list is to setup an apache server and whatnot. I found a post awhile back that explained why and how the is a good practice, but I seemed to have misplaced the bookmark. It was most likely outdated anyways so im not to terribly disappointed. |
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Although I am new to P2Pool, I've been mining on a hobby scale(250GH/s~2.5TH/s) for a couple years now and am always looking into how to be as efficient as possible, might anyone have any suggestions that I can implent to bring us up as a whole?
The biggest impact you will see is finding low latency peers (that remain online) to connect to. Take a look at your /peer_addresses endpoint, and then some of those peers /peer_addresses endpoints, make a list, ping them all, and add the low latency ones when you restart your node with the -n IP_Address_Here, you can add many each with a -n High availability is the plan. I was wondering if that was possible!? That is awesome!! Thank you for the advice, I will soak it all up like a sponge. |
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Although I am new to P2Pool, I've been mining on a hobby scale(250GH/s~2.5TH/s) for a couple years now and am always looking into how to be as efficient as possible, might anyone have any suggestions that I can implent to bring us up as a whole?
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BAD ASS!!  |
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It happens.. Hope we break this block soon, SO close! Question, How might I blacklist an IP from my node? This particular person has been connecting taking a share and disconnecting unclean like style for a coule days now... EDIT: May have solved my own issue. I used an iptable rule. "iptable -A INPUT -s <IP> -j DROP" Have an awesome day everyone |
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