When solo mining, is there a way to get notified when you solve a block?

I have Litecoin-QT -server running on an unmonitored computer.  Is there an API or something I could set up to get notified (via email/text/ping etc) when I solve a block?

I have tried searching the forum but I get nowhere on this.

Thanks for your time.

[For Auction, a 2002 Mexican "Libertad" coin, .999 fine silver.]

For Auction, a 2002 Mexican "Libertad" coin, .999 fine silver.

It has been in circulation, so it has minor scratches & damage as indicated in the photos.  It has also been cleaned & shined before (for the numismatics out there to know)


(Click Image to enlarge)

Includes free economy shipping to the "lower 48" states of america.

This is for Litecoins.

My reserve price is the cold spot price of SLV, based on Kitco NY close price as of yesterday ($34.57) which is 864.25 LTC.

Bidding starts at 850 LTC. Multiples of 5 LTC please.

Auction ends in ~168 hours from the date of this posting. (7 days)

Feel free to post any questions.

EDIT: I have a +1 in the reputable members thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=484.msg323572#msg323572

Okay,  So the power went out for a second (or two) and one of my rigs had that error (running bitcoin client) and so I deleted the blk*.dat files (2 of them) and the error went away, and download the block chain all over again. (got it all after a few hours)

Now, it says I have zero bitcoins, and zero transactions.  So, I did a rescan. (I have version 0.3.23-beta)
In a dos prompt, I typed "bitcoin.exe -rescan" and eventually the client started, but still no coins. (I had 9.99 coins)

Now I am stuck as to my next move. What do i try next?

thanks, dave

EDIT: I have tried some of the suggestions below to no avail.

I will send half the coins purchased when I see the dwolla Pending transaction,
and the other half when it clears.  If you have a pre-funded dwolla, then it
clears instantly and I'll send all coins purchased at once.

PM me if you are interested.

Hi.

I'm hosting a small tournament every Thursday night, 7pm Central Time, USA.

It's .25 + .005 BTC to play, maximum 10 players.

Payout is standard S&G (sit and go's).

MORE INFO, and REGISTRATION: http://bitpoker.biz/games/player-pages/pandas-poker-page/
(link also in my siggy)

NOTE: Must download and use the PokerTH software client, and must pay with your btc client not an eWallet. 

Feel free to skype me: PandaMarketer

[NOT]

This coupon code is NOT restricted to new accounts!

I have these sent to me every few months because I am an AdSense publisher.

This is the copy that accompanies the code:

Thanks for being a loyal AdSense publisher.

To help promote your site, here's $100 worth
of advertising, free. But hurry -- the offer
drops to $75 on August 31, 2011, and fully
expires on September 15, 2011.

I am asking for 2BTC or best offer.

Please PM me to make offer, and/or to make purchase.


Dave

Here's my reputation from the List of Honest Traders thread:

+1 PandaMiner

Excellent Seller.  

I've tried searching this forum but it only returns a command here, and a command there, etc.  I can't find anywhere a place that has them all in one place.

I've even tried running "bitcoin.exe /help" and "bitcoin.exe -help" and "/?" to no avail.  I don't know how to read the open source code either.

Can someone point me in the right direction, or provide all the commands in a "/help" style? Thanks.


Dave


EDIT: These have been found in the wiki. See my last post.

I would like to know if I can export / copy my Ubuntu (live usb) bitcoin client, wallet, and block chain, into a Windows PC.

Is it possible?

Code:

Exception: 11DbException
Db::put: Cannot allocate memory
bitcoin in ProcessMessage()

I have a 16 GB flash drive, with a 4 GB casper (persistence).

I have 134229 blocks downloaded last time. Today I boot from the usb key and I get that error above, and no more blocks are being downloaded.  I sent myself a transaction, it's in the block chain, but not in my client.

I also see a warning about the balance not being correct.

I don't know ANYTHING about Ubuntu. I made myself this "secure wallet" through the sticky thread in the newbies section. What can I do?

- - -

Also, I got my Win7x64 machine running on the same router with full block chain. How can I transfer the chain manually?

Thanks.

dave

Selling my Dirt3 AMD code.  

To use it, visit http://amd4u.com/dirt3promo/
and fill out the fields. The first field asks for a Unique ID.
This is the ID that I am selling. It's a code I got from XFX
when I purchased a 6870 card.

I'm not a gamer, so I don't need this.

Please post your intention to buy, in this thread.
I will provide a buy-link once we agree who will buy it.
DO NOT send to my firstbits.

Code has been sold at 1 BTC to xGreg.

Asus M3N72-D Specs

It has 2 pcie(1.0) slots, that when in tandem, run at x8. But that's not the problem.

I have a working XFX 6870 that works in either slot.  The Sapp doesn't work at all, in either slot. It is powered, the fan spins, the PC posts with 1 beep, but I get no output. The card has 2 DVI outputs, and neither one puts out.

When I put the 6870 back in, (in either slot config) it works but the Sapp doesn't. Windows 7x64 doesn't even recognize that there is a second card present.

I don't know what to do next.

Can someone point me in the right direction? I'm losing mining time. 


dave

I have tried the search and the wiki to no avail.  Maybe I'm blind or something.

Can someone point me in the right direction, or answer my question? Thanks.

The reason I'm asking, is because I withdrew from a pool an amount of 0.11925348 and all I got in my client wallet is 0.11 BTC.  I then transferred to myself from another pool an amount of 0.011xxxxx thinking that when you add the two, I would see 0.13 in my wallet, but I only see 0.12. 

What is going on?  Did I lose out on that collective 0.01?   

First of all, I have an XFX 6870, which they say leaves very little wiggle room to overclock.

I was able to unlock the core Voltage slider, which currently shows 1174 mV (1.174 V)

My system freezes at core mhz over 950, no matter what my memory is clocked at.  (which, btw, only goes DOWN to 525mhz)

Where can i read up on messing with the voltages in regards to core hertz?

Thanks for your time.


Stock: 225 Mh/s
GUIminer with [-v -w128] flags:  255 Mh/s
GPU memory @525mhz:  270 Mh/s

[two]

Would you use the Ultra X3 1000w @ $179, or the Ultra X4 1050w @ $219,  or the AzzA 1000w @ $95 (email discount)?

Both the AzzA and the X3 have two 6-pin PCIe power cables (cables) plus two 6/8 pin cables, while the X4 has six 6-pin cables and three 8-pin cables.

Should this be my only deciding factor?  I have a low budget for the rig as a whole, so may not run 3 video cards. (and thus not need as many cables.)

Thanks for your time.

[physical cards]

The best video cards need TWO (2) 6-pin power connections, and it is NOT recommended to use Y-splitters in any configuration.

I don't know of any power supply units (PSU) that have more than six of those 6-pin power connections.  

How do you mine with four physical cards in a self contained rig (not a rack style multi-rig)?

Thanks for your time.

Dave

[from]

I just got an email, not 3 minutes ago, from a person that admits they got all the emails that were posted to the 'net, which came from Mt Gox's database dump.

And then they provide a link to Tradehill using their referral code "TH-R15683." 

Is this genius, or crossing the line?

from   A Bitcoin Supporter Bitcoin@unknown.com
to   <me>
date   Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 6:14 PM
subject   Mt Gox has been hacked
mailed-by   bonecrusher.gulfsouthmedia.com


Dear Sir or Madam,


A few hours ago the Bitcoin trading website Mt Gox has been hacked. Malicious individuals have been able to obtain a database containing usernames, email address and encrypted passwords. This information has been posted publicly on the internet.

As a Bitcoin supporter I'm now sending a message to every email address contained in the hacked database. This is to warn you that your username, email address and password have been leaked. I therefore strongly advice you to change your passwords. If you have used the same password on different websites it's highly recommended to change your password on all of your accounts!

For a more secure alternative to Mt Gox, the community appears to be moving to TradeHill. So this is no reason to lose faith in Bitcoin itself. It must be seen as a warning that not every website can be trusted with your data however! Their link is http://www.tradehill.com/?r=TH-R15683 (Note: You can remove the Referral Code when registering if you want!) This is certainly not the only website where you can exchange Bitcoins, also check out http://www.thebitcoinlist.com/dp_bitcoin/bitcoin-exchange/

Hi.

I came to BTC as an alternative to paypal. 

I provide online services and get paid via paypal.  My account got locked up, and I need a new way for customers to pay me.  The question is, how can my customers and I use BTC for this purpose?

I want to tell them something like: "Go here, buy some bitcoins with your currency; then send me the coins." 

And most importantly, I want to be able to take my coins, and convert them back into my own currency. (USD)

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.