Yes I have the latest version of LAMP running on it, basically ive got a little ubuntu box on a VPS I rent to use with my TS server. So its on a completely different network and we are trying to connect to it  Make sure to go download the JSON-RPC class and have it on your webserver. Your code should then look like: require_once '(path from web root)/jsonRPCClient.php';
$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://(user in bitcoin.conf):(pass in bitcoin.conf)@localhost:8332/');
echo "<pre>\n";
print_r($bitcoin->getinfo()); echo "\n";
echo "Received: ".$bitcoin->getreceivedbylabel("Your Address")."\n";
echo "</pre>" Try that out. |
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The current difficulty is 1690906.20472 Putting 15gh/s into the old calculator shows an average of 5 days, 14 hours, 29 minutes to generate a block. |
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Thats what I thought too, I have done that in the config file and set rpcallowip to rpcallowip=*.*.*.* to test it until it is up and running, however any connections I send to it just dont work. Dont I need some kind of RPC script to interface with bitcoind? For example: require_once 'jsonRPCClient.php';
$bitcoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://user:password@127.0.0.1:8332/');
echo "<pre>\n";
print_r($bitcoin->getinfo()); echo "\n";
echo "Received: ".$bitcoin->getreceivedbylabel("Your Address")."\n";
echo "</pre>" Which was found on: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/API_reference_(JSON-RPC) Or do I not need this? To interface with bitcoind running on a different machine, you would need to use a script of some sort. Do you have a webserver setup on the same server that bitcoind is running on? |
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Look, I understand that pool mining would probably be more profitable. However this isn't really about making an extra $20 down the track, I would like to set it up basically for the hell of it, try it all out, play around with it etc. If anyone can help me where I'm stuck it'd be appreciated, however if you have come in just to say "Pool mining is more profitable" then please don't post because it isn't about that.
Checkout this wiki article. You'll have to make changes to bitcoin.conf to allow it. The two main things to look for: You need to have this on so miners can connect # server=1 tells Bitcoin to accept JSON-RPC commands.
server=1 Make sure to have the correct IPs allowed to connect # By default, only RPC connections from localhost are allowed. Specify
# as many rpcallowip= settings as you like to allow connections from
# other hosts (and you may use * as a wildcard character):
rpcallowip=10.1.1.34
rpcallowip=192.168.1.* I think those are the only two things you'll really need to set to be able to connect (and make sure the IPs are correct for you and your friends). |
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You're probably better off going with a pool. Using the old calculator gives this for current difficulty with 7gh/s: | Probability | Time | | Average | 12 days, 0 hours, 11 minutes | | 50% | 8 days, 7 hours, 45 minutes | | 95% | 35 days, 23 hours, 21 minutes |
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At 380W usage for mining, I calculate 9.12 kWh per day. And at 340 mh/s it's about 0.20 BTC per day currently. Should be profitable.
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Before going into what I know about getting it setup...
What's the total hash rate that you guys have together?
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I think the main marketplace section is a good spot for it, it's logical. Just have to get people to use that instead of Bitcoin Discussion.
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just wondering if you also changed your wallet address recently?
Guessing you didn't read my post(s)..... He doesn't have enough blocks downloaded to see the transaction, and that was probably the same issue he had the first time (before trying any fixes). |
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Thanks for the update on this... is this something that has been in place for a while? Because if it has I didn't know about it before.
Hopefully people will actually see this and use it, leading to more on track discussions.
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I will obviously go first and am quite desperate. Just wondering, why so desperate for 1-3 bitcoins? |
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still showing 0.00 What is the block count showing in your bitcoin client? 105443 Look at what block number the transactions are in blockexplorer and then look back at the number your bitcoin client shows. As long as your bitcoin client shows a smaller number, it doesn't know about the transactions yet. Welcome to bitcoin! |
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still showing 0.00 What is the block count showing in your bitcoin client? |
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True. 0% is always desired.
The thing I don't get is, if you kept BTC in your local laptop offline and tried to pay out, it asks "0.0005 transactions fees". And there is no guarantee that BTCGuild will process it, so might end up in a pool that charges. So does a transaction cost by default for all trades at the moment?
Triple mining does 1% fees with weekly jackpots of 1.5 BTC. You can join my mini pool if you'd like, all the info is in m sig. You should really quit spamming your pool so much, it's pretty annoying. And to the OP: What do you mean by transaction fees? Pulling money out of a pool (that you've mined) or transaction fees on sending bitcoins? The current discussion is pretty vague. |
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I would be interested in seeing a list of the graphics cards you have available.
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I know it sounds vague but I definitely wouldn't be doing this if it wasn't according to the etiquette of the board AND legal.You can place your best bets in your post.The highest bidder wins and is limited to 3:A.M. US EST.I will elaborate to only the highest bidder and no this is NOT a scam as I don't have any BTC so just trying this out to earn some,however the information is still 100% legit and worth it.
To highlight,the information could help you mine faster.In order to show how legitimate it is I'm willing to mine FREE for a week for the highest bidder if it does not help them out and be banned in the process if necessary !!!!
To ensure that no one feels cheated in anyway I will use BTCrow for the transaction.
So his " mine FREE for a week" because the information did not help me has consisted of him pointing his card at my account for maybe an hour a day tops. Here's the PM from him saying it might be intermittent: Done,
The miner will be intermittent thoughout the week though as sometimes I don't keep electrical appliances on when I'm home . Not sure if I should throw something in the scammer section, just wanted people to know he doesn't keep his word. |
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well seeing how amazon wont have those 5850s for awhile im starting to go with 3x 2gb sapphire cards. what do you guys think?
It's unlikely that you'll find any 5850s anytime soon, unless you buy them used. |
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Watts Mhps Watts/Mhps Mhps/Watt
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563 1135 0.496 2.016
800 1760 0.455 2.200
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I'm curious of what those two setups are hardware wise. |
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You can also remove all the existing ATI software, and do a fresh "display driver only" install of the WHQL Catalyst 11.6 driver (which does include OpenCL despite it's name). This version does not have a CPU problem, and I have 2 miners running at 0-1% CPU. Can you then apply the 11.6b hotfix to be able to use cards without dummy plugs/monitors plugged in? |
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Yeah, I did the unofficial overclock. But when I run msi afterburner, it comes up with 0 mhz for gpu, 0 for memory. When I move the slide to the right and click apply, it just goes back to 0 mhz and 0 speed for memory.
Just use Trixx to OC and afterburner to monitor, it's what seems to be the best. |
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