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You could try ecoinpool, its pretty simplified.
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GPUMAX is still getting about 2.5% - 3.0% rejects from the pool with phantom LP requests. Until this issue is fixed we won't be able to remove Mt. Red from our non-supported list.
Let me know if we can help.
Thanks,
I have been sitting at about 10 stales/rejects for every 2000 or so shares. Are you trying the 8837 port? |
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Maybe you should update the thread name to 120 Gh/s, we are there atm!
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Tehehe  |
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Sweet, two ltc blocks in a row for us last night!
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I think the server that is hosting everything crashed. Website is down, and pool is down.
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Hashrate is up to about 105GH/s
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Ok Some changes in some stuff. Should be lightning! Let me know how it comes.
Thanks,
RR
God damn, what was the problem? Sitting at about 150 Accepted 0 Rejected, LP is working, and no more work related errors. Whatever you did, great fucking job! |
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Are we ever going to see LTC mining on this pool?
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Getting "Pool not providing work fast enough" very often.
Can you try port 8837? I am using port 8837. Sitting at 755 Accepted and 37 Rejected (About 5% Rejects, Meh). I am also having LP Problems, and cgminer detects the new block itself after a few rejects (same as @The00Dustin) Edit: Caught it fucking up in action:  |
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Getting "Pool not providing work fast enough" very often.
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Sigh, unlucky lately. No blocks since that first one found, and currently at 119800 shares.
@EnergyVampire I got no idea about your error...
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cgminer 2.2.6 works well for me,less rejects than 2.2.5
I'm a bit disappointed after trying p2pool for 24 hours but maybe my expectations are wrong. I'm running the latest cgminer 2.2.6 as well as the latest p2pool and bitcoin clients. Everything is set up correctly and the various programs are reporting being happy. However I've only been paid 4 times. Cgminer reports "accepted" about 2.5-3 times per minute (I'm running a single 6770). While using deepbit I was being paid about 0.13 BTC/day. On p2pool I seem to be making about 0.02 BTC/day. The weird thing is that yesterday I was paid twice while I sat there watching after restarting everything. Then after running all night there was nothing. Wait till tomorrow, sometimes payments are late. Suddenly you will see one/two large payments hit your wallet. |
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So, anybody got any ideas about what forum software to use for liteco.in?
Planning on going with mybb possibly, not sure yet.
I use mybb, really simplified. |
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Oh p2k because I am only going to have 2-5 people mining every night, is it best to lower Max. Cache & Size Max. Work Age a bit lower? If so what do you recommend? Edit: [2012-02-13 12:11:20.860][info] ltc_pool: Cache hit by richard/X.X.X.X - Queue size: 19/20
[2012-02-13 12:11:22.700][info] ltc_pool: Cache hit by kitteh/X.X.X.X - Queue size: 19/20
[2012-02-13 12:12:06.745][info] ltc_pool: Cache hit by richard/X.X.X.X - Queue size: 19/20
[2012-02-13 12:12:08.004][info] ltc_pool: Cache hit by kitteh/X.X.X.X - Queue size: 19/20
So it would be optimal to leave it at 20? Or change it to 19? |
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I get more hash from my 6850 with intensity 5 then I do 6+, and almost 0 desktop lag.
--gpu-engine 920 --gpu-fan 100 --gpu-memclock 300 --intensity 5
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Nice to know it's up and running. I have been having troubles installing it but I am sure it is a problem on my end. I am in a similar boat to tittiez. I want to create a small pool for me and my friends just a private pool for now. I was wondering about the payout setup but never had to worry cause I couldn't get that far. When I tried to look at ozco.in their site tells me it is down. I wanted to get a look at kind of what things will look like and how the will operate. Tittiez if you have a link I may check out to see running that would be great if not I will plug away until I get it going.
Few Tips: 1. Make sure bitcoind/litecoind are finished downloading blocks (You will know when the blk files stop gaining size that its done) 2. Make sure to be running with server=1, here's my config for ltc: server=1
daemon=1
rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcport=9334
port=9335 & the IP to the pool looks like this: http://XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX:9339/ (yes, I set the port to 9339 rather then 8888) & RPC port under CoinDaemon is 9334 3. I used the exact same user/pass that was already in the example config file for ecoinpool for a user. Only thing I had to change was that two "Replace Me!" passwords. 4. If you have a similar problem to me just PM me, since I had to figure it out myself. No need to bother p2k more.  5.I might be able to help you set up yours  Pics of it working: https://i.imgur.com/Qd0jZ.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/2Uc6R.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/Ga15b.png |
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We solved our first block, yay!  |
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To quote from the README: ... Daemons which support local work creation through the getmemorypool call will have two extra fields "Pay To" and "Tag". The former will override the default payout address on block solves; if you leave it empty, ecoinpool will create an account called "ecoinpool" via RPC call and use this one for payout ... I'm not lying in that README, it's true!  Congratz on setting it up, so it was possible to bypass the frontend error messages involved in first worker creation. Good to know. p2k Yes I did get those frontend errors, all I had to do was disable the pool and suddenly the databases for the workers were created. |
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