I don't know what's your problem but I'm actually doing no harm to your project at all, so there is no reason for bitching IMHO  My external Miner which is slightly faster than your internal miner because of the way the algo is implemented. Instead of reinitializing the algos everytime, it initializes the algos only once and re-uses that for hashing. That was one of the very first and basic optimizations which were done for quark looong time ago. Rest assured that there will be more optimizations for sure shortly. The external miner can be used for solo mining too without problems, just point it to your own wallet. Hashrates on the pool should be pretty accurate already, of course it's a new algo so there is always stuff to tweak but in my tests everything was fairly ok. I've corrected the header in the pool. I've released everything under open source on my github: https://github.com/ocminer?tab=repositoriesYou'll find the Miner Source, Hashing-module for pools etc.. Anyone can use that and start a second pool (Pool.mn is already working on one as far as I know, and I know about two others as well...) As stated before I tried multiple times to compile for Win, but unfortunately I don't have or use Win anymore so I couldn't compile but this was done by Vorksholk now, thanks ! Please focus on the coin - not on me or the pool - thanks ocminer, please excuse my rude behavior and do not hold it against us. I've posted your pool on the OP and am NOT bitching anymore. Thank you for all your hard work, lack of sleep clearly got to me personally and does not reflect the views of the rest of the team. Sadly the jerk that I am got the best of me there. We are now rolling onto coin development. Again thank you for your hardwork, if there's anything we can do please let us know edit: We will focus on you and the pool, with much thanks and promoting it... if you don't mind |
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thats the windows miner? please update the op with pool n working miner
We're on it! |
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Windows binary of the ocminer's pool miner.http://1.curecoinmirror.com/cpuminer-hmq1725.zipDirect compilation of Ocminer's github repository, use at your own risk, yada yada. Seems to be running about ~50%-70% faster than the built-in solo miner. Tested working on an Intel (i7-5820k) and AMD (8350) with Win7 and Win10. And for anyone nervous about binaries, you only lose ~4% speed by running it in a VM, which is where you should run binaries from random people on the internet anyway. Sorry about all the disgusting dlls, it's Cygwin and I'm not a Windows guy.  No no no, do NOT apologize! You just saved us a lot of headache! THANK YOU!(PM your addy, we will be sure you get a little extra for that! As we did promise that previously to anyone compiling a windows version) (Okay seriously we will now hold off on posting until we announce the update) |
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well, i did not develop any coin. but i spend much time reading this forum, and when i am honest. i prefer it to not release any coin  i just wanted you too calm down a bit, take your time (and a sleep of course) and relax (i never thought, that you want to run after dumping the premine, it was... well, it is my style of writing  ) so, i also want to apologize, for being not amused and answering in an affect of "wtf!". additionally, i just compiled oc-miners miner with the help on page 21. so it seems i am no help on your problem, compiling it. We were also hesitant on releasing a blockchain as there are plenty of them out there and many are not done right. However, we felt that we had something to bring to the community that no one else could. Thanks, definitely will catch all them zzzzz's after these nodes and update to the client. After this update we will work on the auto-updating feature for Mac clients. Taking our time is one thing that we have overlooked. In fact this conversation with you has caused me to have to take a step back and evaluate my responses and the the way the team should progress (re-arrange goals to better suite development and not trying to appease everyone with bending to every demand thrown at us). Great news on your successful compile however! As we've said to everyone, if you need assistance, just let us know We are here for the community. Finally, I personally understand the style of writing you mentioned as MOST if not all projects are pump n' dumps which is extremely frustrating and causes legitimate projects to have to bend over backwards to prove themselves, perhaps I need to straighten myself back out. Anyway let's move on shall we? Next post by me will be with he updates. So it may be a little but it'l be a good one. (that way you can also get a break from me hehehehe. |
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oh well, bla, bla, bla...
no you are not allowed to sleep.
you should have thought about this, before you started developing and released a new coin...
i have a block explorer running locally to see what happens to the premine, had it running when your was coming online. so no need to reconfigure half of my network to get it accessible from outside.
i don't want to offense you, i meant it a little bit sarcastic, i always forget to add [sarcasm]-tags.
but what you are doing is the same i did minutes before (and in this post, careful, hidden sarcasm).
just wait one or another day and everything will be fine with the pool, external miner, win support and so on.
or do you want to get your coin to an exchange, dump the premine and run?
then you should be in a hurry, yes.
edit:
additionally i must say, i am able to compile many things under linux, not everything.
but i am not able to do so on windows.
what i don't like in crypto world... everybody thinks he has to get everything for free. why does nobody from the windows-guys try to compile the miner for win for themself?
Firstly I'd like to apologize, I did take fairly personally, which I shoudn't have.As far as not allowed sleep... you can't very well expect us to be very functional without it Seriously dump premine and run? We have our personal names posted and about to link our linkedIn's among many other things that would be seriously horrible ideas if we wanted to scam anyone. Honestly I know everyone on the team except for Whywetrance is going to be holding onto the coins. I'll personally be buying large amounts off the markets once they come up. LTS is the goal. Aiming for serious legitimacy and yes we are tired, so part of the rant is due to that. |
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so as he as a pool, supporting your coin, he is not allowed too sleep or have a life anymore?
you guys weren't able to come up with a block explorer, that needs about 30minutes to be done?
well, started promisingly here and i hope this post was because of too less sleep...
my actual nodes on win 7
"addr" : "198.245.50.213:22447",
"addr" : "104.236.150.155:22447",
"addr" : "173.18.196.253:22447",
"addr" : "107.170.212.222:22447",
"addr" : "91.157.176.105:22447",
"addr" : "188.166.155.131:22447",
"addr" : "52.79.168.75:22447",
"addr" : "222.124.156.88:22447",
and addtional nodes from another wallet:
"addr" : "104.233.111.137:22447",
"addr" : "45.63.5.57:22447",
"addr" : "37.139.28.219:22447",
"addr" : "222.73.27.225:22447",
"addr" : "52.79.168.75:22447",
"addr" : "159.203.24.196:22447",
Actually, there is a block explorer, sorry that we haven't linked it yet are we also not allowed sleep? Supporting our coin? ONE pool, Linux only? Let's think about this... We are aiming for a fair experience, one pool is not very decentralized or fair, add the Linux only aspect of it when the in-wallet miner hashes very effectively and now we have complete favoritism. |
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argh down to only one connection.....where those nodes at OP?! In the meantime, I'll look into setting up that node We are on it, give us up to 30 minutes, 3 more nodes will be up. Let us know if we can do anything to assist We are here for our community! |
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Difficulty is fast rising and getting hard to solo mine now, I hope there is an available cpu miner for windows soon that can connect to a pool.
We will re-engage the external miner, right now though, three more nodes and the auto-updater is what is about to be released. To be perfectly honest it's pretty crappy to release a linux only miner and then go hop on a pool... Idk why anyone would be fine with paying a fee when they could solo. Again, we don't specialize in external miners, as such this is where we draw this view from. Difficulty is fast rising and getting hard to solo mine now, I hope there is an available cpu miner for windows soon that can connect to a pool.
Same here. This coin looks more promising everytime I stop by. Good job Devs. and growing community! Thank you we are doing our best, although slower than we'd like. Difficulty is fast rising and getting hard to solo mine now, I hope there is an available cpu miner for windows soon that can connect to a pool.
Waiting cpu miner also. well considering ocminer left out entire directories and has no intention of supplying or informing anyone on how to create a windows external miner you might be waiting for a little until our team has time to re-engage the external mining aspect. Solo mining is still perfectly feasible and is currently our recommended method.
We don't support favoritism and that's exactly what is happening with supernova pool... linux only? C'mond guys....Besides horribly inaccurate hashrates, requested this be addressed and received no response...
The rate vs payout is also horrible inaccurate. Couldn't even get our project name correct: "Suprnova's ESPCoin Pool // Algo: HMQ1725 // Pre-Reg now ! " Since when are we ESPCoin? Does is state that anywhere in our thread? No.... |
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About to release 3 more nodes, hardcode everything and bring you guys a bangin update. Stand by for awesome! SoloMining is definitely getting more difficult now that OCminer's pool is up and running, but I just thought I would show that even the Mac wallet has been able to hit a few blocks. Not too bad considering that there have been few chances to do so with a mac when a new algo comes out. This has definitely been a fun few days.
Thanks ctgiant for providing that info! I believe this actually might be the only custom algorithm coin that is mineable on a Mac (very well could be wrong but will wait for someone to show me lol). |
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Good enough for me!
Regarding the nodes - is it possible for the average user to set up something dedicated to help out this project? For example, could I run a dedicated ESP node if I have a spare device running 24/7?
If you want to run a "master" node this is what you need to do: Open up port "22447" in your System's firewall, then head over to your router and setup port forwarding to your spare PCs IP address so that outside connections are forwarded to the spare machine that has the 22447 port opened up. By doing so the router will redirect outside connections to your spare PC, (If you provide us your model of Router and the OS of your system we can give you a detailed instruction set) I know we sound like a broken record but, this community is amazing! Thank you all! |
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Translated thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1437629.new#newI will upload to my site last blockchain (15-04-2016) and will be updated every 5 days, and now I'm making a paper wallet generator based on WalletBuilders heheh Address: EXaB9ijJPFNXejbmZt982D6KD8vaSR69b2 Cheers! Wow thank you! You're efforts are seriously appreciated and we will save that addy the giveaway thread seems to be getting a bit of attention. A few names need to be added to the list again. Still finding blocks on a crappy CPU  Awesome! Glad to hear that you are able to mine and enjoy the project. Fair, fun and community driven is our goal! We still need to update the list again, just been busy working haha I applied for the Giveaway on BitcoinGarden, hopefully more people jump on-board this community driven coin.
That's what we hope as well, the more people the better! @EVERYONE:Excuse our period of silence. We were bashing our heads against a wall with the external miner provided by ocminer and finally we are moving on instead of trudging through the mud. It is regrettable but here is the error we are receiving in case anyone has an idea: api.c: In function 'api':
api.c:525:2: error: unknown type name 'socklen_t'
socklen_t clisiz;
^
make[2]: *** [cpuminer-api.o] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/c/Users/Admin/Documents/cpuminer-hmq1725-master'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/c/Users/Admin/Documents/cpuminer-hmq1725-master'
make: *** [all] Error 2
We had to add in directories THAT WERE MISSING FROM THE OCMINER SOURCE and STILL had that error.... ANYWAY, Auto updater is currently being configured for the Client, new nodes are also compiling the client, we burnt a good 1.5 hours on that external miner and decided that it's simply not worth wasting the time right now especially if there are a lot of users still receiving blocks solo mining. Pools are not something we really enjoy anyway. Excuse the biased view but our definition of "fair" is not everyone hopping on a single client... Could also just be the fact that we got annoyed and are venting out here lol. Anyway, we aren't letting anything stop us. Moving on! (we will continue our development on the external miner but as time is of the essence we will have to come back to this). |
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These are the 36 nodes I am connected to:
addr : "[2001:0:5ef5:79fb:409:c307:da25:411a]:57023",
addr : "[2001:0:5ef5:79fd:1c36:601:a607:6b0c]:61227",
addr : "[2001:0:5ef5:79fd:4a5:2edf:2b8f:8873]:59681",
addr : "[2001:0:5ef5:79fd:8a3:2a36:9a5a:26b9]:60964",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:108d:687f:2b8f:9e97]:51226",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:10d2:6969:2b8f:9e97]:52260",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:2827:67e2:2b8f:9e97]:51793",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:28d3:68ab:2b8f:9e97]:50049",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:3071:68cf:2b8f:9e97]:51528",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:3088:686f:2b8f:9e97]:53183",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:30cd:691d:2b8f:9e97]:50155",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:347f:624a:2b8f:9e97]:49619",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:34dd:6984:2b8f:9e97]:62501",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:47c:5cf2:2b8f:9e97]:64817",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:65:66cd:2b8f:9e97]:49827",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:85b:6789:2b8f:9e97]:51145",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:c35:6a17:2b8f:9e97]:50085",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:c5c:6821:2b8f:9e97]:52018",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6ab8:cc2:6ec7:3857:b1db]:64485",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6abd:281b:c411:da25:411a]:61131",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6abd:3092:134c:2650:f25b]:65193",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6abd:3c66:2b38:d2fc:fbc2]:49876",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:6abd:496:35d4:4dc8:168c]:49898",
addr : "[2001:0:9d38:90d7:201e:1c6e:93c2:988e]:60892",
addr : "104.233.111.137:22447",
addr : "104.236.150.155:22447",
addr : "107.170.212.222:22447",
addr : "120.76.165.221:22447",
addr : "159.203.12.73:22447",
addr : "173.18.196.253:22447",
addr : "188.166.155.131:22447",
addr : "198.245.50.213:22447",
addr : "222.124.156.88:22447",
addr : "41.105.240.242:22447",
addr : "80.146.88.126:22447",
addr : "91.157.176.105:22447",
I don't know why I have ipv6 nodes, my internet connection hasn't been set up for that. (Maybe cuz I'm going through google's DNS?)
Dabs good sir! Thank you! Okay now we are at work, (I'm finally off of my 9 to 5 and with the team) |
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The only thing I have been able to do to get more then 2 or 3 connections or Win7 is just shut the wallet down, delete the Espers.conf in the app data folder. Then run the wallet and add the nodes through the wallet console. Let it run for a couple hours and more connections will slowly follow.  The nodes are handling the massive amount of connections as best as possible. Clearly is still not enough. We are launching more dedicated nodes. Stand by. pool pointing coming to the wallet soon as well. Just give us time. |
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@Godson_Mansa
Did you ever get connection?
I was wondering if your using Win7 by any chance.
Let me know.
If Windows 7 is the culprit we will recompile the client on Windows 7 to alleviate any possible issues. (We usually use win8.1 or win10) Although many people who have had issues are on Windows 7, I do not fully believe Windows 7 is the problem. I started a wallet and I'm solo mining through the wallet on Windows 7 without problems. The only problem I faced was the default nodes were not allowing for connections. However, after adding the nodes others have posted into the config file, I have had good success. On both my Windows 8 and Window 7 wallets, I currently have 7 active connections, which is plenty to allow the wallet to fully operate. I did notice however, when setting up the wallet on Windows 7, for the first hour or so I only had 1 active connection. I have let the wallet run throughout the evening and now have 7 connections. It is as if it just takes some time establish connections. It is sort of strange. Thank you for clearing that up. Yes our nodes are practically maxed out. The network has exploded and we are launching more nodes in response to alleviate network sluggishness |
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@Godson_Mansa
Did you ever get connection?
I was wondering if your using Win7 by any chance.
Let me know.
If Windows 7 is the culprit we will recompile the client on Windows 7 to alleviate any possible issues. (We usually use win8.1 or win10) |
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is there a possibility that one good guy can compile a windows one for us!! I already tried to do it with vs2013 and 2015 but got like 30+ errors lol This is our top priority right now. Stand by. If someone else beats us to the punch I'll personally include then into the giveaway for the contribution. That's if someone actually wants to do it instead of waiting for us. |
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Ah, finally the pool works, thanks OC, mining !
wait what are you mining with ? a typical quark/cpuminer ? They are using modified Quark miner |
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thx dev, ill support in whatever i can
That's all we can ask! i'm in.
thanks dev
thanks OC
This is all because of you guys. We are just keeping up with demand. Thank you all for making this possible. |
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Wow, so much support for ESPERS, I am seeing a lot of veteran members here, this is a good sign for a coin We believe so as well. Definitely putting our team to the test as well in terms of effectiveness, strategy and planning. We like the challenge. |
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