thanks, verifying it all (and thanks for the link!)

have wallet open : inside gridcoinresearch.conf there is a line with my email address: email=******** the same email address is used on the boinc project, boinc project is seti@home , credits are accumulating but no payout.. do you know how often SETI "pays out" ? is it every 24 hours 48 hours.. unfortunately. but thats ok.. their priority is to find aliens so they don't really run "mining like" web interface (they should it probably would increase chance of finding them  . to tell when who is paid and how much

don't want to stop servers and move on.. but forced if no payout... cause of the expense having to run servers, call me greedy

thanks much!

in summary have couple of servers with GPU's solving astro maps via boinc looking for SETI signal.. and one wallet open in front of me  (no mining from it, this is a very standard mining operation)

also tried a sample faucet to make sure wallet can receive payout (in general) and it can , 2 coins arrived as per faucet so that works and fully synced block wise

CPID shows blank in wallet's debug window , but thats because (probably) I am not mining via wallet but external computers

list cpids

[
{
"Command" : "cpids"
}
]

imagine how many aliens would be found if many would open wallet and do even 10% of CPU mining 

my basic question is and it is pretty pragmatic and straightforward.. SETI project (or any other project for the matter) does not need wallet address but an email address to make the payment , but how does it know from email address wallet address to make the payment unless wallet tells the network somehow in some encrypted fashion because no wallet should broadcast PII (Personable Identifiable Information)

thanks for all for any insights into this

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to try I am downloading boinc and engage wallet CPU mining.. against SETI and hope that SETI connects pieces together via common email address.. but still this all is very obfuscated and probably known to a few lucky once 

hello dear community

I just recently like < 12 horus ago started to mine gridcoin via boinc project , I see I am accumulating "credits"

but yet to see any coins in the wallet (all is connected via common email in wallet conf and boinc setup) I also am part of team "Gridcoin' in the project and see the stats on project's page increasing

what is the average cycle to see coins arriving... machines are burning hot.. some % of coins coming home would be nice to see to validate the whole setup

thanks much !

Guys, we need more "customer service" at our IRC channel. If you have the spare time and are pretty knowledgeable with GRC and BOINC, please join us at #gridcoin on freenode to provide help and support to newbies.

Web IRC Client: https://kiwiirc.com/client/irc.freenode.net:6667/#gridcoin

or download hexchat from https://hexchat.github.io/ which is a stand alone IRC client.

Hello from 'IndiaMikeZulu.'

Guys, we are an active group of Australia krypto geeks. At present, our Bitcoin exchanges are under flat-out attack from the banks. And electricity is expensive here.

And Gridcoin keeps getting mentioned as a candidate for cpu mining. (Your community members on Reddit Doge cryptocurrency do a good job.)

So we're interested to ask some questions. That is, Australia might become a enthusiastic outpost of Gridcoiners. Will pop in tomorrow.

Mark

First mover advantage.

But the big thing about gridcoin is that the computations you do solve real world problems, eg. protein folding, simulating a brain,....

Imagine if Gridcoin was as big as Bitcoin, then it would be by far the fastest and biggest supercomputer in the world, run by people all over the world, solving the world's scientific problems!

yea im just gonna back out now this por is bs i have not gotten shit for 2 days and i followed the steps srry guys

Does BOINC affect your pc performance while running?

how do i che this i tried looking for it but its too confusing to find whats what

how long does it take to get paid in por?