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January 17, 2015, 03:46:02 PM |
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In all fairness, the huge memory use is not an issue for me and is a price worth paying for increased performance - which so far is the case. My DOA rate is lower so far, my latency is also lowering gradually & my recorded hash rate is slightly higher. So far so good.
It also shows how truly terrible & slow the standard python is for p2pool........
what version of bitcoin core are You running? The latest: 0.9.4 My DOA rate has halved using pypy since I installed it - it was ~3-5%, but is now ~0.5-2.5% so I'm a happy hippy Are you merge mining? My DOA sky rockets when merge mining. Plus, doesn't seem to be worth the effort as it's basically soloing, might as well gamble more and solo for BTC. Yeah, merge mining 7 coins in total. Your BTC DOA rate shouldn't change when you're merge mining - sounds like it's not setup right. 7 coins? it interests me, can You tell me which coins?
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IYFTech
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January 17, 2015, 03:53:28 PM |
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Sure: Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Devcoin, Huntercoin, Groupcoin & Fusioncoin. I was also mining ixcoin until it got all mined out
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jonnybravo0311
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January 17, 2015, 03:59:12 PM |
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Sure: Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Devcoin, Huntercoin, Groupcoin & Fusioncoin. I was also mining ixcoin until it got all mined out You're still mining all of those coins? Wow... I stopped everything except for NMC. Sure, I've got a boatload of some of those coins, but nowhere to do anything with them. Like FSC... I've got a few million of the things, but the coin's completely dead in the water and no exchanges trade it.
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idonothave
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January 17, 2015, 04:07:44 PM |
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Sure: Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Devcoin, Huntercoin, Groupcoin & Fusioncoin. I was also mining ixcoin until it got all mined out Nice. Can You share core versions You are using? I would like to try some but I do not want to make system unstable. Do You preffer any of them? I think they are all worthless but I can be wrong...
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IYFTech
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January 17, 2015, 04:24:16 PM |
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Sure: Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Devcoin, Huntercoin, Groupcoin & Fusioncoin. I was also mining ixcoin until it got all mined out You're still mining all of those coins? Wow... I stopped everything except for NMC. Sure, I've got a boatload of some of those coins, but nowhere to do anything with them. Like FSC... I've got a few million of the things, but the coin's completely dead in the water and no exchanges trade it. Yeah, it does no harm to keep mining them in the slim hope someone might revive them....... Nice. Can You share core versions You are using? I would like to try some but I do not want to make system unstable. Do You preffer any of them? I think they are all worthless but I can be wrong...
All daemons are the latest, cloned from git or downloaded binaries from their sites. I prefer Bitcoin of course, the rest are just a little bonus that I cash in every now & then - helps pay the bills
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idonothave
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January 17, 2015, 04:47:25 PM |
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Sure: Bitcoin, Namecoin, I0coin, Devcoin, Huntercoin, Groupcoin & Fusioncoin. I was also mining ixcoin until it got all mined out You're still mining all of those coins? Wow... I stopped everything except for NMC. Sure, I've got a boatload of some of those coins, but nowhere to do anything with them. Like FSC... I've got a few million of the things, but the coin's completely dead in the water and no exchanges trade it. Yeah, it does no harm to keep mining them in the slim hope someone might revive them....... Nice. Can You share core versions You are using? I would like to try some but I do not want to make system unstable. Do You preffer any of them? I think they are all worthless but I can be wrong...
All daemons are the latest, cloned from git or downloaded binaries from their sites. I prefer Bitcoin of course, the rest are just a little bonus that I cash in every now & then - helps pay the bills I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
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IYFTech
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January 17, 2015, 05:23:25 PM |
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I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
All on the same machine, yes - but p2pool won't create an address on other daemons, payments will go to the default daemon wallet address.
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windpath
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January 17, 2015, 05:42:39 PM |
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I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
All on the same machine, yes - but p2pool won't create an address on other daemons, payments will go to the default daemon wallet address. How many of those coins is there still a market for?
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IYFTech
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January 17, 2015, 05:54:40 PM |
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I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
All on the same machine, yes - but p2pool won't create an address on other daemons, payments will go to the default daemon wallet address. How many of those coins is there still a market for? All except FSC & GRP...
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windpath
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January 17, 2015, 06:39:03 PM |
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I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
All on the same machine, yes - but p2pool won't create an address on other daemons, payments will go to the default daemon wallet address. How many of those coins is there still a market for? All except FSC & GRP... Pretty cool, nice way to add a little to the bottom line
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yslyung
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January 17, 2015, 06:54:51 PM |
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thx, i'll try to tinkle with it a bit while i polish up my linux skills
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windpath
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January 17, 2015, 06:55:08 PM |
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corrow
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January 17, 2015, 07:03:21 PM |
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What is Your Bitcoind GetBlockTemplate Latency? Has You p2pool node external IP to see stats? Thanks for the reply! Well my stats looks like this: P2Pool Status Local rate 155.77 GH/s (DOA 3.67 GH/s / 2.35%) Shares Total: 2 (Orphan: 0, Dead: 1, Unknown: 1) Global pool rate 1.93 PH/s (DOA 321.61 TH/s / 16.67%) Share difficulty 6,707,631.61 Current block value Expected time to share 2d 3h 22m 33 s Total node payout if block found NOW Expected time to block 1d 3h 11m 10 s Node peers [in] 2 / 30 [out] Node uptime 2d 6h 35m 22 s Node p2pool version 13.5-73-g12ca9d8-dirty Protocol version 1300 Node efficiency 60.00% Node getwork latency 305 ms Node fee 0% Node donation 0%
Bitcoin Status Network rate 303.41 PH/s Blocks 339,372 Current block 998,775 bytes / 1,600 txs Block difficulty 43,971,662,056.08958 Hashes to win 9.22 EH Block probability per GH 5.295015761671106e-12% Total Bitcoins Expected time to block 0h 0m 30 s Exchange rate Block interval 0h 10m 30 s Connections [in] 12 / 523 [out] Node uptime 2d 6h 37m 53 s Node bitcoind version 99900 Protocol version 70002 Relay fee Peer latency 675 ms I assume my Bitcoind GetBlockTemplate Latency is 675ms, right? From what I've read, the latencies are OK and they are stable when the "payload too long" error is not occurring. Only when the error comes up in the console of p2pool then those latencies are indeed skyrocketing. As I understand from the logs and statistics this payload error does not look like a cause from latencies, but latencies are the symptoms of the payload error. So where all the sudden arises this payload error from? Is it the "maxblocksize" of Bitcoind Core which is 1MB? Because the payload error is always in combination when the blocktime between blocks were +10mins (and +2000 transactions). Get the idea the problem comes from that direction. Any thoughts?
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IYFTech
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January 17, 2015, 07:09:24 PM |
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I see you're using an Rc version: v99900 - Maybe that's what's causing your errors. I only use the stable release versions for mining.......
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corrow
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January 17, 2015, 07:16:15 PM |
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I see you're using an Rc version: v99900 - Maybe that's what's causing your errors. I only use the stable release versions for mining.......
OMG, Why I didn't saw that myself? I'm gonna deploy a stable release of Bitcoin Core to factor this out! Thanks!
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mdude77
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January 17, 2015, 07:25:27 PM |
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Anyone succeed in getting this to work under windows? I got pip installed, now I'm having a problem compiling twisted, complains about not finding rpc\rpc.h. M
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MissouriMiner
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January 17, 2015, 07:44:16 PM |
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Anyone succeed in getting this to work under windows? I got pip installed, now I'm having a problem compiling twisted, complains about not finding rpc\rpc.h. M I've tested it in Windows 8.1 64-bit, but not running it now. Even though the OS is 64-bit, I had to use 32-bit for all the required packages. Also, I wouldn't bother compiling twisted since you can download the Windows package already compiled. Same goes for pywin, zope, WMI, and mingw. All 32-bit packages pre-compiled. This worked for me.
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idonothave
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January 17, 2015, 07:50:30 PM |
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What is Your Bitcoind GetBlockTemplate Latency? Has You p2pool node external IP to see stats? Thanks for the reply! Well my stats looks like this: P2Pool Status Local rate 155.77 GH/s (DOA 3.67 GH/s / 2.35%) Shares Total: 2 (Orphan: 0, Dead: 1, Unknown: 1) Global pool rate 1.93 PH/s (DOA 321.61 TH/s / 16.67%) Share difficulty 6,707,631.61 Current block value Expected time to share 2d 3h 22m 33 s Total node payout if block found NOW Expected time to block 1d 3h 11m 10 s Node peers [in] 2 / 30 [out] Node uptime 2d 6h 35m 22 s Node p2pool version 13.5-73-g12ca9d8-dirty Protocol version 1300 Node efficiency 60.00% Node getwork latency 305 ms Node fee 0% Node donation 0%
Bitcoin Status Network rate 303.41 PH/s Blocks 339,372 Current block 998,775 bytes / 1,600 txs Block difficulty 43,971,662,056.08958 Hashes to win 9.22 EH Block probability per GH 5.295015761671106e-12% Total Bitcoins Expected time to block 0h 0m 30 s Exchange rate Block interval 0h 10m 30 s Connections [in] 12 / 523 [out] Node uptime 2d 6h 37m 53 s Node bitcoind version 99900 Protocol version 70002 Relay fee Peer latency 675 ms I assume my Bitcoind GetBlockTemplate Latency is 675ms, right? From what I've read, the latencies are OK and they are stable when the "payload too long" error is not occurring. Only when the error comes up in the console of p2pool then those latencies are indeed skyrocketing. As I understand from the logs and statistics this payload error does not look like a cause from latencies, but latencies are the symptoms of the payload error. So where all the sudden arises this payload error from? Is it the "maxblocksize" of Bitcoind Core which is 1MB? Because the payload error is always in combination when the blocktime between blocks were +10mins (and +2000 transactions). Get the idea the problem comes from that direction. Any thoughts? Yes. 1) Switch to latest p2pool version. git clone https://github.com/forrestv/p2pool2) to limit outgoing/incomming connections of p2pool use this settings: --max-conns 6 \ --outgoing-conns 6 \ 3) use 0.9.4.0 bitcoin core version with bitcoin.conf like this (nothing more is necessary): server=1 rpcuser=your_rpc_user rpcpassword=your_rpc_password
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idonothave
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January 17, 2015, 07:57:44 PM |
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I suppose daemons has to be compiled with wallet enabled and run at the same machine as bitcoind and p2pool if succeed will create there mining address?
All on the same machine, yes - but p2pool won't create an address on other daemons, payments will go to the default daemon wallet address. How many of those coins is there still a market for? All except FSC & GRP... Pretty cool, nice way to add a little to the bottom line I suppose merged mined coins I will get the whole block, right? So for NMC 25 coins with my 8600GHs I will get once per 100 days, as I see.
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idonothave
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January 17, 2015, 08:18:44 PM |
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worthless coins renaissance ==================== small namecoin merged mining howto (I suppose You are already running functional p2pool node... ehm... with linux) download namecoin: git clone https://github.com/namecoin/namecoin.gitgo there and compile it: cd namecoinqmake namecoin-qt.promakeedit namecoin.conf file: nano ~/.namecoin/namecoin.confthis should be there: server=1 rpcuser=your_nmc_user rpcpassword=your_nmc_password rpcport=7333 rpcallowip=*then run namecoin-qt... and wait a little moment, minutes, hours, days... until synced (make coffee while waiting) add to Your p2pool command this parameter: --merged http://your_nmc_user:your_nmc_password@127.0.0.1:7333/rerun p2pool node check data/bitcoin/log for merged word: grep merged data/bitcoin/log |wc -lif You get non zero value, it works (probably) make coffee and tell guys You got it!
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