[1500 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool

[tubexc]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

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[sawa]

I do translation for the Russian-speaking forums. I do not understand this paragraph:

3) Your address must be the one that finds the next block starting now. Contest ends once the next block is found from the timing of this post.

That is the address of the participant should find a block? Or enough to participate in the block search?

[sawa]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

[PublicP2poolNode]

I do translation for the Russian-speaking forums. I do not understand this paragraph:

3) Your address must be the one that finds the next block starting now. Contest ends once the next block is found from the timing of this post.

That is the address of the participant should find a block? Or enough to participate in the block search?

would it help if I changed it to, "reward will go to the blockfinder"?

[tubexc]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

[PublicP2poolNode]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners  

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official  

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money  

why do you believe that to be true? I don't see any reason why mining on that node would guarantee that you would be losing time and money. And the fees are 0℅

[tubexc]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

why do you believe that to be true?

 Because it's a parallel p2pool share chain ( p2pool version 13 )

[sawa]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

What you do not like this node? She works in p2pool.
Node Fee: 0%
Protocol Version: 1600
Do not see why to laugh.

[PublicP2poolNode]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

why do you believe that to be true?

 Because it's a parallel p2pool share chain ( p2pool version 13 )

looks good to me, and the only miner on that node is receiving payments from the blocks p2pool finds.
https://blockchain.info/address/199GeYDLoh5CavR9evq7KXecLLBK9yh1Bn

[tubexc]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

What you do not like this node? She works in p2pool.
Node Fee: 0%
Protocol Version: 1600
Do not see why to laugh.

Speak the voice of experience
I lost a lot of time and money in this node http://elizium.name/  when it was active and outdated

[sawa]

Perhaps one official p2pool.org node in Europe to reduce latency bring new miners 

Use any nearest node from the list: http://poolnode.info/
There all nodes official 

Hahahaha
For example if you mine at this node http://45.32.185.195:9332/static/ ( from  http://poolnode.info/ ) you only loose time and money 

What you do not like this node? She works in p2pool.
Node Fee: 0%
Protocol Version: 1600
Do not see why to laugh.

Speak the voice of experience
I lost a lot of time and money in this node http://elizium.name/  when it was active and outdated

http://elizium.name/ IP=95.170.95.133. I do not see this IP in the list.
But in any case must be checked.
I found the wrong operating node: http://62.210.213.17:9332
On this node: "Pool rate: 539MH/s (0.0% DOA+orphan) Share difficulty: 1.00"
Currently pool rate - 5.89 PH/s.

[Perseverance]

Couple Questions:

1. Should I transition to SEGWIT if not implementing it currently?
2. Is renting hashing power worth it?
3. Why are some nodes connecting, grabbing a share, and disconnecting directly after?
4. How did all of you get so awesome?

Thanks in advance

[LevinSwe]

Nice block *oR5PGXR3! Almost 2000tx 872kB

Will the "segwit1+empty_block_fix1" be released in binary .exe? Or do I have to figure out how to setup .python .twisted to update my node?

PS. If someone has broken bitmain APW3 psu's, I am interested to buy..

[sawa]

Nice block *oR5PGXR3! Almost 2000tx 872kB

Will the "segwit1+empty_block_fix1" be released in binary .exe? Or do I have to figure out how to setup .python .twisted to update my node?

PS. If someone has broken bitmain APW3 psu's, I am interested to buy..

The node that found a block doesn't have segwit and empty_block_fix patches

Code:

P2Pool > Share 602e4df6
...
Desired version: 16

[veqtrus]

The node that found a block doesn't have segwit and empty_block_fix patches

In fact based on the coinbase of the block it is a BU node...

Code:

Coinbase (hex): 03c3f1060b2f454231362f414431322f
Coinbase (text): ?????/EB16/AD12/

[veqtrus]

To allow p2pool to produce larger blocks in the future I increased the new txns per share size limit from 50 to 100 kB, activated along with segwit. This is necessary because after a block is found p2pool nodes can't immediately generate blocks with all the transactions they wasnt as such share would have a lot of txns not seen before by the p2pool network.

PS: Compiled segwit1+empty_block_fix1 branch here (my public key)

[sawa]

The node that found a block doesn't have segwit and empty_block_fix patches

In fact based on the coinbase of the block it is a BU node...

Code:

Coinbase (hex): 03c3f1060b2f454231362f414431322f
Coinbase (text): ?????/EB16/AD12/

It is this node: http://ml.toom.im:9336/static/

[Perseverance]

Where's the party at? The pool seems rather empty with all the skinny people in it lately... I may be intrested in leasing hash power if i knew a credible source.

[notabeliever]

Where's the party at? The pool seems rather empty with all the skinny people in it lately... I may be intrested in leasing hash power if i knew a credible source.

1.  stratum+tcp://p2pool.org:9332
2. stratum+tcp://ukp2pool.uk:9332
3. stratum+tcp://p2pool.science:9332

This has been working for me. Usually the 1st one goes down however as long as you have the others set your shares are not lost.

[Perseverance]

Where's the party at? The pool seems rather empty with all the skinny people in it lately... I may be intrested in leasing hash power if i knew a credible source.

1.  stratum+tcp://p2pool.org:9332
2. stratum+tcp://ukp2pool.uk:9332
3. stratum+tcp://p2pool.science:9332

This has been working for me. Usually the 1st one goes down however as long as you have the others set your shares are not lost.

Thank you for the info! For me, its more of an issue keeping the breaker box from tripping and killing the  power in my house... If I configure an additional DB to store all the info myself and everyone connected to me is working on, if I happen to go down, will this somewhat save the data or will it still become stale when im back online?