djcristi
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May 05, 2013, 07:40:54 PM |
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pool offline
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peacefulmind
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May 05, 2013, 07:43:37 PM |
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all workers just got knocked offline. No re-connect.
No front-end.
I have never seen a new coin attacked so hard.
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"I think you are to hung up on this notion about 'pre-mining' being a No-No." - from journeys into the dark depths of the alt coin forum....
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Alexander KOSTIN | GoldMint
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May 05, 2013, 07:48:45 PM |
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Pool has almost 50% share... so it makes sense to be attacked.. but this is getting really annoying between the scam pools and DDOS'd pools its impossible to mine..
Even p2pool don't stay online consistently for a day.
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phrozenspite
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May 05, 2013, 07:52:07 PM |
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Hi, I have a problem: I was mining for about 10 hours at 2nd May and still not received any reward to my wallet. I was connected with cgminer this way: So where can I find how many coins I have and how to withdraw them? Did I forget something? Thanks in advance. Rayman did you ever setup an account? This isn't p2pool
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frobley
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May 05, 2013, 08:05:10 PM |
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Pool has almost 50% share... so it makes sense to be attacked.. but this is getting really annoying between the scam pools and DDOS'd pools its impossible to mine..
Even p2pool don't stay online consistently for a day.
++1!
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phrozenspite
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May 05, 2013, 08:06:24 PM |
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Pool is back up Paul would that DDOS protection that you mentioned before stop these attacks based on what you're seeing/ if so i say go for the 2% fee
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MarKusRomanus
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May 05, 2013, 08:10:10 PM |
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Pool is back up Paul would that DDOS protection that you mentioned before stop these attacks based on what you're seeing/ if so i say go for the 2% fee
People have to understand that DDOS protection is only as good and the bandwidth of the ip provider hosting the server. If the DDOS is bigger than that.. there's nothing that can be done but collect ip addresses and report them to their respective rdns locations.
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jdebunt
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May 05, 2013, 08:11:14 PM |
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glad this pool is back, it's the only one paying me so far
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phrozenspite
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May 05, 2013, 08:12:07 PM |
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Pool is back up Paul would that DDOS protection that you mentioned before stop these attacks based on what you're seeing/ if so i say go for the 2% fee
People have to understand that DDOS protection is as only as good and the bandwidth of the ip provider hosting the server. If the DDOS is bigger than that.. there's nothing that can be done but collect ip addresses and report them to their respective rdns locations. yeah i know that a few pages back paul had said this I'm currently protected to 1 Gbps, but if the DDoS attacks are larger than that I'll have to up the pool fee to ~2% and buy a more hefty reverse proxy. I was asking if the protection hes talking about would stop the scale of attacks we're seeing. If not, then it probably isn't worth switching if we're just going to see the same result
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Alexander KOSTIN | GoldMint
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May 05, 2013, 08:16:59 PM |
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Down again..
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MarKusRomanus
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May 05, 2013, 08:31:28 PM |
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DDOS Ip addresses: 200.111.157.242 66.63.183.247 140.113.69.166 203.144.255.77 72.249.45.224 195.78.94.35 5.8.180.188 195.42.115.253 60.251.183.182 5.8.180.209 130.226.236.31 54.245.129.24 149.241.163.119 5.8.180.209 61.78.62.170 124.127.204.32 46.37.12.71 78.47.218.152 83.14.21.246 88.164.47.174 218.45.21.113 66.189.0.105 202.70.48.78 61.62.77.74 46.146.230.16 50.18.133.251 195.182.70.18 85.62.154.98 213.46.228.219 62.179.104.204 202.188.1.9 50.10.19.104 114.35.196.189 203.172.174.206 31.222.133.87 222.243.249.64 221.172.214.173 222.243.245.127 103.22.182.154 103.22.183.84 83.18.155.78 42.121.54.141 42.121.55.108 190.211.140.43 77.235.173.208 103.22.183.110 103.13.29.162 122.248.255.149 54.248.222.106 218.32.91.229 184.107.176.2 66.30.136.126 206.108.54.218 69.94.14.95 71.6.158.61 8.25.218.44 203.106.62.146 85.214.63.71 42.121.29.5 183.106.145.72 85.202.36.154 85.182.147.154 190.145.24.35 89.174.169.5 208.115.203.58 5.9.99.42 166.78.250.200 217.16.179.140 78.129.218.110 174.140.166.134 166.78.25.206 92.46.55.70 166.78.11.107 107.23.195.162 63.143.77.170 115.236.22.249 200.32.2.164 199.168.136.229 80.242.213.130 107.23.156.154 199.168.187.28 107.6.102.138 198.20.224.23 115.236.22.250 95.211.76.12 110.234.180.88 192.157.242.129 166.78.16.241 200.252.185.231 159.226.37.68 213.152.181.52 15.185.163.95 166.78.158.134 186.5.81.186 66.212.124.130 95.170.88.11 208.68.36.68 15.185.233.252 121.210.32.165 115.115.75.157 118.45.190.171 190.2.32.177 94.23.147.236 186.202.166.110 186.5.109.202 202.180.221.188 42.121.12.59 87.28.178.50 177.103.137.29 46.51.186.131 54.235.116.96 58.120.227.222 77.59.199.130 118.163.23.187 81.33.29.251 105.236.139.163 81.22.183.251 42.121.110.68 24.5.84.63 177.103.134.75 109.170.222.27 186.215.112.213 42.121.106.113 42.121.31.175 54.235.163.56 72.44.5.143 46.19.140.38 64.247.134.200 217.217.205.117 184.72.130.24 200.32.178.228 216.201.233.34 203.190.0.25 210.13.77.66 46.105.104.25 103.10.55.182 206.220.172.82 211.115.70.161 222.231.1.202
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Mad_Max
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May 05, 2013, 09:00:47 PM |
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And down again. And up again. Anв down right now. Up&down as if the site is doing exercises
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He знaя пoкoя и oтдыxa, Пpи лyннoм и coлнeчнoм cвeтe, Mы дeлaeм дeньги из вoздyxa, Чтoб cнoвa cпycтить иx нa вeтep!
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djcristi
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May 05, 2013, 09:12:50 PM |
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now up and workin'
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djcristi
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May 05, 2013, 09:22:43 PM |
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now again down. i'm sick of those loosers that have nothing better to do than ddos pool/exchanges....
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MarKusRomanus
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May 05, 2013, 09:24:47 PM |
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now again down. i'm sick of those loosers that have nothing better to do than ddos pool/exchanges....
They are using their ddos botnet too much..they will loose bots every time and some of the ip's are on networks that will do something about it and have been notified.
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rayman
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May 05, 2013, 09:31:11 PM |
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Hi, I have a problem: I was mining for about 10 hours at 2nd May and still not received any reward to my wallet. I was connected with cgminer this way: So where can I find how many coins I have and how to withdraw them? Did I forget something? Thanks in advance. Rayman did you ever setup an account? This isn't p2pool I didn't. Does the pool remember shares for unregistered login? Is there a way to get those coins?
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djcristi
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May 05, 2013, 09:35:31 PM |
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for those who want to withdraw coins, stay chill ! any pool will return after ddos , your coins are safe. if all are going to withdraw all your coins after the pool is back, you will also increase load on pool...
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phrozenspite
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May 05, 2013, 09:36:46 PM |
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Hi, I have a problem: I was mining for about 10 hours at 2nd May and still not received any reward to my wallet. I was connected with cgminer this way: So where can I find how many coins I have and how to withdraw them? Did I forget something? Thanks in advance. Rayman did you ever setup an account? This isn't p2pool I didn't. Does the pool remember shares for unregistered login? Is there a way to get those coins? Umm paul will have to answer that but i doubt that they would've been tracked
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