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Author Topic: [4+ EH] Slush Pool (slushpool.com); Overt AsicBoost; World First Mining Pool  (Read 4382600 times)
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June 06, 2011, 08:59:43 PM
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Btw today we have new difficulty (567,358), so we can expect longer rounds (exactly as current one)...

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June 06, 2011, 09:04:11 PM
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Slush, do you think it can be some kind of regularity in that 4 blocks found in a row at a lightning speed?
And those found some time ago?
Maybe it can be found and used to generate blocks faster?
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June 06, 2011, 09:17:37 PM
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Slush, do you think it can be some kind of regularity in that 4 blocks found in a row at a lightning speed?
And those found some time ago?
Maybe it can be found and used to generate blocks faster?

Smiley no, it is just probability.

I'm going to restart load balancer again, we have allowed even higher loads from linode. It will be <5min outage. I'm also finishing next release which will save a ton of bandwidth.

Update: restarted, outage was under 2 minutes. Sorry for troubles.

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June 06, 2011, 09:47:49 PM
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Btw today we have new difficulty (567,358), so we can expect longer rounds (exactly as current one)...
More 3 hour long rounds? Oh the joy.  Smiley

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June 06, 2011, 10:21:24 PM
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Btw today we have new difficulty (567,358), so we can expect longer rounds (exactly as current one)...
More 3 hour long rounds? Oh the joy.  Smiley

Yes, that's insane, but fortunately we have few quick rounds around, so it average out Smiley.

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June 06, 2011, 10:26:31 PM
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Interesting stats...



Mike, how old is this screenshot? You noticed that 'it was maybe with xxx ghash/s', so looks like you had to find that in memory... I'm curious because I have one teoretical tip for race condition in total share calculation, but it is very unlikely that it will ever happen, unless there is some problem with database. And pool had some database problems in history...

In all cases, this is just cosmetic glitch, as only "confirmed reward"  is really important. Total reward is just 'in memory' calculation for web page...

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June 07, 2011, 01:46:34 AM
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Hi slush,

Just joined a couple of days ago.  Graphs have not worked for me on IE8 or an ancient Netscape  Haven't tried Firefox.

Turning on script debugging in IE8, I get:

Line: 554
Error: 'window.G_vmlCanvasManager' is null or not an object

Also, small nitpick, but offered in a helpful spirit, "cumulative" has one "m".

Cheers.
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June 07, 2011, 02:07:14 AM
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AJbitcoin, maybe it makes sense to try modern browser like Firefox or Chrome (or Safari, Opera etc.)
They draw graphs without any problems.

Microsoft's "modern" IE9 technologically is about a 1-2 years behind others.
And IE8 is even worse.
Why use it?
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June 07, 2011, 03:26:32 AM
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$9 for two pieces, unbelievable. Shocked
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June 07, 2011, 07:53:06 AM
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AJbitcoin, maybe it makes sense to try modern browser like Firefox or Chrome (or Safari, Opera etc.)
They draw graphs without any problems.

Microsoft's "modern" IE9 technologically is about a 1-2 years behind others.
And IE8 is even worse.
Why use it?

Because it's what happens to be on the machine, and the code is broken, not the browser.

That is the point of the post, not to draw out a bunch of pencilnecks from the peanut gallery.

As far as Chrome goes, Google can go fsck themselves.

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June 07, 2011, 09:07:45 AM
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Hi slush,

Just joined a couple of days ago.  Graphs have not worked for me on IE8 or an ancient Netscape  Haven't tried Firefox.


I'm using javascript plotting library which has no IE8 support. Will check it soon if they fixed this issue...

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Also, small nitpick, but offered in a helpful spirit, "cumulative" has one "m".

Fixed, thanks Smiley

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June 07, 2011, 11:31:02 AM
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AJbitcoin, maybe it makes sense to try modern browser like Firefox or Chrome (or Safari, Opera etc.)
They draw graphs without any problems.

Microsoft's "modern" IE9 technologically is about a 1-2 years behind others.
And IE8 is even worse.
Why use it?

Because it's what happens to be on the machine, and the code is broken, not the browser.

That is the point of the post, not to draw out a bunch of pencilnecks from the peanut gallery.

As far as Chrome goes, Google can go fsck themselves.


Internet Explorer is a terrible browser.
You should stop using it right away.

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June 07, 2011, 12:21:31 PM
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Hey everyone, could anyone here help me with php an decoding json? Im trying to decode the json api url from mining.bitcoin.cz.

Here is what I have at the moment:

$string = '
    {
    "username": "someusername",
    "unconfirmed_reward": "0.08681793",
    "send_threshold": "0.01000000",
    "confirmed_reward": "0.02511418",

    "workers":
    {
    "bitcoinjol.jason-laptop": {"last_share": 1307389634, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": false},
    "bitcoinjol.david-laptop": {"last_share": 1307443495, "score": "1.7742", "hashrate": 24, "shares": 1, "alive": true},
    "bitcoinjol.pierre-pc": {"last_share": 1307441804, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": true},
    "bitcoinjol.testJol": {"last_share": 0, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": false}
    },
   
    "wallet": "asdasdjsadajdasjdsajasjdajdajs",
    "estimated_reward": "0.00131061"
    }'

;


$json_o = json_decode($string);
echo $json_o->username;


and this prints out "someusername" but I cant get it to print out the workers when I try:
echo $json_o->workers->someusername.jason-laptop;

I think that the "." or the "-" I am using are invalid?

I would like to be able to print out each worker and then the waller, username and rewards ect..
using arrays or these objects, either way. I have also tried splitting the $String on "," with explode, but cant get that to work nicely either.

If anyone could help me it would be much appretiated Smiley

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What I usually do is take the result object and see if ARRAY or OBJECT is the data type of the branches:
Try this at the end of your code:

echo "<pre>";
print_r($json_o);
echo "</pre>";

To view the object.  It is possible that the workers section is passed as an array in the object. So it may be like this:

echo $json_o->workers['someusername.jason-laptop'];  //you do have 'bitcoinjol' as the username in the string above

Also the workers branch only consists of sub branches so the above probably needs to be:

echo $json_o->workers['someusername.jason-laptop']['last_share']; //if a multi-dimentional array
echo $json_o->workers->someusername.jason-laptop->last_share; //if a a full object path


Post the output of:

echo "<pre>";
print_r($json_o);
echo "</pre>";


if none of this helps.
(Dok)
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June 07, 2011, 01:34:31 PM
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Slush,

I'm probably wrong, but I think I'm missing A payout. I received one at 6/7/11 @ 1:03 UTC, and I woke up at 13:00 UTC to only a confirmed reward of 0.05 BTC. Miners were going all night. What would be a good way to check?

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June 07, 2011, 01:39:24 PM
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Good lord, pool is at over 950 GH/s.  Slush, I know you've made some upgrades lately, but if things keep expanding at this rate, how many GH/sec or Getworks/second you think the server can take before we start seeing problems?
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June 07, 2011, 01:44:12 PM
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Hey everyone, could anyone here help me with php an decoding json? Im trying to decode the json api url from mining.bitcoin.cz.

Here is what I have at the moment:

$string = '
    {
    "username": "someusername",
    "unconfirmed_reward": "0.08681793",
    "send_threshold": "0.01000000",
    "confirmed_reward": "0.02511418",

    "workers":
    {
    "bitcoinjol.jason-laptop": {"last_share": 1307389634, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": false},
    "bitcoinjol.david-laptop": {"last_share": 1307443495, "score": "1.7742", "hashrate": 24, "shares": 1, "alive": true},
    "bitcoinjol.pierre-pc": {"last_share": 1307441804, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": true},
    "bitcoinjol.testJol": {"last_share": 0, "score": "0", "hashrate": 0, "shares": 0, "alive": false}
    },
   
    "wallet": "asdasdjsadajdasjdsajasjdajdajs",
    "estimated_reward": "0.00131061"
    }'

;


$json_o = json_decode($string);
echo $json_o->username;


and this prints out "someusername" but I cant get it to print out the workers when I try:
echo $json_o->workers->someusername.jason-laptop;

I think that the "." or the "-" I am using are invalid?

I would like to be able to print out each worker and then the waller, username and rewards ect..
using arrays or these objects, either way. I have also tried splitting the $String on "," with explode, but cant get that to work nicely either.

If anyone could help me it would be much appretiated Smiley

jasrus(at)hotmail.co.za

What I usually do is take the result object and see if ARRAY or OBJECT is the data type of the branches:
Try this at the end of your code:

echo "<pre>";
print_r($json_o);
echo "</pre>";

To view the object.  It is possible that the workers section is passed as an array in the object. So it may be like this:

echo $json_o->workers['someusername.jason-laptop'];  //you do have 'bitcoinjol' as the username in the string above

Also the workers branch only consists of sub branches so the above probably needs to be:

echo $json_o->workers['someusername.jason-laptop']['last_share']; //if a multi-dimentional array
echo $json_o->workers->someusername.jason-laptop->last_share; //if a a full object path


Post the output of:

echo "<pre>";
print_r($json_o);
echo "</pre>";


if none of this helps.
(Dok)

Thanks so much, I got it

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June 07, 2011, 02:51:38 PM
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AJbitcoin, maybe it makes sense to try modern browser like Firefox or Chrome (or Safari, Opera etc.)
They draw graphs without any problems.

Microsoft's "modern" IE9 technologically is about a 1-2 years behind others.
And IE8 is even worse.
Why use it?

Because it's what happens to be on the machine, and the code is broken, not the browser.

That is the point of the post, not to draw out a bunch of pencilnecks from the peanut gallery.

As far as Chrome goes, Google can go fsck themselves.


Internet Explorer is a terrible browser.
You should stop using it right away.

Did I mention "peanut gallery"?  If your genius is required, on something actually relevant to this thread, I'll ask for it.
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June 07, 2011, 03:23:16 PM
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Did I mention "peanut gallery"?  If your genius is required, on something actually relevant to this thread, I'll ask for it.


You're kind of a jerk, huh?

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June 07, 2011, 03:49:41 PM
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No, I just don't take unsolicited religious advice from some 12 year-old with a wack-ass anime avatar.

My initial post to slush was quite respectful, and was attempting to help *him* solve two problems.  Frankly I couldn't really get all exercised as to whether I can see graphs on IE.  But one assumes that slush would like his website to work with *all* browsers, everywhere.
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June 07, 2011, 04:22:19 PM
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Slush,

I'm probably wrong, but I think I'm missing A payout. I received one at 6/7/11 @ 1:03 UTC, and I woke up at 13:00 UTC to only a confirmed reward of 0.05 BTC. Miners were going all night. What would be a good way to check?

Please use blockexplorer. If payout is there, then it is problem on your side. Otherwise send me your wallet to PM and I'll watch it.

Actually I have many reports every day about this problem (emails, PM, IRC). It is always the same scenario: "Hello slush, I didn't received pool payment, my address is XXX". Then we find out that transaction was succesfully sent, is already in blockexplorer, but clients don't see them. "bitcoin -rescan" always works. I'm little suspicious there is some strange bug in bitcoin client, maybe something related with 'sendmany' processing. I have no idea why or where, but I'm solving those reports every day Sad.

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