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May 22, 2013, 10:01:50 PM
Last edit: May 25, 2013, 02:47:37 PM by ekylypse
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Probably not; however, there are known issues with MMCFE, which is the most widely used front-end for pools. I have noticed that with several Alt coins(especially those with a low difficulty) MMCFE does not reward the users for some blocks.

Run this on your database to see if this is happening to you...

Code:
SELECT blockNumber AS unpaid_blocks FROM `winning_shares` WHERE blockNumber NOT IN (SELECT assocBlock FROM ledger)
The result here will check winning_shares against your ledger, and tell you which block numbers do not correlate.


Until I have a repair, and automatic payment method for these unpaid blocks I will be offering this list to the users of http://dgc.turbocoin.us and our other pools upon repair.

Maybe other operators can report back here from their various coins to see if particular coins have an issue or low difficulty, or low confirm requirements causes it.

Thanks.
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May 24, 2013, 03:46:03 PM
Last edit: May 24, 2013, 04:02:52 PM by nearmiss
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from cronjob.php

Code:
$f=1;
$f = $sitePercent / 100;

...
...

$account_type = account_type($ownerId);
                        if ($account_type == 0) {
                                // is normal account
                                $predonateAmount = (1-$f)*($B*$shareRatio);
                                $predonateAmount = rtrim(sprintf("%f",$predonateAmount ),"0");
                                $totalReward = $predonateAmount - ($predonateAmount * ($sitePercent/100));



Is this not doubling the pool fee's?  It already multiplies the expected payout ($B*$shareRatio) by the site percent (1-$f in this case), then does it again 2 lines below?

Or is a 2% fee actually supposed to mean, 2% off the top, and 2% off every user payout?


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May 25, 2013, 02:50:23 PM
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Hey, nearmiss, I'm okay with putting pool ops on blast. I would really like people to know that the way the front-end is coded, nearly every pool is a scam. Smiley At least someone is reporting back. Honest pool ops only, please.
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June 06, 2013, 03:45:28 PM
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Hy
why not receving payment from http://hyc.scryptmining.com ?
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