[ANN][ZET] Zetacoin - SHA256 - Upgrade to 0.13.2 (Segwit)

[Lauda]

Still way too cheap..

[Marty19]

my miners say http://zeta.dsync.net:3333 is dead, suddenly cut off this morning, any ideas?

I am still struggling to connect .... are other people still having problems as some miners do seem to be active on the pool?

[androsyn]

Still way too cheap..

funny we said the same on btc 2 y ago

[androsyn]

my miners say http://zeta.dsync.net:3333 is dead, suddenly cut off this morning, any ideas?

here the same, and even zet. is down
still i see 487GH and 41 workers  
UPD_restarted right now  

Testing pool http://zeta.dsync.net:3333
HTTP request failed: Empty reply from server

[Marty19]

my miners say http://zeta.dsync.net:3333 is dead, suddenly cut off this morning, any ideas?

I am still struggling to connect .... are other people still having problems as some miners do seem to be active on the pool?

Should have asked earlier as it's just sprung into life 

[Lauda]

Still way too cheap..

funny we said the same on btc 2 y ago

Meh.

[marketorder]

How do you turn Zetacoin into Bitcoins or Litecoins?

[Jude Austin]

Ok, everyone!

Finally working 100% with no server issues.

http://www.zetacoinpool.com

Currently offering a 50 ZET per block finder bonus for the first 10 blocks.

Happy Mining!

[Bakal]

Hi Jude, am still mining on your p2pool. is it still okay to mine there (i.e. 204.xxx.xxx.xxx)

[Jude Austin]

Hi Jude, am still mining on your p2pool. is it still okay to mine there (i.e. 204.xxx.xxx.xxx)

Yes, that P2Pool node is fine to mine at.

If you have an ASIC or a bigger hash rate I recommend using ZetaCoinPool.com it can handle a lot more.

[Bakal]

Thank you. 

[rav3n_pl]

Hi Jude, am still mining on your p2pool. is it still okay to mine there (i.e. 204.xxx.xxx.xxx)

Yes, that P2Pool node is fine to mine at.

If you have an ASIC or a bigger hash rate I recommend using ZetaCoinPool.com it can handle a lot more.

My P2pool node on home pc was handling >200GH/s w/o any troubles, see graph ;]  http://rav3n.dtdns.net:9374/static/graphs.html?Month

[cryptomining]

Hi Jude, am still mining on your p2pool. is it still okay to mine there (i.e. 204.xxx.xxx.xxx)

Yes, that P2Pool node is fine to mine at.

If you have an ASIC or a bigger hash rate I recommend using ZetaCoinPool.com it can handle a lot more.

cant register says Input error: Invalid referer  and captca error

[lajz99]

Here's one zetacoin.conf that is working:

Code:

rpcuser=user
rpcpassword=pass
rpcallowip=192.168.62.*
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1
rpcport=17334
port=17333
listen=1
daemon=1
server=1
maxconnections=80

Connect from bfgminer with the following command (zetacoin-qt is running on 192.168.62.152):

Code:

bfgminer -S opencl:noauto -S erupter:all -o 192.168.62.152:17334 -u user -p pass

At first I made the mistake of placing the conf file in the same directory as the executable, which did not work.

I then moved it to Zetacoin data directory, and everything started working.

I also moved my data directory to another and more spacious disk and linked to from %appdata% (can't stand programs placing huge amounts of data in my system partition):

Close the client. Go to %appdata% and move Zetacoin to where you want it to be (e.g.: D:\Zetacoin). Then run cmd.exe

Code:

cd %appdata%
mklink /D Zetacoin D:\Zetacoin

You can also compress the folder so it uses about 10% less space.

Start the client again.

Is there a post documenting the entire process start -> finish?  Not sure what you're supposed to do prior to this and I'd like to start solo mining.  Will tip if you feel like putting something together or giving me a hand.

[Nemo1024]

There's is actually not much to the process:
1. Download the Windows client (I haven't tried other) from OP
2. Unpack it into a folder on your PC.
3. Start zetacoin-qt
4. Stop zetacoin-qt
5. Open Windows explorer and enter %appdata%\Zetacoin in the address bar
6. Create zetacoin.conf there. If you are going to mine on the same machine, you only need 127.0.0.1 in rpcallowip. If you will mine from another machine on your network, enter an IP of that machine or network IP wildcard as shown in my example
7. (Optional for better connectivity) On your internet router, forward port 17333
8. Start zetacoin-qt (and wait for it to download the blockchain)
9. Start your favourite miner, pointing it to the IP of the machine where zetacoin-qt is running or to 127.0.0.1, if on the same machine.

[cshelswell]

Hi Jude, am still mining on your p2pool. is it still okay to mine there (i.e. 204.xxx.xxx.xxx)

Yes, that P2Pool node is fine to mine at.

If you have an ASIC or a bigger hash rate I recommend using ZetaCoinPool.com it can handle a lot more.

My P2pool node on home pc was handling >200GH/s w/o any troubles, see graph ;]  http://rav3n.dtdns.net:9374/static/graphs.html?Month

I've been mining on rav3n's pool at 11GH/s it's been great. It takes a while to get up to good payouts but after a while I was on 80 Zet per block found Seems to make more sense than solo mining to me?

How many blocks an hour are people finding solo mining and at what speed?

[Nemo1024]

3-4 blocks per hour @ 20GH/s on difficulty downcurve; 2-3 on the upcurve. An extra bonus: no pool fees and an occasional transaction fee paid to you with a block.

[Bakal]

currently, i am not mining BTC, how does ZET weigh against BTC, in terms of Blocks per hr or per day.
anybody done their assessments?

thanks

[rav3n_pl]

I've been mining on rav3n's pool at 11GH/s it's been great. It takes a while to get up to good payouts but after a while I was on 80 Zet per block found Seems to make more sense than solo mining to me?

How many blocks an hour are people finding solo mining and at what speed?

Zet diff is changing so quickly, that solo mining cant be predicted and/or properly calculated.
You can take avg block diff from 500 blocks and calculate in any bitcoin calculator.

My P2pool ZET payout strategy is 12hrs and/or 100 blocks so it will take while to get "full" payout, but it is steady. P2pool node have only 3 block payout so you will get full payout really quick, but if you have low power and/or be unlucky you will not get paid for all blocks found in pool.
My code is hopper-unfriendly ;]

Also P2pool advantage is that block found is propagated via pool nodes too, which can reduce orphaned blocks. When you mine solo you propagate only through nodes connected to your zetacoin daemon.

[Nemo1024]

http://www.coinchoose.com/

Look at "Avg Profitability Past 7 Days"