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[Giulio_]

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[Xenland]

Your not providing enough information. What does pushpoold output when you run it like this

Code:

./pushpoold -E -F --debug=2

[Xenland]

Code:

[2011-07-13 14:15:17.175298] Debug output enabled
[2011-07-13 14:15:17.187809] Listening on host :: port 8342
[2011-07-13 14:15:17.187885] Listening on host :: port 8341
[2011-07-13 14:15:17.187935] Listening on host :: port 8332
[2011-07-13 14:15:17.187972] Listening on host 127.0.0.1 port 8338
[2011-07-13 14:15:17.205398] initialized

After i close the ssh windows and the pid remains because i do not know how to start it as daemon.

It seems to work fine, maybe the problem is the worker registered with simplecoin.

Well I run MiningFarm, which is what SimpleCoin built his software off of, if you think it is a SimpleCoin+Pushpoold you'd probubly have better luck contacting the owner of simplecoin.

[Xenland]

So pushpoold id well configured and bitcoind also?
I will try switching to MiningFarm.
Thanks.


Now the debug windows has printed

Code:

[2011-07-13 14:54:2.095941] mysql pwdb query failed at fetch

And how can i start pushpoold in background?

You can start pushpoold in the background by running

Code:

./pushpoold

Your error sounds like mysql database connection error, or you didn't insert your worker information in to the database.
OR
You aren't connecting to pushpool with the right credentials

you should login in the following format

Username: LoginUsername.WorkerName
Password: Password

LoginUser is the username you login with
and worker name is(obviously) the worker name you setup with the interface

[Wuked]

You should try using "Screen" to run pushpool in the background.

Make sure you are using the latest pushpool version too, version 5.0 and 4.0 have bugs.

[Rob P.]

If it's not a typo, then your bitcoind.conf file has:

Code:

pcport=8333

Which should read:

Code:

rpcport=8333

That would prevent pushpoold from talking to bitcoind.

[Xenland]

Make sure you have downloaded the whole blockchain on bitcoind(or namecoind). Otherwise it wont give out work.

[Rob P.]

Thanks for the reply! I've fixed that line an i'm doing new tryings.
How can i check if it downloaded the blockchain?

Pushpoold doesn't have anything to do with the blockchain.  That's Bitcoin.
The blockchain is downloaded, normally, into the .bitcoin directory (under Linux).

You can perform a JSON-RPC call against your Bitcoin server to ask it what the latest block it knows about is...

[Xenland]

Thanks for the reply! I've fixed that line an i'm doing new tryings.
How can i check if it downloaded the blockchain?

Pushpoold doesn't have anything to do with the blockchain.  That's Bitcoin.
The blockchain is downloaded, normally, into the .bitcoin directory (under Linux).

You can perform a JSON-RPC call against your Bitcoin server to ask it what the latest block it knows about is...

I didn't say anything that implied that it did. I was simply stating that it will refuse to give out work because bitcoind won't give out any working information.