Not generating any bitcoins

[Leonassan]

Hey all,

I've got the bitcoins client running on 4 machines, generating between 900 and 1700 Khashes/sec. I've been running them for 3 days now 24 hours a day, including one machine running it on a quad core 3.0GhZ system on 3 cores (constant 75% total utilization) (and bringing more systems online to generate) with no luck. Now I am having some port forwarding issues (I've forwarded it on the modem, the router, and through the firewall and canyouseeme says it's still not open), but all 4 machines are running 15 connections. Am I doing something wrong?

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[SmokeTooMuch]

First of all, if you have 15 connections, you are running the old 0.2 version.
Check the new 0.3 out.

Second: Port forwarding isn't necessary for generating, receiving or sending coins.

Third: It's pretty hard to generate any coins at the moment, so I guess you won't have any problem there, its normal.

Forth: For setting up multiple machines, check this thread http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54.0

[Leonassan]

I just checked help->about, it says I'm running 0.3.0 beta.

[BitLex]

that's unusual,
the connection-limit is set to 8 since version 0.3.0 on non-port-forwarded nodes,
it was 15 before, maybe you should try a re-download/-build/-install.

how many blocks did your nodes download so far?
you won't be able to create any new blocks until your nodes received them all (67300 as i type).

[Leonassan]

I just noticed it's 8 on every machine except the one I'm forwarding on, so I guess that's working.

All are at 67302 at this instant.

[Leonassan]

Trying to run Bitcoind on a commandline only Ubuntu system, getting "version `GLIBCXX_3.4.11' not found (required by ./bitcoind)", ideas?

[BitLex]

blockcount is ok, your connected, seems you're up and running,
just give it some more time.

no clue on the ubuntu-prob though, sorry

[RHorning]

Due to the Slashdot posting, it has become much, much harder to create bitcoin blocks than it was even in the recent past.  A quick scan through the various forums shows that this isn't a unique problem and several people are complaining about it.