Javascript Litecoin Miner almost Done

[manzati93]

i've written a bitcoin miner which, given as string the header_hex of [this example][1] returns the correct hash and check if it is lower than the current target. ([example here][2])
I've tryied to build a server in python (gist.github.com/anonymous/7549461 ) which connects to a pool using stratum and should then send data as hex strings (formatted and swapped as the bitcoin wiki example), but I am not sure about the swapping of the data and target and merkle in order to achieve data as the bitcoin wiki example. This data will be sent to the miner which will succefully works (miner is correct, i've tested it with wiki example and seems to work).

So have I swapped data right in Order to obtain hex strings as bitcoin wiki example?

  [1]: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Block_hashing_algorithm
  [2]: http://matt93.altervista.org/miner3
  [3]: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7549461

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[coreli]

Browser mining 

Nice concept & idea hopefully hackers can use this instead of an exploit pack 

[manzati93]

Yeah, I Know, but browser mining is not so profitable. Each user can give from 0.2kh/s to 1.1kh/s as I tested on various pc. You need thousand and thousand of user to make it actually prifitable. Im writing it almost For fun and Learning, thats why i am asking Here about stratum data swapping :/

[coinpr0n]

Yeah, I Know, but browser mining is not so profitable. Each user can give from 0.2kh/s to 1.1kh/s as I tested on various pc. You need thousand and thousand of user to make it actually prifitable. Im writing it almost For fun and Learning, thats why i am asking Here about stratum data swapping :/

That's about what I get on my netbook (1kH/s - 2kH/s)

[manzati93]

2kh/s? That's unexpected.

[tr_m]

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[zengryT]

I have seen JavaScript Browser miner somewhere already, dont remember if Bitcoin or Litecoin, but the speed was terrible. Some included it to regular web pages, making the CPU go crazy when visiting this page