[DEAD] DeepBit.net PPS+Prop,instant payouts, we pay for INVALID BLOCKS too

[luffy]

i cannot reach you from Greece! i cannot get through a German IP:213.239.224.200,
after that "request timed out" 

[[Tycho]]

i cannot reach you from Greece! i cannot get through a German IP:213.239.224.200,
after that "request timed out"  >:(

213.239.224.200 is reachable from the server.
Are you using it as a proxy ?

[luffy]

no, it is used by a specific internet provider. i see it in tracert. other providers have no problem at all!
very strange!

edit:back on line, i just reset my router! it doesn't seems logical though, it could be a coincidence 

[m4rkiz]

can't connect from UPC ireland as well, temporarily switching to slush

Code:

Tracing route to deepbit.net [46.4.99.204]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms  router [192.168.1.1] 
  2     9 ms    21 ms     9 ms  46.7.31.1 
  3   110 ms    30 ms     8 ms  109.255.253.97 
  4    41 ms    12 ms    11 ms  089-101-175254.ntlworld.ie [89.101.175.254] 
  5    11 ms    12 ms    11 ms  213.46.165.58 
  6    25 ms    27 ms    25 ms  ldn-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.249.135] 
  7    40 ms    44 ms    45 ms  prs-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.254.209] 
  8    46 ms    46 ms    37 ms  ffm-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.245.100] 
  9    37 ms    37 ms    43 ms  ffm-b2-link.telia.net [80.91.247.167] 
 10    41 ms    39 ms    43 ms  hetzner-ic-134650-ffm-b2.c.telia.net [213.248.92.82] 
 11    58 ms    45 ms    50 ms  hos-bb1.juniper1.fs.hetzner.de [213.239.240.242] 
 12    50 ms    56 ms    58 ms  hos-tr2.ex3k7.rz14.hetzner.de [213.239.224.168] 
 13     *        *        *     Request timed out.
 14     *        *        *     Request timed out.
 15     *        *        *     Request timed out.
 16     *     

edit: rebooted everything i could and no difference for me - 213.239.224.168 in germany is black hole...

[troubledove]

Now. Consider this:

Tycho is doing superb job. He is also getting handsomely paid to do so (tax + transaction fees?).

He also demonstrates that bitcoin pooling is great way to attract people when you do it properly and keep it honest and working open system.

The logical conclusion is this : You should repeat the idea if you have capability of doing so - exactly like Tycho is doing; he has the wheel. Dont re-invent it! Now its time to blatantant copycatting, since it is so obivious pooling is currently easiest revenue on bitcoin market when you do it realiably and serve the community - just like Tycho.

This is the moment you realize its time to offer similiar quality services to ensure enough competitive pools. How about bitcoin wisemen giving a bonus to few next competitors on pooling market who arcieve more than 15% of total processing power and provide stable platform for pool effort?

Some will switch just for the sake of switching to similiar system. You can also compete with less tax or giving out part of transaction fees to your miners. So you can easily attract miners at this point!

Im ringing for competition. It is obiviously good thing for community now, and its worth doing. ACT NOW FFS, ITS OBIVIOUSLY WORKING. Repeat the idea. Profit. Simple as that!

This will push Tycho to refine his system, now its "too easy" for him, im not saying this angrily or frustrated, but with all do respect, seems deepbit is Ferrari of pooling now. To keep the race meaningful we need serious competitors at same level.

[troubledove]

prepare the tinfoil hats. Greece and Ireland are the Euro-based economy trouble-areas.

If portugal has also problems then Im shitting bricks.

[[Tycho]]

can't connect from UPC ireland as well, temporarily switching to

Code:

Tracing route to deepbit.net [46.4.99.204]
over a maximum of 30 hops...

Can you check if mining still works on j1.deepbit.net ?

[luffy]

prepare the tinfoil hats. Greece and Ireland are the Euro-based economy trouble-areas.

If portugal has also problems then Im shitting bricks.

plz come in Greece during summer and see for yourself why "they" want to buy our country 

[m4rkiz]

Can you check if mining still works on j1.deepbit.net ?

this is tracert from same machine that can't connect to deepbit.net

Code:

Tracing route to j1.deepbit.net [66.197.153.199]
over a maximum of 30 hops:

  1    <1 ms    <1 ms    <1 ms  router [192.168.1.1]
  2    11 ms    11 ms    11 ms  46.7.31.1
  3    11 ms    12 ms     8 ms  109.255.253.97
  4    22 ms    11 ms    23 ms  089-101-175254.ntlworld.ie [89.101.175.254]
  5    20 ms    11 ms    12 ms  213.46.165.58
  6    52 ms    37 ms    24 ms  ldn-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.249.135]
  7   117 ms   101 ms   115 ms  nyk-bb1-link.telia.net [80.91.249.249]
  8   104 ms   100 ms    97 ms  nyk-b5-link.telia.net [213.155.131.137]
  9   324 ms   211 ms   221 ms  213.248.95.190
 10   107 ms   105 ms   113 ms  xe1-01.agg01.sctn01.hostnoc.net [64.191.19.6]
 11   135 ms   143 ms   148 ms  mail.whatserver.com [66.197.153.199]

Trace complete.

and i just tried to connect to deepbit.net from another mining rig located in poland and that connection seems to be ok

[[Tycho]]

and i just tried to connect to deepbit.net from another mining rig located in poland and that connection seems to be ok

Looks like it was a routing issue on my side. Try again, please - should be resolved now.

[m4rkiz]

yes, it is working i can see website now and tracert ends in right place

[ataranlen]

I found two more blocks since my last post here!

"Number of blocks found by you: 3"

Glad to contribute to the pool!

Whats with the change to the calculator? it only shows PPS, not Prop!

[[Tycho]]

Glad to contribute to the pool!

Thanks :)

Whats with the change to the calculator? it only shows PPS, not Prop!

It was always like that.
PPS is much easier to predict.

[marcus_of_augustus]

[Tycho]

Any official line on using j1.deepbit.net ?

Can we connect to it if we think it is a better route?

[ataranlen]

Glad to contribute to the pool!

Thanks

Whats with the change to the calculator? it only shows PPS, not Prop!

It was always like that.
PPS is much easier to predict.

You sure? Cause Its now saying I'm only expected to get about 60% of what It was saying this morning, But my share of the poll has only gone down .02%

[Veldy]

Looks as if the difficulty has gone up again ... that explains my results  

244139

At the top of the page:  http://bitcoincharts.com/markets/

I wonder why Bitcoin Watch hasn't updated their page.

[[Tycho]]

Any official line on using j1.deepbit.net ?
Can we connect to it if we think it is a better route?

Official line:
I prefer most users to be on deepbit.net, so I can use DNS to switch them manually or automatically to one of the servers in case of failure/maintenance/something.
It's intended not as load-balancing, but as master/hot-spare setup.
So you can mine on j1/j2 only if deepbit.net is unreachable or working bad for you. But in this case you'd better contact me about the problem so I can investigate and fix it.

I'll issue some additional statement if this will change in the future.
Thanks :)

[[Tycho]]

PPS is much easier to predict.

You sure? Cause Its now saying I'm only expected to get about 60% of what It was saying this morning, But my share of the poll has only gone down .02%

It's caused by today's difficulty jump.

[Veldy]

PPS is much easier to predict.

You sure? Cause Its now saying I'm only expected to get about 60% of what It was saying this morning, But my share of the poll has only gone down .02%

It's caused by today's difficulty jump.

The next jump looks to be another 50%

[johanatan]

One factor that complicates things for me is that I switched from Linux to Windows 7.  I was seeing > 1.0 Ghash/sec before the switch but after I am only seeing 700 Mhash/sec (although the instant hash rate indicator of poclbm displays the same rate for both).

1) Set your averaging window to 30 minutes
2) Reset your shares counter, launch your miner and check if the miner's shares counter matches with site's counter.

Did these and now it is even less!  ~600 Mhash/sec.  There has to be something screwy going on.