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

[[Tycho]]

tycho, you have any idea why i get auth errors?
the login and password work for the homepage... ???

I'll look into resolving this. Try changing your password to one containing only letters and numbers.

[fornit]

already tried "hallo", didnt work either.

[NicholasBell]

Confirmed I got my first payout with this pool. Finally...my mining amounted to something.

[[Tycho]]

already tried "hallo", didnt work either.

Looks like i know what's wrong with your auth.
When you change your password on the site, it changes only your account password, not the worker's one.
So if you created your account and then changed your pw, then you need to use your OLD password in miner.

It's temporary condition while i'm implementing workers management, but if you give me your account name, i can clone your password to worker's one. Or just create new account.

[fornit]

ok, i made a new account and it works 

[pla]

Of course every share is checked by pool. Why do you think that it doesn't ?

Ah, BitLex nailed it.  I mistook your original comment about not validating blocks to refer to shares - My mistake.   

[theGECK]

Same problem with authorization problems, I'm just assuming that the pool is down for right now. "username" for miner is our email address, correct?

[yoshi]

Thanks for creating this pool. I've been waiting for a new one to be created after bitpenny's pool closed and I joined after slush had new registrations suspended.

[[Tycho]]

Same problem with authorization problems, I'm just assuming that the pool is down for right now. "username" for miner is our email address, correct?

No, the pool isn't down. In case of troubles you can look at pool speed indicator in the upper left part of webpage.
Same answer as to previous poster - try your old password.

Worker management page will be added in less than a hour, then you'll be able to set worker password and change reward scheme.

[MrMagic]

Just put my gtx 460 in to try it out. I already found a couple shares. Looks good.

Thanks.

[theGECK]

Well, I can't get any miner to work with the CPU I'm trying to donate to your pool - m0mchil's won't work, and I can't get Diablo's to function. I'll have to wait a few more days before I'm back to my main miner to throw some hash/s your way for testing.

I didn't realize that the pool had to be configured to accept a particular miner - that's too bad. I was under the impression that I could use any miner, such as ufasoft's CPU miner (which is my current CPU miner), and connect to any pool that was around.

[AmpEater]

I signed up and just pointed 2x 5970s your way.  Everything seems to be going OK, though I did get a "could not communicate with RPC server" error for a minute or two about an hour ago.

[[Tycho]]

Well, I can't get any miner to work with the CPU I'm trying to donate to your pool - m0mchil's won't work, and I can't get Diablo's to function. I'll have to wait a few more days before I'm back to my main miner to throw some hash/s your way for testing.

I didn't realize that the pool had to be configured to accept a particular miner - that's too bad. I was under the impression that I could use any miner, such as ufasoft's CPU miner (which is my current CPU miner), and connect to any pool that was around.

Oh, now i see what's your problem. ufasoft's CPU miner is the only one that is not supported by my pool because it's not fully compliant with the protocol (as i see it). I said this in the first post.

m0mchil's and Diablo's miners are mainly for GPU, not CPU miners.

[CorneredS]

This might be a noobish question, but I've been receiving shares for a while now, but my account is on 0.0000000 bitcoins still...

[paulofisch]

This might be a noobish question, but I've been receiving shares for a while now, but my account is on 0.0000000 bitcoins still...

Looking at http://deepbit.net/stats.php , the last payout for a successful find was around 3:19pm on the 26th Feb.

If you started submitting shares after this then there is no payout, yet :-)

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Thanks for setting this up Tycho. Nice, simple start is good :-)

Let me know if you need any gfx/design to pimp up the deepbit.net site at any point as that is in my line.

[CorneredS]

This might be a noobish question, but I've been receiving shares for a while now, but my account is on 0.0000000 bitcoins still...

Looking at http://deepbit.net/stats.php , the last payout for a successful find was around 3:19pm on the 26th Feb.

If you started submitting shares after this then there is no payout, yet :-)

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Thanks for setting this up Tycho. Nice, simple start is good :-)

Let me know if you need any gfx/design to pimp up the deepbit.net site at any point as that is in my line.

I was afraid the answer might be that easy XD

[[Tycho]]

This might be a noobish question, but I've been receiving shares for a while now, but my account is on 0.0000000 bitcoins still...

Your account will be credited during the first hour after finding the block (approximately every 36500 shares received by pool from all users).

Currently i'm implementing pay-per-share option, that will increase balance after each share. Will be available soon.

EDIT: Heh, two posts already appeared while i was answering :)

[[Tycho]]

Thanks for setting this up Tycho. Nice, simple start is good :-)
Let me know if you need any gfx/design to pimp up the deepbit.net site at any point as that is in my line.

You are welcome :)
Thanks for your offer, i'll tell if some help will be needed.

[prcarter]

I'm sorry, I haven't understood the terms you are using. I am guessing that a "share" is when somebody finds a solution to a simpler problem than the current difficulty? Demonstrating proof-of-work that way, only less work? I hope I got it right.

I see in the replies to "getwork" that your server is sending, that the "target" field has 32 zero bits to the right, which is the same number as the zero bits in the "prev_block" field in the "data". Does that mean that I am supposed to give you only full solutions? From looking at the code, I think that my miner program (cpu-miner) will send you the data block, with the "nonce" value that was used, whenever the hash contains at least 8 zero bits at the end. The probability for that is one in 256 (unless I don't understand something), and there is a printf() call when that happens. However, that hasn't happened yet! And the program reports hash rates of around 100khash/sec!

I'm using the 4-way SSE2 code and I have no GPU. And this is strange. The official bitcoin client gave me much lower hash rates.

And I'm probably missing something again.

Sorry, the number of bits is 32. My mistake. I'm new. The probability is one in 2^32. Should take around 5-6 hours on average if that hash rate is correct. Also, the official client hash rate was around 1Mhash/sec which I've now reached with cpu-miner, because I didn't compile it with debugging flags this time.

All is well...

[prcarter]

I've noticed one failed RPC so far (the server returned a 404 error) but that's a very minor issue.