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April 20, 2014, 03:28:48 PM |
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It's seven days after you stopped mining and then Eligius will send you payments bellow the threshold.
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dnaleor
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April 20, 2014, 04:45:18 PM |
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I sold my miner so stopped mining on eligius. Am I still eligible for the delayed NMC payout? It is probably a reasonable amount...
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not.you
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April 20, 2014, 06:43:32 PM |
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It's seven days after you stopped mining and then Eligius will send you payments bellow the threshold.
This is what we have been talking about for the past few days actually. It isn't happening. Seems that it needs a manual payout. |
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gallery2000
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April 21, 2014, 03:05:23 AM |
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Is it time to pray to Zeus?
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gallery2000
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April 22, 2014, 05:42:06 PM |
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I think you are worrying to much about the heat. You realize that 70F is only 21C. Here in Texas last summer I was running a bunch of GPU miners. They run at 70C which is 158F. The hot Texas summer day of 115F (46.1) air was enough to cool the miners down.
This year I have a bunch of S1 Antminers and we have already had high 95+F days so far. The S1's did fine with just some outside air being blown into the room with the miners and the hot air leaving the room. In the main mining room with the building closed up, the room was at 115F (46.1C). I opened the doors and windows to get the air circulating and the room dropped to near outside ambient temp in no time.
I don't see that much of a problem here when it gets to summer temps at 115F (46.1C), just keep the air moving with outside air and have several replacement miner fans on hand as fans fail when you don't want them to. If you cannot create the air exchange from outside with the inside, then you need to rethink you setup. You need air flow from outside to inside to outside.
This reminds me of the late 80's and early 90's when small and medium businesses where having their computers networked. I could not count how many times I was called in to troubleshoot network problems only to find a server or router closet. That was the dumbest idea I seen done over and over by inexperienced so called "tech's". Putting electronic equipment that produces heat into a closed off, normally not air cooled, closet. You have to have air exchanging to keep the equipment running. Same with the miners.
+1 I have 21 S1 Antminers sitting in a plastic bench/rack in a small room .. I just installed 4 of these fans http://www.walmart.com/ip/Powermax-High-Velocity-Fan-20/17134033 from walmart two in the front and two the rear to create a massive tunnel effect and it works like a charm. They cool down the miners down to outside temp in no time given the room door iand windows are open. Today it was 90F outside and my miners read 38C Please consistently use the same temperature unit. Please do not mix F and C. Thank you for your cooperation. |
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April 22, 2014, 05:53:27 PM |
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Please consistently use the same temperature unit. Please do not mix F and C. Thank you for your cooperation.
What's wrong. Is following the "C" or the "F" after each number confusing you? We did not mix them, we stated each time what was celsius (C) and what was fahrenheit (F). |
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April 22, 2014, 06:19:19 PM |
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I sense we're drifting way off topic again.
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April 22, 2014, 07:19:18 PM |
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Please consistently use the same temperature unit. Please do not mix F and C. Thank you for your cooperation.
What's wrong. Is following the "C" or the "F" after each number confusing you? We did not mix them, we stated each time what was celsius (C) and what was fahrenheit (F). I do not wish to convert C to F and F to C. That will break my concentration in reading your posts. Please be courteous and provide me with the information I ask of you so that way I can read your posts with more joy. I do not want to pray to hemaphrodite each time I read your post. |
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April 22, 2014, 09:05:03 PM |
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I sense we're drifting way off topic again.
Ok, back to topic, what about the NMC payouts? . . .. ... Just kidding.  |
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April 22, 2014, 09:56:46 PM |
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I sense we're drifting way off topic again.
Ok, back to topic, what about the NMC payouts? Just kidding. In seven years, two months and three days, we all will be swamped with NMC. WE WILL BE RICH! |
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April 22, 2014, 10:02:29 PM |
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Anyone in NY using Optimum having issues getting to Eligius to mine? I can get to the website and 2 of my miners on another network are working no problem but the cable one cannot. It gets to BTC and EMC no problem, but not the Eligius.
-Dave
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blubberli
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April 22, 2014, 10:02:44 PM |
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In seven years, two months and three days, we all will be swamped with NMC. WE WILL BE RICH!
No, it will be... seven years, two months, three days and a few secondsSCNR |
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April 22, 2014, 11:23:49 PM |
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In seven years, two months and three days, we all will be swamped with NMC. WE WILL BE RICH!
No, it will be... seven years, two months, three days and a few secondsSCNR You are right. Forgot that some Swiss are reading this *SCNR* - too :-p |
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April 23, 2014, 01:16:13 AM |
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Stats server is still under DDoS attack, causing some screwy stats in some random cases because of database lag from the attack.
Pool server, as usual, is not actually affected and your earnings for your accepted shares are not affected.
If the DDoS is ongoing, then you are doing an awesome job! My stats are back to normal for almost 24hrs now without incident and the payout queue has caught up nicely  It is and has been ongoing for a while... I think 3 weeks now.  I've put some scripts in place to protect the web server a bit more and it is helping. This weekend I will be working on a major overhaul to Eligius's back end which should help with any remaining pool side stability problems caused by these DDoS attacks. If I have time I will try to do the same to the stats, and try to finish the remaining code needed to re-enabled namecoin payouts and do namecoin backpay. Unfortunately I've been extremely busy all around with non-Eligius items, and the time I have been putting into Eligius has been DDoS mitigation So, better times to come. Some important notes:High hash rate miners (I'll start with 10Th/sec+): Please send me a private message, email (forum name at gmail), submit a support ticket, or message me on freenode IRC with a signed message from your mining address requesting private server access if you desire it. I plan on having a private node setup (beyond the current automated stuff) this weekend for top miners to use exclusively. This node will have higher work difficulties and other settings best for high hash rate miners. Will be a trial run, and we'll take it from there. I assume all will go well though. This server will function with the rest of the pool normally and you won't notice any difference besides potentially improved stability. Stats and everything else remain the same. I will say that you must be mining on Eligius at 10Th+ for at least 24 hours to qualify. Next, this weekend the "KnC port" (12234) will be redirected to the general stratum mining port (3334). Anyone still using port 12234 will still be able to for now, but please switch back to 3334. The firmware issues seem to have been resolved by KnC, so, just upgrade your miners and you should be fine on the main pool. This will prevent the KnC port failsafes (blocks that pay the cold wallet 1ChANGe address) and help the payout queue stay shorter longer (less manual payouts). Thanks! It's going to be a pretty nice weekend, and I'll be inside working on the pool, so... *queue death stares from g/f*  -wk Save for one silly post about the engraving the offline wallet, anyone else take notice that WK hasn't posted in 10-days? Either the death stares from his gf were no joke, or perhaps the DDoS has finally caused WK to throw in the towel here?? I'm a longtimer here on Eligius, and I've been as vocal as anyone at supporting the pool during thick and thin, all the way back to the days when it sports a fraction of a % of the total network hashrate; however, I do admit that the signs of burnout in his latest posts were *extremely* evident, despite everyone (myself included) throwing more and more donation to try to make the work on the pool pay... Now, I will admit that I am seriously concerned at the lack of input from WK... this thread has been pretty much hijacked by a bunch of dickweed bickering over who's rigs are hot, how much water is in California, and whether or not anyone other than Eskimos live in Minnesota... I, personally, would LOVE to hear how that last weekend of work--two weekends ago--went? I, too, have several addresses that I moved my miners from well over 10-days ago from that have been saying "a manual payout no sooner than a few seconds from now." for going onto a week. I, too, happen to be one of the douche-bags that's more than a little curious about the NMC backlog... I'm also growing more than a little frustrated that everytime my miners hit the payout queue, my payouts are stuck behind 12, 20, 40+ block delays... I'm not trying to stir up trouble, and I'm sure this post will probably get me flamed by all the *pros* on here--but can we PA-LEASE get some focus back on this thread?? Where's WK? Is he ALIVE? Hello...  |
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April 23, 2014, 01:22:24 AM |
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wizkid057's been spotty, but I did talk to him a bit today.
He's been overworked at his day job lately.
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April 23, 2014, 01:23:33 AM |
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I, too, have several addresses that I moved my miners from well over 10-days ago from that have been saying "a manual payout no sooner than a few seconds from now." for going onto a week.
I, too, happen to be one of the douche-bags that's more than a little curious about the NMC backlog...
I'm also growing more than a little frustrated that everytime my miners hit the payout queue, my payouts are stuck behind 12, 20, 40+ block delays...
My last 4 payouts have been right on schedule. Today's was delayed by a few hours, but that's it. M |
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April 23, 2014, 01:38:54 AM |
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I, too, have several addresses that I moved my miners from well over 10-days ago from that have been saying "a manual payout no sooner than a few seconds from now." for going onto a week.
I, too, happen to be one of the douche-bags that's more than a little curious about the NMC backlog...
I'm also growing more than a little frustrated that everytime my miners hit the payout queue, my payouts are stuck behind 12, 20, 40+ block delays...
My last 4 payouts have been right on schedule. Today's was delayed by a few hours, but that's it. M I don't doubt that, and I'm sure that everyone's mileage varies; however, almost everyone of my payouts over the last month has been delayed. My last one was only about 6 blocks delayed, but I'm currently in the queue again now for a small payout and I'm *finally* only 12-blocks back--this one started out yesterday sometime at around 26-blocks back. The record I recall seeing on one of my addresses was a 54-block delay. All said, I'm actually quite patient and I don't *need* the BTC; however, on top of everything else that's been going on, I just see hiccups everywhere. This causes me concern. Luke-JR's most recent post a few minutes ago does give me some solace that WK didn't take a stiletto to the grill, but the wrinkles in the pool are proving a little less than comforting, atm. |
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April 23, 2014, 02:09:32 AM |
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I don't doubt that, and I'm sure that everyone's mileage varies; however, almost everyone of my payouts over the last month has been delayed.
My last one was only about 6 blocks delayed, but I'm currently in the queue again now for a small payout and I'm *finally* only 12-blocks back--this one started out yesterday sometime at around 26-blocks back. The record I recall seeing on one of my addresses was a 54-block delay.
All said, I'm actually quite patient and I don't *need* the BTC; however, on top of everything else that's been going on, I just see hiccups everywhere. This causes me concern.
Luke-JR's most recent post a few minutes ago does give me some solace that WK didn't take a stiletto to the grill, but the wrinkles in the pool are proving a little less than comforting, atm.
My last payout started out with 120 or so block queue. It quickly diminished however. M |
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April 23, 2014, 02:18:18 AM |
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I've recently upped by hashrate on the pool and hit the 15-20 block delay. From the time it qualifies for a distribution to the time I actually receive one, I've accumulated over .4-.5 more btc. The delays don't bother me near as much as the graphs and calculated hashrates. I think I'm getting all the btc I should, but the web page usually shows me running 3.6T instead of around 4T.
I've also noted major valleys in the charts that don't really correspond to any known issues on my side. But like I said, the amount of btc still seems to calculate out to an expected value based on my expected hashrate.
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