[ANN][RIC] Riecoin: constellations POW *CPU* HARD FORK successful, world record

[rhombus_77]

Yes. I'm using xptMiner 2.0. I am running it as a script: sh ./example.sh

Hello, if you're talking about xptMiner 2.0 I have not encountered yet this problem.

I will check better by doing some tests.

Thank you for reporting

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[zhorzh]

Merc84:  it doesn't reconnect.  It just goes back to the command prompt after a 10 second timeout

I Agree.
This problem exists only for linux-versions xptminer 2.0

[merc84]

Yes. I'm using xptMiner 2.0. I am running it as a script: sh ./example.sh

Hello, if you're talking about xptMiner 2.0 I have not encountered yet this problem.

I will check better by doing some tests.

Thank you for reporting

It should be relatively simple to write the script such that it will restart the miner if the process ends, unfortunately I haven't used linux in some time and can't remember exactly how to do this maybe someone else can chime in with an example.

[one4many]

Hey guys. What do I need to do to have xptminer automatically restart after disconnecting from the mining server.  I am running Ubuntu on this particular computer.

Try something like this:

Code:

while /bin/true; do ./xptminer-xxxxxx -param1 -param arg2;sleep 10;done

This will restart the xptminer in a loop forever with a 10 second wait in between.

  one4many

[one4many]

Merc84:  it doesn't reconnect.  It just goes back to the command prompt after a 10 second timeout

Hello, if you're talking about xptMiner 2.0 I have not encountered yet this problem.

I will check better by doing some tests.

Thank you for reporting

Simba84,
So when are you going to make the code public?
From a license point of view it is open-source and the modifications must be open-source as well.

    one4many

[pallas]

Hey guys. What do I need to do to have xptminer automatically restart after disconnecting from the mining server.  I am running Ubuntu on this particular computer.

Try something like this:

Code:

while /bin/true; do ./xptminer-xxxxxx -param1 -param arg2;sleep 10;done

This will restart the xptminer in a loop forever with a 10 second wait in between.

  one4many

You can omit the "/bin/" for a more compact and clean code.

[LordCoder]

ypool completely dissapeared from map a few months ago. Anyone knows something about 'em?

[Simba84]

Hello everyone!

I made a few improvements to xptMiner 2.0 (now version 2.1) for the management of reconnections and other minor bugs.

I recommend everyone to use this revision downloadable on RiePool's HomePage or directly from the following link:

http://riepool.ovh/downloads/New_Windows64_xptminer.zip

For the moment it is available to download for Windows OS but will soon be released even the revised version for Linux.

Thanks for your suggestions to enhance the miners!

[rhombus_77]

Thanks!  Seems to be holding steady. I will update if it doesn't.

Try something like this:

Code:

while /bin/true; do ./xptminer-xxxxxx -param1 -param arg2;sleep 10;done

This will restart the xptminer in a loop forever with a 10 second wait in between.

  one4many

[AGD]

ypool completely dissapeared from map a few months ago. Anyone knows something about 'em?

Either scam, dead or busted?

[one4many]

Hello everyone!

I made a few improvements to xptMiner 2.0 (now version 2.1) for the management of reconnections and other minor bugs.

I recommend everyone to use this revision downloadable on RiePool's HomePage or directly from the following link:

http://riepool.ovh/downloads/New_Windows64_xptminer.zip

For the moment it is available to download for Windows OS but will soon be released even the revised version for Linux.

Thanks for your suggestions to enhance the miners!

Anyhow, where is the source?

       one4many

[merc84]

Hello everyone!

I made a few improvements to xptMiner 2.0 (now version 2.1) for the management of reconnections and other minor bugs.

I recommend everyone to use this revision downloadable on RiePool's HomePage or directly from the following link:

http://riepool.ovh/downloads/New_Windows64_xptminer.zip

For the moment it is available to download for Windows OS but will soon be released even the revised version for Linux.

Thanks for your suggestions to enhance the miners!

Anyhow, where is the source?

       one4many

Agree its not like your pool has a fee anyway so its kind of pointless to withhold the code.

[LordCoder]

ypool completely dissapeared from map a few months ago. Anyone knows something about 'em?

Either scam, dead or busted?

Maybe they are still using the silent miners that are running to gain profit. Who knows.

[fairglu]

ypool completely dissapeared from map a few months ago. Anyone knows something about 'em?

Either scam, dead or busted?

Maybe they are still using the silent miners that are running to gain profit. Who knows.

This is unlikely: the hashrate and mining pools are pretty much all accounted for, and and when ypool went up/down (early on in their troubles), difficulty adjusted accordingly.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/ric/#!extraction

Diff is now back where it was when ypool was running strong, which is a sign most miners have switched.

(and btw recent superblock 398736   ranked in the top #10 largest primes, last top 10 entry was back in september)

[Simba84]

I finished the upgrading of the entire structure of mining.

You should no longer experience disconnects and/or slowdowns.

Meanwhile, I'm finishing fixes some bugs on xptMiner 2.0 for Linux and will soon be available to download the version 2.1

Thanks for your support and happy mining

[one4many]

...
Meanwhile, I'm finishing fixes some bugs on xptMiner 2.0 for Linux and will soon be available to download the version 2.1
..

Meaning you release the source for 2.1 as well?

[gym520]

I finished the upgrading of the entire structure of mining.

You should no longer experience disconnects and/or slowdowns.

Meanwhile, I'm finishing fixes some bugs on xptMiner 2.0 for Linux and will soon be available to download the version 2.1

Thanks for your support and happy mining

There is a problem in your mine pool, I dug 24 blocks in the mine pool, 1200 coins, mine pool only to give me 780 coins. I want to know why? I dig coins in the XpoolX, if you dig 24 blocks, 1200 coins, mine pool at least 1000 coins to me.

[Simba84]

Excuse me? All monitors work fine, the payouts type is PPLNS with 0% fee.

Then you can not make comparisons with other pool because it depends on the individual users of the pool itself and the respective hashrate!

Coins are 50 to block, yes, but divided in proportion to hashrate developed by each individual user who has worked to resolve the block in a certain pool.

Like all other pool themselves.

[My9bot]

Can modify the wallet program, so he directly supports Stratum protocol.

Does anybody know of a coin that has stratum directly in the daemon? I could merge it into RIC if I found one.
Otherwise, implementing getwork or gbt in the miners would be faster

Never seen something like this. So go for getwork, or write a XPT to Getwork proxy in Python for example (which should be even easier to implement).

someone tryed
https://github.com/archit120/xptProxy

[one4many]

I finished the upgrading of the entire structure of mining.

You should no longer experience disconnects and/or slowdowns.

Meanwhile, I'm finishing fixes some bugs on xptMiner 2.0 for Linux and will soon be available to download the version 2.1

Thanks for your support and happy mining

There is a problem in your mine pool, I dug 24 blocks in the mine pool, 1200 coins, mine pool only to give me 780 coins. I want to know why? I dig coins in the XpoolX, if you dig 24 blocks, 1200 coins, mine pool at least 1000 coins to me.

On large pools, with lots and lots of users AND with a lot of hash power you don't get as much as with little pools, where only a few users have a low hash rate. This is essentially how PPLNS works. My personal recommendation is, if you find a minimum of 4 RIC blocks a day, try SOLO mining.

    one4many