[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[David Latapie]

I suggest you post this kind of "ads" in the Monero mining thread so it doesn't cloag up this one.

I updated the OP with the list of sister threads. I suggest the creator of the other threads to to add this:

Economy

››› Economy ‹‹‹
Monero ANN • Monero Support • Monero Mining
#monero • #monero-dev • #monero-otc

Mining

››› Mining ‹‹‹
Monero ANN • Monero support • Monero Economy
#monero • #monero-dev • #monero-otc

Thank you!

[superresistant]

MoneroPool.org is shutting down due to DDoS attacks. We apologize for any inconveniences.

Damn. I'm sorry for you.

I'm still trying to keep my pool on my side but it is getting really hard.

[binaryFate]

I updated the OP with the list of sister threads. I suggest the creator of the other threads to to add this:

Ok, I updated the mining thread.

[dbzenhosting]

MoneroPool.org is shutting down due to DDoS attacks. We apologize for any inconveniences.

Permanent shutdown?

Yes. It's not worth it to keep running the mining server any more 

Come mine @ http://pool.cryptoescrow.eu

[iso3789]

Hello monero followers!

Is it possible to paste an adress into the simple wallet, or do i have to
type in the whole adress manualy into the wallet?

Thank's for help

[parker928]

Hello monero followers!

Is it possible to paste an adress into the simple wallet, or do i have to
type in the whole adress manualy into the wallet?

Thank's for help

ALT + Space + E

[RentaMouse]

I don't like spamming pool adverts but I figure I'm allowed one, in slightly larger font:

Come mine at http://cryptonotepool.org.uk/ (if you feel like it)

Some points in its favour:

• Runs on dedicated server in London datacentre with low latency links
• One of the longer running XMR pools (its even a seed node!)
• Tested for over a week with own hashpower to fix the bugs first, rather than waste miners' time
• Optimised vardiff calculator, reliable share processing
• Pool admin spends too much time in IRC in case you have questions or special requests

[marada]

Does anyone know why do I get following messages in the daemon window?

2014-Jun-16 18:37:30.250365 [P2P8][sock 16] Some problems at write: Broken pipe:32

[Its About Sharing]

Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?

Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.

[David Latapie]

Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?

Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.

Several different leads
- people sick of overly large pool
- competition/haters
- people willing to momentarily discredit monero in order to buy more

The usual thing

Edit: pool wars is another possibility, thanks sammy007.

[sammy007]

Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?

Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.

It's pool wars.

[soulistyce]

Does anyone know why do I get following messages in the daemon window?

2014-Jun-16 18:37:30.250365 [P2P8][sock 16] Some problems at write: Broken pipe:32

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=583449.msg6559881#msg6559881

Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?

Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.

I bet 1 XMR the people behind most DDOS are the DRK bagholders.

I bet its someone from others pools wanting to devert the powerful hash

[Gabri]

I bet we reach 0.007 BTC in next 24 hours !!

[AceCobra1]

I have been mining over 24 hours at 3KH/s ++, I should be getting over 8 - 9 coins.... but I am got 1.2 coins! Is it just me or is there something wrong with all the pools ?

[curiouser]

So I sent 1 XMR from my wallet to poloniex two days ago, and it has not shown up.

I am on version 0.8.8

I receive payments from moneropool.org fine.

My command was of the form "transfer 2 xxxxx 1 xxxxx"

The wallet responded "Money successfully sent, transaction <xxxxx>"

"payments xxxxx" where "xxxxx" is the payment ID gets "No payments with id <xxxxx>

I tried "payments" again after a refresh and got the same result.

Neither the transaction id nor the payment id show up in bitmonerod.log, nor in monerochain.info.

My balance is indeed one coin short.

I lost net connectivity for a while right after the payment was made.


Suggestions, please?

Have you spoken to poloniex about the transaction id?

No...since it doesn't show up in the block explorer, I can't imagine what they would be able to do about it. 

1) Enter "exit" in both daemon and wallet
2) Update to the latest version from the OP
3) delete poolstate.bin (it's in %APPDATA%\bitmonero on windows and in .bitmonerod on linux)
4) backup your wallet (.keys)
5) delete wallet.bin (NOT wallet.bin.keys).
6) open your daemon and wallet as usual (same name as the .bin file you deleted, same pass) and it'll sync again (based on the .keys file). The money should be in your wallet and you could send them with the proper fee now.

Thanks...that worked, even though I am on 0.8.8.1 and logs showed the tx fee was correct.  I suspect, in my case, internet connectivity issues caused the daemon to get into a bad state.

[superresistant]

Any ideas why the DDOS attacks are so fierce? This little "nobody" of a coin is suddenly catching the attention of the Crypto world and might be a threat to DRK, etc.
It is not cheap to constantly do DDOS attacks. Perhaps it is from the same bots that are mining it, but any plans for a P2P miner?
Lastly, the huge volume is intense. 480 BTC traded on Poloniex, interesting...
Someone is taking notice.

It's pool wars.

I don't think it's pool war. No point on getting all the hashing on a single pool.

I am more for the Darkcoin suckers option.

I could also be professional miners that want to lower the diff while putting down competitors.

[soulistyce]

Best pool now since moneropool.org gone----stratum+tcp://minexmr.com:5555 
finds blocks almost every hour not like wolf suported pool that took more than 8hours yesterday

[lacrossewacker]

So I'm trying to transfer some XMR from Bittrex to Poloniex.

I didn't realize that this coin was going to be different than the others - I just want to make sure I'm doing this correctly.

For between exchanges, do I need to worry anything about this Payment ID?

Bittrex just asks me for the usual info:  Wallet address & Quantity

[soulistyce]

So I'm trying to transfer some XMR from Bittrex to Poloniex.

I didn't realize that this coin was going to be different than the others - I just want to make sure I'm doing this correctly.

For between exchanges, do I need to worry anything about this Payment ID?

Bittrex just asks me for the usual info:  Wallet address & Quantity

you need to put payment id or it wont get to your account
 
like this:
transfer 0 base adress amount payment id
to transfer to your own wallet i think p.id its not necessary

[xa4]

I've been paid by monero.crypto-pool.fr. Thx guys.