P2Pool Server List

[gyverlb]

Those willing to mine on 109.74.195.142:9332 can use the following password to see their contribution:
29fbe016a606fcb4
(added on my example with graphs)

[check_status]

Updates:

You may remove my LTC pool from the list ( http://litep2pool.sytes.net:9327/ ). No interest from users with it so I see no reason of running it

A Tittiez reduction? Not cool.

Added Nürnberg::Germany::pool.k1024.de:80::0::LTC::k1024::flower1024 to the list.

I just bought P2Pmine.com and will make a page that shows a list of pools.

Awesome. Now we just need more p2pool growth.

[NothinG]

I just bought P2Pmine.com and will make a page that shows a list of pools.

Awesome. Now we just need more p2pool growth.

http://nodes.p2pmine.com/

Just added this + have fees to show up.
I'll setup a better them once I get all the information up.
If anyone wants to be added, drop me a PM.

[Kluge]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

ETA from the future: Thanks! Excited to see how this works out. Cheers!

[NothinG]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

Yes, I just noticed an increase to ~225Mhash/s.
I was updating the node page @ http://nodes.p2pool.com/ and noticed.

[Kluge]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

Yes, I just noticed an increase to ~225Mhash/s.
I was updating the node page @ http://nodes.p2pool.com/ and noticed.

The server appears to be telling my miner a new block's being found every 10 seconds or so.

[NothinG]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

Yes, I just noticed an increase to ~225Mhash/s.
I was updating the node page @ http://nodes.p2pool.com/ and noticed.

The server appears to be telling my miner a new block's being found every 10 seconds or so.

Can you screenshot? I've been on my miner with the pools for a few days and haven't noticed that.

[Kluge]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

Yes, I just noticed an increase to ~225Mhash/s.
I was updating the node page @ http://nodes.p2pool.com/ and noticed.

The server appears to be telling my miner a new block's being found every 10 seconds or so.

Can you screenshot? I've been on my miner with the pools for a few days and haven't noticed that.

[NothinG]

NothinG, do I appear to be doing this properly? Pointed a miner at yours.

Yes, I just noticed an increase to ~225Mhash/s.
I was updating the node page @ http://nodes.p2pool.com/ and noticed.

The server appears to be telling my miner a new block's being found every 10 seconds or so.

Can you screenshot? I've been on my miner with the pools for a few days and haven't noticed that.

If you want, you can check out another pool and see if you get the same results.
I just looked through the majority of the post on the P2Pool forum and couldn't find anything about what you're seeing.

[Kluge]

If you want, you can check out another pool and see if you get the same results.
I just looked through the majority of the post on the P2Pool forum and couldn't find anything about what you're seeing.

Hm. Happens on other p2pools, too. I'll go to sleep, see if there're updates to the software and report after I wake up and get around to doing stuff. Thanks again for the service!

[NothinG]

If you want, you can check out another pool and see if you get the same results.
I just looked through the majority of the post on the P2Pool forum and couldn't find anything about what you're seeing.

Hm. Happens on other p2pools, too. I'll go to sleep, see if there're updates to the software and report after I wake up and get around to doing stuff. Thanks again for the service!

Yeah, I'm going to grab some rest to and when I get time in the morning I'll post something as well if there hasn't been any response.
Thanks for testing on my node.

[spiccioli]

If you want, you can check out another pool and see if you get the same results.
I just looked through the majority of the post on the P2Pool forum and couldn't find anything about what you're seeing.

Hm. Happens on other p2pools, too. I'll go to sleep, see if there're updates to the software and report after I wake up and get around to doing stuff. Thanks again for the service!

Yeah, I'm going to grab some rest to and when I get time in the morning I'll post something as well if there hasn't been any response.
Thanks for testing on my node.

Hi,

it's correct, this is the way p2pool works:

Code:

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: "Why does cgminer report so many longpoll events when mining on p2pool? - P4Man"
A: "Once every ~10 seconds is normal. That is how often p2pool shares are generated (as opposed to ~10 min for bitcoin blocks) - cabin" 

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/P2Pool

spiccioli

[Shadow383]

My node appears to be back online, ticking over @ around 800-950Mh/s and finding shares again - looks like something had got badly corrupted before when I was running 0.5.3.1
New bitcoin install, new p2pool install, new blockchain download, working again 

[NothinG]

My node appears to be back online, ticking over @ around 800-950Mh/s and finding shares again - looks like something had got badly corrupted before when I was running 0.5.3.1
New bitcoin install, new p2pool install, new blockchain download, working again 

I just added your pool to my server list.

[01BTC10]

Nice work on the nodes page NothinG!

[NothinG]

Nice work on the nodes page NothinG!

Thanks.

[gyverlb]

Nice work on the nodes page NothinG!

Thanks.

Hi NothinG,

I'm not sure the uptime on your page is very relevant (at least without a comment): usually you look for high uptimes, but for p2pool you probably want low uptimes (which means the node is probably running a recent p2pool version).
For example since yesterday my node checks each day if the git code is updated and if it is, it starts a new instance of p2pool, wait for it to be ready for miners and kill the old one so that miners reconnect to a node running up to date code. So if forrestv updates the code everyday my node will never have more than 1 day of uptime...

[NothinG]

Nice work on the nodes page NothinG!

Thanks.

Hi NothinG,

I'm not sure the uptime on your page is very relevant (at least without a comment): usually you look for high uptimes, but for p2pool you probably want low uptimes (which means the node is probably running a recent p2pool version).
For example since yesterday my node checks each day if the git code is updated and if it is, it starts a new instance of p2pool, wait for it to be ready for miners and kill the old one so that miners reconnect to a node running up to date code. So if forrestv updates the code everyday my node will never have more than 1 day of uptime...

I'll see if I can get in contact with forrestv and see if he can code a pool version to be public.
That way it will be whoever is the most up-to-date with the longest up-time.

[tiker]

I was just about to open a request ticket on p2pool's git page for this. 

[Red Emerald]

I'll see if I can get in contact with forrestv and see if he can code a pool version to be public.
That way it will be whoever is the most up-to-date with the longest up-time.

This is a great idea.