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[kano]

Damn it...thought I had this issue fixed. My S3+ just did another restart. Now, I am really confused. Will look @ it later-  Need a break!!   

Well the term 'restart' would be the first thing to check.
i.e. cgminer restart or S3+ power restart.

Also, may be of interest to run a script that polls the API every minute.
I do that at home for every miner and log all of summary+version+config+devs+pools+stats (forever) so I can see what a miner was doing just before anything happened.
Of course in my case when I'm changing code it helps to see a history of certain stats also and I know I'll have that history without having to do anything extra while coding/testing.

kano,

Running a script would be great but, like my description says, "I don't know code". No clue how to write a script to keep track of what my miners are doing. Will you plz PM me with some help?  Also, another question for you; my 'worker.6' consists of 5 (five) RedFury 2.1Gh USB sticks, which have been pencil modded to give me ~12.5GH total. Small (I know), but I like to run my miners separate so I can see what is going on /w them, well after seeing an earlier post by MikeStang concerning 'DUST', I'd like to know if I should run those '5 sticks' in conjunction with one of the r-Box110s I have going or does it really matter /w such a low hashrate? Or, should I take them out of the pool and put them to work on something else?

Thanks very much!

Well as I mentioned with this 'restart' you said - what is it?

As for logging - well on linux that's straight forward - create a couple of line cron job that runs every minute, sends an API command and writes it to the end of a log file
That's basically how I do it.
To look at the log stats I simply grep them.
With a bit of creative use of grep and sed you could make a table to feed into a spreadsheet
No I don't automate that process.

On windows - I'm not the one to ask, I avoid windows like the plague.

Regarding workers:
You get paid to the one address on your account, not per worker, so it makes no difference to your payout at all.
If you were ONLY mining 12GHs in total, then you may well get dust rewards - but it shows that on the rewards page and does of course remember them.

[wcg]

Were going to smack this block in the face and take whats ours dont give up i see our hash rate dropping !! Your going to lit this puny block win ..dont you quit mining till this block is solved cheers!! 

[thedreamer]

Were going to smack this block in the face and take whats ours dont give up i see our hash rate dropping !! Your going to lit this puny block win ..dont you quit mining till this block is solved cheers!! 

I've been sending 600TH to it and no success. 

I'm telling you, the last update kaibashed us. 

[wcg]

No more 7 block on the red carpet!!

[thedreamer]

Daym. we lost a LOT of miners..

[kano]

* kano looks around for something to sacrifice ...

[wcg]

Have you found anything yet , kano?

[PPOC]

Have you found anything yet , kano?

In the 281 block history, how many over 300%? If I could see at least the last 100 block history on the blocks page, then I might not ask

[Ecnad]

Chicken bones
Chicken Bones
Lucky lucky chicken bones!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5oZKSE_WTs

[PPOC]

Chicken bones
Chicken Bones
Lucky lucky chicken bones!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5oZKSE_WTs

Just reading up on the analytics, hope we don't fall into the records books

Having a blockhash much larger than difficulty can't earn you any extra bitcoins, so it's a pointless type of "luck". But it's fun and interesting to see that some block makers have found block hashes at a difficulty of almost three hundred thousand times larger than the mining difficulty at the time, and that this is independent of the network mining difficulty.

So, guys at solo.ckpool.com: As I write this, your pool has solved 62 blocks. That means the 95% confidence interval of the largest multiple of difficulty blockhash you could expect is between 1/(1 - q0) and 1/(1-q1), where q0 and q1 are the 2.5% and 97.5% beta quantile for beta( 62, 1), or between 17 and 2450 x difficulty.

http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-tiniest-blockhashes.html

[-ck]

So, guys at solo.ckpool.com: As I write this, your pool has solved 62 blocks.

76 blocks

[WBF1]

Daym. we lost a LOT of miners..

Yep. Victims of the gamblers fallacy.

[Dmc123dmc]

I have a question that i thought a quick search on google would answer, how do you choose some of the characters in your bitcoin address? eg- 1KanoiBupPiZfkwqB7rfLXAzPnoTshAVmb

[Mikestang]

how do you choose some of the characters in your bitcoin address?

You simply keep generating addresses until you get one that you like.  Search "vanity bitcoin address".

[kano]

...
Just reading up on the analytics, hope we don't fall into the records books
...

Not sure what record books you are looking at but I've seen a few 800% and 1000% blocks on other large pools.

The highest one here so far is well under those  ... 593.99%
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg11440377#msg11440377

Currently all the Luck% averages are above 100% ... back to when the pool started ... so maybe that's too much luck for some miners

Though our early 17 block run of luck early on after the pool started, of around 30% Diff average (around 300% luck) over those 17 blocks, probably might put the pool in the record books.

[innerchaos]

* kano looks around for something to sacrifice ...

I have this Rooster that could really use a new outlook on life and he told me he would like to volunteer !

[Cali_LiteCoin]

  blockchain.info/pools , where is kano mining pool?   

[wcg]

Its ck pool kano.is.

[innerchaos]

website down but miners are still .... mining

[WBF1]

website down but miners are still .... mining

back now for me. unfotunately was not result of hitting a block.