Quote from: atavacron on June 09, 2015, 05:52:03 PM

Quote from: Vorksholk on June 09, 2015, 05:07:01 PM

Quote from: megadestruct61 on June 09, 2015, 05:04:54 PM

So I was mining on two computers all night. I didn't mean to but I now see I was mining both on the same wallet. Now one wallet has a balance and the other still does not even though the address shows the same? Anyone tell me what happened?

When you mine a block, it adds an address to your wallet, so even though the two wallets share some addresses, any mining-related addresses created after you copied the wallet from one to the other are only stored in the wallet from the daemon that mined the block.

For example, I ran EC2 instances which all had the same 'wallet' (created an AMI), but each's wallet changed once they mined a block, and each had a different balance.

@Vorksholk What instance type did you use? I guess spot instances might not be good to use since the mined block will not be shared with the common wallet?

I used g2 instances, spot with volumes that don't delete on shutdown (uncheck delete on termination in the storage menu when bidding).

It's just a pain in the ass when instances get canceled, but you don't lose coins.