Quote from: wisebc on July 06, 2016, 05:10:28 AM

Quote from: FreeTrade on July 06, 2016, 04:25:14 AM

Quote from: wisebc on July 05, 2016, 08:56:40 PM

There has to be a bright spot to all this...well, I can go on vacation and anything I mine while i'm gone will HOdl automatically....yeah, not much of a bright spot.

ok, so can someone tell me how I avoid having to have multiple wallets on multiple machines in multiple locations? without mining to a pool that may or may not be there in a year when they can send me my coins? I'd like to keep this all on one wallet address (something which is not a problem now mining to the pools). Would it be possible to do this if I set up my own pool just for my machines? And if so, how in the world do I do that?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1383479.msg14073859#msg14073859

Excellent thank you. I'll give this a shot.

So I used the .bat file method (the .conf file method did not seem to do anything), and specified a receiving address of a remote computer's wallet. If I'm lucky enough to catch a block with this local computer, how is it going to appear on both this local computer's wallet and the remote computer's wallet? Will I be able to distinguish coins coming from this computer's mining on the other end? Will I see anything at all in the transactions of the local computer's wallet? Is setting things up like this going to work at all? Will this work only up to the fork?

I'll spare everyone the conversation loop about a miner where you can see what is going on as we've done that one before.