pushpool was not putting anything in the database, just reading from it. Therefore every other piece of software that relied on the shares table to be updated by pushpoold was not calculating the hashrate, or activity.

Picking one part of my statement that is incorrect and lambasting it without acknowledging the real problem is called the strawman fallacy.

I got it working (there was a bug somewhere in the pushpoold code, haven't diffed everything to figure out where yet) - and i will write a guide that uses the git snapshot i have as a base.

It just took 12 hours on my part and a lot of "works for everyone else!!!!!!111" from others.

I'm still glad the software exists, though.