Quote from: seasonw on August 28, 2017, 01:10:28 PM

Quote from: bible_pay on August 28, 2017, 11:11:37 AM

POOL FAVOR TO ASK:

The pool is under extreme load, and can barely handle new traffic.

As a stopgap, I ask that everyone upgrade to the newest version of Biblepay-qt (this version was just deployed at midnight last night) version 1.0.2.3. (If you already have v1.0.2.3 upgrade anyway).

It contains the enhanced miner packet. (The technical difference is the new version is more efficient on partial work packet communication and communication back-off). This should alleviate 65% of the pool traffic and give us time to upgrade the server (and or, opensource it and open more pools simultaneously).

I will give 24 hours for pool miners to upgrade, after that, a switch is thrown forcing upgrade to the newest version (The pool has the ability to require the higher version).

Quote from: bible_pay on August 28, 2017, 11:24:33 AM

Quote from: sandbags on August 28, 2017, 07:19:02 AM

Delighted to see BBP listed on coinmarketcap this morning, this will certainly help to attract new interest over time.

I see masternodes/sanctuarys in development toward the end of this year. How many coins are required to run a node?

Thanks for the update.

Here is the link in case anyone missed it:

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/biblepay/

Were #487, so we are on page 5.
The nice thing about starting at the bottom, is we only have one way to go: UP.

Thanks for the notification on wallet upgrading for pool. I'm now upgrading my ubuntu version by re-compiling the new version from github.

And this is really a good news that biblepay listed at coinmarketcap, this is a good start!

Any chance you could post this as a How-To? I have recompiled 3 times on Mint and am still pulling the old wallet. Now the pool mining will not work at all...wallet syncs but I have screwed something up. I was able to move all those coins from that wallet to my master but that short of formatting and starting from scratch, not sure how to make it work. Thank you for any info- (also..new to linux)