Quote from: MoTLD on May 28, 2013, 04:43:23 PM

Quote from: baloo_kiev on May 28, 2013, 08:17:54 AM

I see your address on the stats page. At this hashrate, your expected time to share is about 10 hours, so the variance will be huge.

Yeah, I figured hashing at such a low rate would make for delays in various ways, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't going to waste, otherwise I'll just solo mine and cross my fingers. Wink

Quote from: baloo_kiev on May 28, 2013, 08:17:54 AM

Once you submit a share, you get payout with every block found by the p2pool for some time. Current payouts (if a block were found now) for every address are shown here http://78.27.191.182:8333/static/graphs.html?Day

So, my minerd telling me "accepted" isn't the same thing as having submitted a share? Because quite a few were accepted, which I'm sure is how P2Pool figured out my hashrate.

Is there a number it has to accept before I have a share?

Thanks!

-Mo

Edit: Mining for a few hours in the btb.ltcoin.net pool last night got me 4 shares and an eventual payout of around 0.00005. Useless since that pool pays out at 0.02, but it showed me that my minerd is working, at least. So what has me worried is that my address didn't show up in the P2Pool "Payouts if a block were found NOW:" table, even though I mined for longer last night under P2Pool than ltcoin.net and had "accepted" figures in the double digits. I'm back to P2Pool and I'll let it run for the day and see what happens.

In p2pool, there are two types of shares.

'Real shares' are propagated by nodes in the p2pool network, and payouts are calculated based on them.

'Pseudoshares' are shares of small difficulty, which your minerd reports. If one of those pseudoshares meets difficulty requirement for a real share, it is accepted and propagated as a real share. Payout is based on number of submitted real shares.