Quote from: stevebrush on January 23, 2018, 09:11:30 PM

Quote from: IRD-PoolOperator on January 23, 2018, 07:04:14 PM

http://irdpool.tk is upgraded (again) to the new HF node. I had to removed a very old workaround I did due to a bug in the original node. Sorry for the inconvenience.

You did ? really ? you found the solution months ago ? I can't believe this, otherwise you would have fix your pool instantly. For information, it was not a bug of the original node but a Bytecoin 2.1.1 code bug. And like everybody knows, Iridium start by a Bytecoin fork. I updated the core to Bytecoin 2.1.2 a week before the last hard fork attempt and start to really personalise the coin. This bug has been fixed by this update, so you run your pool with the old code since 2 months ?

By fixing the bug in the original code you broke the way every pool has functioned since the very beginning, a bit surprising you consider it outside of the scope of the blockchain development.

I'm referring to the original code the node was built from, and no, the node has not been updated since the last time it was necessary to do so. http://irdpool.tk is the oldest pool on the network, I will not be subjecting it to every latest patch the moment it comes out before end-users have a chance to test it. This update was applied because it is required, and unlike last time you bothered to actually message me about it.

The way you are posting is embarrassing to this project and the network. Like you I do this for free, but I still have a modest amount of professionalism and I would have been happy to keep this exchange private. This could have been resolved simply by stating the minor change required that *every pool* must do, instead of passive-aggressive taunting.