Re: Pushpool - Tech Support | Web design donation pot: 5.15 BTC

I compile and install pushpoold, but after running it exit and doesnot return any information about error or another. Try use -D and -E keys. Logs not creating.
How I can know why pushpoold not work?

In the latest version 0.5 there is a bug in "util.c" that prevents any output on the CLI when running pushpoold. See here on how to fix it, then recompile - https://github.com/ius/pushpool/commit/85297905ddc150c46664bd9ad77df6f502d64be1 . It will probably give you an error when you run it now, similar to "JSON parse failed" like mine was doing.

Update: A couple of hours ago the author jgarzik posted a slightly different fix: https://github.com/jgarzik/pushpool/commit/385e23fa3a149a650dbbeb5bff8d3a84f949e5bf

On page 8 Phorensic pointed out a bug in .5 that was fixed on github. You might try and download the latest with the fix and recompile and try. Default port for mysql is 3306. Which is what the default server.json has it set as. If you need to change it edit: the my.cnf file. You might also want to try webmin on your linux box it has a lot of features especially for those of us less savy on linux.

I downloaded the most recent version of util.c and recompiled with it. This allowed me to actually see output when I run pushpoold (although it exits immediately after starting it). As far as the MySQL port I think I will leave it as the default. I just am puzzled as to why when I run ./pushpoold -E the output is the following and then exits:

Code:

bitcoinminer2@ubuntu:~/POOLINSTALL/pushpool-0.5$ ./pushpoold -E
bitcoinminer2@ubuntu:~/POOLINSTALL/pushpool-0.5$ [2011-06-26 23:15:47.680372] Listening on host :: port 8342
[2011-06-26 23:15:47.680703] Listening on host :: port 8341
[2011-06-26 23:15:47.680835] Listening on host :: port 8344
[2011-06-26 23:15:47.680934] Listening on host 127.0.0.1 port 8338

I'm still not getting what could be the problem. I've also created rules in iptables to allow the ports specified at the top of server.json to be OPEN.

I'm to the point that I'm willing to offer a $100 worth of bitcoin if someone can help me figure this problem out.

Any takers?