Quote from: nick5429 on June 29, 2011, 02:45:24 AM

Code:

404 Not Found

edit: I think this 404 was because I missed one edit, where you have something about tor exit.

Oh right, you need an index.html file for the homepage. Uploaded a simple one to github. Comment out the stuff about tor. All the /user/ pages are dynamically generated though.

Quote from: nick5429 on June 29, 2011, 02:45:24 AM

I'm currently getting the following error in my log when trying to start things up for the first time:

Code:

connection error to solo (p=0.50): 500 Internal Server Error

You need a line for the "solo" pool in your accounts.conf file, listing your bitcoind username and password (same as in bitcoind.conf, but a second time). You could probably use another pool's login info, as long as you change the "solo" address in pools.conf. The solo pool is used to serve getworks when all other pools are slow/unavailable. These requests are blocking though, so make sure your default pool doesn't go down and has good responsiveness.

If you do decide to remove the solo pool entirely, comment out these lines:

Code:

569: # $do_send{"solo"}=$pools{solo} if $solo_queue->pending<$WORK_QUEUE_SIZE/4;
438: # $longpoll_send++ if $pool->{name} eq "solo";
uncomment 439: $longpoll_send++ if (!$switched_pools and $ranked_pools[0] and $pool->{name} eq $ranked_pools[0]->{name});
replace 1531-2:
if ($lawful){
$pair = $work_queue->dequeue_nb;
with:
if ($lawful or 1){
$pair = $work_queue->dequeue;
replace 1663-4:
if ($lawful){
$pair = $work_queue->dequeue_nb;
with:
if ($lawful or 1){
$pair = $work_queue->dequeue;

Quote from: muyoso on June 29, 2011, 12:03:04 AM

Edit: And you received notice at least 24 hours prior to the pool shutting down on Friday the 24th of June during the evening in whatever time zone you are in. You posted twice on the 25th and once on the 26th, neglecting both days to inform people of the potential issue?

I don't check every single email account every single day, particularly not on weekends or days that I'm not specifically working on Multipool. Also, Multipool is as much hosted in Taiwan as bitcoins.lc is hosted in the Caribbean.