Quote from: M4v3R on June 30, 2011, 04:54:11 AM

Hm... I'm still left with some questions. One thing is - is it normal that I see *many* rpc calls per second? I mean, calls like this:

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got work 6c1ea670 b5d42a84 from deepbit (t=0.070/0.082 s/g=0/14 old=32/2209 p=0.00)
got work 6c1ea670 259bd031 from mtred (t=0.118/1.508 s/g=0/12 old=3/44 p=0.00)
got work 6c1ea670 dde84185 from btcmine (t=0.154/0.157 s/g=0/8 old=30/3192 p=0.00)
rpc connection opened from 83.26.173.182:52750
rpc authorization from 83.26.173.182:52747: user=--- pass=x
rpc getwork from 83.26.173.182:52747 (deepbit 6c1ea670 dddc356d) queue: 15/103w 0so 0sh
got work 6c1ea670 3128bc4f from deepbit (t=0.082/0.082 s/g=0/15 old=32/2209 p=0.00)
rpc connection opened from 83.26.173.182:33185
rpc authorization from 83.26.173.182:52750: user=--- pass=x
rpc getwork from 83.26.173.182:52750 (btcmine 6c1ea670 c25c0819) queue: 15/103w 0so 0sh
got work 6c1ea670 6eda19aa from mtred (t=0.106/1.368 s/g=0/13 old=3/44 p=0.00)

I only use two workers so I assumed that it would not generate much traffic, and then it does

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My other question is - will you still be working on this project? I already saw an error in the log while parsing rewards, probably for BTCMine. I've looked at the rewards functions, but they are somewhat complicated and I doubt I'll manage to fix that myself without breaking something

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A work queue size of 103? Do you see like ten requests per second? That's not supposed to happen - usually it's one request every five seconds per miner. I've seen this before though - what miner version are you using? Does rebooting the server help?
And yes, I will work on the project.

Quote from: M4v3R on June 30, 2011, 05:47:41 AM

One more thing: I noticed that there is no reward function for bitcoins-lc, even though it is supported in the pools.conf. Does that mean that the script won't be able to distribute payments from bitcoins-lc to my workers?

There isn't a function for bitcoins.lc yet - they don't show per-round earnings and it will require some magic to sort the rounds out.