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Re: BiblePay | Masternodes | Sanctuaries | POBH - ASIC Resistant | 10% ORPHANS
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dave_bbp
on 03/04/2018, 16:03:50 UTC
Hi Dave,

Oh OK now Im starting to understand the problem a little deeper.  First of all since you have the utxooverride set in the primary controller wallet I think those are going out.  Just type 'exec utxoreport cpid' and you will see the pattern.  I dont believe there is a problem with gyrating amounts (as 2,000 people are using it now) I believe the gyrating amounts are being sent at intervals between your controller, your other wallets...  The utxoreport will reveal that.

As far as running the latest, yes - if your miners are not running the latest they should technically be OK- but are probably trying to send podc updates using the old default of 50,000.  So best advice there is to set 'utxoamount=-1' on the OLD mining wallets pre 1.1.1.6, or 'utxooverride=-1' on the new mining wallet (actualy just put both in the file), that should prevent it from being sent.  Notice - you cant use '=0' because zero means it will try to send 50K.....

Once you interpret the utxoreport then lets go from there - it should reveal that your mining wallets are sending in a small stake, preventing you from being paid.  Your Pool row is probably @ utxo below 5% meaning it drops to zero.

Hi Rob, thanks for the explanation; these commands were the ones I was looking for; I already assumed I could somehow prevent the other wallets from sending the updates.
I updated all wallets, put the lines into config and restarted those. I also removed the "utxooverride" line from my main controller wallet (windows, 1.1.1.7), restarted this and then wanted to freshly "podcupdate". Unfortunately now there is another strange problem:
exec podcupdate true gives me the following:
Code:
"Command": "podcupdate",
  "PODCUpdate": "Unable to create PODC UTXO::Balance (0.00) less than target UTXO (785509.00)."
exec statebalance says "0".  Huh
getbalance however gives the correct amount (500k).

Is there some method to "reset" the whole thing?