Quote from: bible_pay on August 09, 2018, 02:20:19 PM

Quote from: coinsinspect on August 09, 2018, 11:44:53 AM

I got my payments on PODC and I am happy Grin

, now i have two questions:

1) Rosseta seems to take a lot of network traffic and space.
   Question:
   Do I have to be "boinc"ing at least one station on Rosseta, or can I move all my boinc stations to WCG ?

2) West said in the past that we could use WCG RAC to receive payment from GByte coin.
   Today GByte coin asks to change WCG user name to be something else.
   Question:
   If i would change WCG user name, will it be effecting Biblepay PODC payment ?

You can actually stop Rosetta and go 100% WCG. The only side element to this is for brand new users who do not have a Rosetta account. There is a small chance a person who started fresh on WCG with no Rosetta account will need to create a rosetta account to ensure the cpids match across projects, then stop boincing rosetta later. But for you, you can just turn off rosetta. The entire issue is for CPID synchronization. WCG does honor boincs 'externalcpid' field (which is what we honor also).

On #2, I cant offer assistance here.

Rob, I tried migrating completely to WCG to test this last week and noticed my wallet stopped sending PODC updates after a week. I read through my log and discovered that after suspending Rosetta on each machine, the first number in my PODC Updates steadily decreased. It went from "PODCUpdate Processed (7) over 1 CPID(s) successfully" down to "PODCUpdate Processed (1) over 1 CPID(s) successfully." and then finally PODCUpdate Processed 0 tasks for CPID. At this point, my wallet transaction list no longer showed PODC updates. I tried manually running "exec podcupdate true" but it would fail and say Processed (0). Only until I took one of my machines and started crunching Rosetta again, was I able to get it to run PODC updates once again automatically.

Do you think you could explain this? Thanks!