Youd have to run it in valgrind to get the actual trace info; how many hours at a time did it run with coinbase addr set?
Edit: thats great you mined a block; I assume the reward came to a brand new key.
valgrind is for Linux isn't? Couldn't find a Windows version. Maybe this?
http://www.codersnotes.com/sleepy/I am not sure if coinbase-addr sends to the address I specify, but I'll have to keep checking. I also put a coinbase sig text. I think something is getting saved into the blockchain (according to chainz), but not the text I specified.
Windows would require a full environment to be setup to debug in so lets avoid that for now.
On the coinbase address, I see the issue with that - its preferring the address biblepaycore is sending (as if you started to solo mine) - I can fix that in the next version; but I have a question, when you say you injected a signature to be checked in chainz, what do you mean?
--coinbase-addr=ADDR payout address for solo mining
--coinbase-sig=TEXT data to insert in the coinbase when possible
So, when you specify a --coinbase-addr , you can specify a specific reward address to send to.
For my use case, different receiving would tell me which computer is mining rewards.
--coinbase-sig=TEXT in the raw output of the block, you will see your custom text included with mined block.
This is low priority. It is just a feature supported with minerd for bitcoin back when cpu mining was viable for bitcoin.
Ok, now I know which command you used to embed a coinbase sig. Yeah, we will have to take that option out as we dont support custom coinbase signatures (they must be made from the core wallet, due to chainlocks being implemented soon, which requires binary data to be stored and the signature therefore wont be calculated from the external miner). However we do support custom prayers and messages, but again - the external miner wont have the capability to insert a custom prayer or message from the mining side.
But we will be able to support the custom payout address, somehow - soon as we get closer to a pool.