Quote from: pekatete on September 12, 2014, 07:52:16 AM

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Quote from: kkurtmann on September 12, 2014, 07:24:45 AM

I heard recently Slush pool hashrate jumped from 6 PH/s to 9 PH/s, maybe this is your answer.

Too damn right! And they had a period about 7 hours back (just before that massive jump) when my rigs were not registering any shares. I had them pointing at slush and treble-checked that they were hashing, but nothing showed up on the pool!

front end has little to do with backend

Did not change the fact that payout kept diminishing .... anyway, while investigating the probable cause, I switched my rigs to a P2Pool node then after a while noticed the jump in their hash-rate, I think I'll stay away from slush for a while unless their luck improves substantially due to the increased hashing.

what you saw on front end

I do not see reason for your assertion. I would think if the front-end is disconnected from the backend you'd say something to your users. Like I said, triple checked everything, even checking the pool API calls! In any case, this is an S3 thread not a slush support thread.

Slush always has consistent luck, about 6 blocks a day average. I think they got DDOS'd yesterday. They payouts are increasing back up to normal.