Re: [600 TH] p2pool: Decentralized, DoS-resistant, Hop-Proof pool
No issues at all, and it is much faster with hardly any resource usage.
No need to compile it, it's ready to run from within the client folder. Yes, I run it with the standard p2pool code.
Well worth it
Edit: Makes me wonder how much better p2pool would be if it was also in C++......
No need to compile it, it's ready to run from within the client folder. Yes, I run it with the standard p2pool code.
Well worth it
Edit: Makes me wonder how much better p2pool would be if it was also in C++......
I've also starting using the C++ client. It came down to RAM usage. Here's average usage on my node:
Matt's Java client: 150 MB
Matt's fork of p2pool + Relay Node: About 50 MB more RAM usage than vanilla p2pool
Matt's C++ client: 2MB
So since RAM is very limited on my node the C++ client is the clear winner. Also it gives you the flexibility to upgrade the Relay Node client without restarting p2pool which can be painful, mess up stats, and/or cost you shares.