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Something I did for convenience is create a service with NSSM (https://nssm.cc) to run the miner.
NSSM can be configured to keep the console hidden and has options for user, cup-priority and affinity and so on.
Then you could just create a scheduled task to start/stop the miner automatically when you would want it to run or not.
Just rename the exe of the miner and put it somewhere in the system files, as it will be shown in the task manager.
Just an idea: maybe more covert would be to do the mining through a web based miner and then include that in NSSM.
The user would only see a browser process in his task manager but would not be able to interact with the window (hidden).
NSSM can be configured to keep the console hidden and has options for user, cup-priority and affinity and so on.
Then you could just create a scheduled task to start/stop the miner automatically when you would want it to run or not.
Just rename the exe of the miner and put it somewhere in the system files, as it will be shown in the task manager.
Just an idea: maybe more covert would be to do the mining through a web based miner and then include that in NSSM.
The user would only see a browser process in his task manager but would not be able to interact with the window (hidden).
Ok what I'm about to say will look like a minor glitch in the matrix compared to what I've seen, glancing through the posts in this thread but I thought I should mention it anyways.
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Bought a little bit of PLR (Pillar) on HitBTC which I wanted to transfer to my hardware wallet afterwards.
Guess what: 50 PLR flat rate withdrawal fee ... that's almost 10% of what I just bought
Great for the whales I guess, not so much for the casuals/newcomers.
Ow and waiting more than "normal" for the confirmation email to do the withdrawal in the first place is what got me to this thread.
Never touching this exchange again.
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Bought a little bit of PLR (Pillar) on HitBTC which I wanted to transfer to my hardware wallet afterwards.
Guess what: 50 PLR flat rate withdrawal fee ... that's almost 10% of what I just bought
Great for the whales I guess, not so much for the casuals/newcomers.
Ow and waiting more than "normal" for the confirmation email to do the withdrawal in the first place is what got me to this thread.
Never touching this exchange again.
Re: [ANN][ZEN] ZENCASH: Permanent, Distributed, and Fully Anonymous cryptocurrency
Any news from Bittrex on when the ZEN wallets will be re-activated over there ?
After block 117575 I presume, but is there anything more specific ?
After block 117575 I presume, but is there anything more specific ?
Re: [ANN][ZEN] ZENCASH: Permanent, Distributed, and Fully Anonymous cryptocurrency
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And btw, the blockchain rewards are not implemented afaik
So aside from supporting the project, no point in running a secure node atm then ?And btw, the blockchain rewards are not implemented afaik
Re: [ANN][ZEN] ZENCASH: Permanent, Distributed, and Fully Anonymous cryptocurrency
Just a few quick questions on running a full secure node on a VPS:
How much storage is needed to store the full blockchain locally over time ?
From the whitepaper I got there is a 2MB block every 2.5min, which translates to an added 33,75 GB (2MB*(60/2.5)*24*30) of local storage each month or 405GB per year.
Correct ?
Can multiple VPS share one locally stored blockchain, through an iSCI LUN for instance or from storage on a host running multiple VM's ?
Thanks for your thoughts.
How much storage is needed to store the full blockchain locally over time ?
From the whitepaper I got there is a 2MB block every 2.5min, which translates to an added 33,75 GB (2MB*(60/2.5)*24*30) of local storage each month or 405GB per year.
Correct ?
Can multiple VPS share one locally stored blockchain, through an iSCI LUN for instance or from storage on a host running multiple VM's ?
Thanks for your thoughts.