Looks like Isracoin is showing you how its done. 

So now you want to call this a donation to the charity of Silicon Valley? You guys will say anything to try to justify this crap!

+1 Glad to see a "Sr Member" calling out that these are shills here, and lots of 'em. Whenever I did that, they would shout me down and call me a troll because I am just a newbie.

Wow...giveaway = paying for posts? Why can't the shills even spell? I mean how many "different" ones spell it "guveaway"?

Don't worry scam_exposer, your cred is still good with me! Haha like we even care what some random guy that has declared himself the decider of online credibility thinks. Everyone's "credibility" will be sorted out in less than 24 days now. Any bets there will be "problems with the printer" or some BS like that?
Is it just a coincidence that the following web sites look almost  exactly the same?
http://siliconvalleycoin.com/
http://www.aphroditecoin.org/
http://auroracoin.org/
Could it be the same group of devs are behind them all (and more)? Nah I am just a troll and that is just crazy talk. There must just some scamcoin template that you can download?

A shill, also called a plant or a stooge, is a person who publicly helps a person or organization without disclosing that they have a close relationship with the person or organization.

"Shill" typically refers to someone who purposely gives onlookers the impression that they are an enthusiastic independent customer of a seller (or marketer of ideas) for whom they are secretly working. The person or group who hires the shill is using crowd psychology to encourage other onlookers or audience members to purchase the goods or services (or accept the ideas being marketed). Shills are often employed by professional marketing campaigns. "Plant" and "stooge" more commonly refer to any person who is secretly in league with another person or organization while pretending to be neutral or actually a part of the organization he is planted in, such as a magician's audience, a political party, or an intelligence organization.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shill

I wasn't actually having the problem that others are currently. I just meant that before I had used "W" for everything, but now I got the "P" group to work using the cgminer.conf file vs command line thanks to Gamer67's tip. Maybe people aren't restarting the miner after updating their conf? I was under the impression that the conf file is parsed on miner start up, and that it doesn't recognize changes unless it is restarted.

Thanks, I use a conf file too (not command line) and never could get that right. I just added it this way, restarted the miner, and tested switching pools from leaserig and it works great!

I think you need the "W" before each IP address?
W:127.0.0.1,W:23.236.58.114

Under B. Advanced Method

Solution B (Windows&Linux)
Install Python 2.7. Download this simple small python script (right click and save as). When you run it, you will need to provide parameters:
name - your nick name on this forum (if it contains spaces, encapsulate it with "")
password - your admin login password (you will receive that from me when you request to become provider)
rigid - is visible in admin panel for each rig (you get access when you request to become provider)
API-port - you choose this one next step

Then you simply run this script and you do not have to worry about IP changes - the script will auto update your IP on LeaseRig.net when your IP changes. You will have to run instance of this script for every rig you offer.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=417092.0

Sorry to butt in, I just love troubleshooting....

You might want to check on your rig's configuration page "Mining rig address (including port)*:" ?

I have a cron job on my rig that runs that "updateip.py" script every 5 minutes to keep my IP/Port up to date in case it changes. But you can just update in manually too on that page.

BTW miaviator, do you still support that script?

It calls the following page which seems to error currently:
http://leaserig.net/updateip.jsp?rigid=........

There might be a lot of people using that method.

Thankfully we have this coin to "introduce them to the simplicity of buying, selling and trading coins". I'm just hoping that Zuckerberg's housekeeper (or whoever gets his mail for him) is smart enough to pass this voucher on to him when it comes so that he can find out about this whole crypto currency thingy. Surely once he finds out about this coin he will convert all his stocks!

Thank you both for taking the time to reply. I feel much better about this, and hope for us all the best of luck and happy mining!

I'm really not trying to be a troll here, but have concerns with a couple of the new ownership's statements:

1) "The goal has always been to provide customers leased or hosted hardware for less than their anticipated mining profits.  GPU rigs are often leased for 50-70% of expected revenue to ensure customers ROI.  Our plans for leaserig are no different."

This statement gives me the feeling that the new owner has a bias towards the renter, and also a bias against GPU rigs. Not that there is anything wrong with putting the customer first, but the previous owner seemed neutral. At least I never saw them call out particular type of mining rig should only be rented at X%, or state that the service's main goal was to benefit the renter vs the owner or vice-versa. I like how the market determines the price and am leery of what actions will they take to "ensure" their main goal? Why would I rent my rig for 50% what I could mine with it? It seems in almost all cases it costs more to rent something than to own. Why? From what I have read in other threads, most rig owners expect a premium since they made the hardware investment, provide the space, power, cooling, network, monitoring, etc. I can't imagine many real estate owners taking their capital or a loan to purchase a home, then rent it for less than the mortgage, or less than they could earn in simple interest on the capital. So if I get a sense of the new owners doing anything to manipulate the market, I'm out.

2) "Migrate all unicorn hasher customers to the LeaseRig Platform for management and monitoring."

This statement gives me the feeling that they made this acquisition mainly to provide a ready made front-end for their ASIC datacenters, and therefore this migration will take priority above anything else. Again, not that there is anything wrong with this, it is what I would do too if I had such resources. However, I am leery that they will have much concern for the impact to pre-existing rig owners during and after this migration. This one doesn't concern me as much since my rig is configured for Scrypt-N, but wonder what this will do for the Scrypt market? I was hoping the new owner would be more into what they could do for the site and not what the site was going to do for them. I understand that they do plan to add features, but it all seems to be geared for larger providers and I feel like a small time lessor like myself won't be able to compete.

No I think you found the best one (so far). My favorite parts are when the shills chime in. Or maybe my favorite parts are the assumption that the people that live it this area and work in technology need an introduction to the "simplicity" of crypto-currencies. Here is a voucher, now just go download this wallet, now just create a conf file in your roaming appdata, now download the blockchain, oh wait it is stuck at 27 hours behind?, oh that's right there was a hard-fork, a fork what? just go download the new wallet, oh and backup your wallet.dat, and better delete the appdata folder and re-download the blockchain, ok you're up to date? ok scan your voucher, oh you cant scan it on your pc, then just enter the address by hand. cool now wait 90 confirmations, ya about 12 hours then you can use it. oh use it for what? oh nothing but this part was so easy, now you should learn about the crypto exchanges where you could go buy more!

Either you and leet are on the correct fork, or engineering and sumpool are, but somebody is not.

I think it is 100% certain that they will not. Can't wait what laterbreh has to say.

Good catch, they don't seem to be in the time zone themselves. And as I pointed out earlier, if you are in this time zone we switched to "Daylight" time...it is actually 8:13PM PDT as I type this.

I was referring to him being correct about this coin having a broken difficulty (2 days ago) of course.

And I think are correct that it will be difficult to dump 17 million coins since there will be no demand for them.

Keep Mining Buddy!

Hmmm seems Sammy was right and the shills were ummm just shilling?