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Re: Lowering mem clock
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frizzl
on 10/07/2011, 02:28:41 UTC
what card are you using ?
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Re: UFC 132!
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frizzl
on 03/07/2011, 02:55:41 UTC
Good thing im not a betting man...
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UFC 132!
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frizzl
on 03/07/2011, 00:03:23 UTC
STARTS IN 1 HOUR, GOGOGOGO!  Take your PICKS!

Lightweight bout: Germany - Dennis Siver vs. United States - Matt Wiman  

Welterweight bout: United States - Carlos Condit vs. South Korea - Dong Hyun Kim

Light Heavyweight bout: United States - Tito Ortiz vs. United States - Ryan Bader

Middleweight bout: Brazil - Wanderlei Silva vs. United States - Chris Leben

Bantamweight Championship bout: United States - Dominick Cruz vs. United States - Urijah Faber


Here are mine:
Siver
Kim
Bader
Silva (slugfest! should be aweseome fight)
Faber  (either way really but Faber is a beast)
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Re: Bitcoin silver 1oz custom coin... gauging demand
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frizzl
on 02/07/2011, 07:07:33 UTC
I like the idea and would buy one or more for sure
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support
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frizzl
on 01/07/2011, 15:49:03 UTC
Any idea why my stats will not update (running the Mining Farm V2)? I have looked into the most common errors like typos and others and everthing is correct as far as I can tell. I looked at the mysql database and the shares table is populated with data from the mining clients so it seems pushpool or a script is putting the info into the database, at least into the table called shares like the server.json file refers to....it just seems that the info is not being updated to the website stats pages...not sure where to look now or how to further troubleshoot the issue.....everything seems to work great except for statisitic pages......

Do you have the cron jobs setup correctly?
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Re: Now the time to buy more hardware?
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frizzl
on 01/07/2011, 03:14:32 UTC
Mining will continue, network hashing rate will continue to grow and difficulty will continue to go up until mining is a losing prospect.

People run SETI@home for $0.00, so as long as people can make $0.01 mining, they're going to do it.

/agree 100%

people will mine for the optical illusion of free money being generated by an idle pc. no matter how many calculations you throw at it there will always be a % that just dont get it
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support
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frizzl
on 28/06/2011, 03:08:58 UTC
My basic understanding is testnet is a test blockchain similar to the main BTC blockchain, gigabytecoin and others are using it to test their software at a much less difficulty allowing you to make checks easier.  From what i gather pushpool isnt quite designed to run on it as the difficulty is so low compared to the main BTC blockchain. 

The default server.json has the statement:

"stmt.pwdb"':""SELECT password FROM pool_worker WHERE username =?",


So you need a database defined "pushpool" with a table called "pool_worker" with at least "username" and "password" fields with values that your miner will use.  These fields are checked from the above statment, which are your miners username and pw.

Can you telnet to the 8344 port from your other box?
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support | Web design donation pot: 5.15 BTC
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frizzl
on 27/06/2011, 03:44:11 UTC
I compile and install pushpoold, but after running it exit and doesnot return any information about error or another. Try use -D and -E keys. Logs not creating.
How I can know why pushpoold not work?
In the latest version 0.5 there is a bug in "util.c" that prevents any output on the CLI when running pushpoold.  See here on how to fix it, then recompile - https://github.com/ius/pushpool/commit/85297905ddc150c46664bd9ad77df6f502d64be1 .  It will probably give you an error when you run it now, similar to "JSON parse failed" like mine was doing.
Update:  A couple of hours ago the author jgarzik posted a slightly different fix: https://github.com/jgarzik/pushpool/commit/385e23fa3a149a650dbbeb5bff8d3a84f949e5bf


On page 8 Phorensic pointed out a bug in .5 that was fixed on github.  You might try and download the latest with the fix and recompile and try.  Default port for mysql is 3306.  Which is what the default server.json has it set as.  If you need to change it edit:  the my.cnf file.  You might also want to try webmin on your linux box it has a lot of features especially for those of us less savy on linux.
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Re: Selling Mining Rig with 2x 5850's for BTC
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frizzl
on 26/06/2011, 23:10:02 UTC
Just read thru this and the cogentjm  scam posts.  Way to risky buyers beware!~
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Re: Sapphire 6950s / catalyst 11.6 - computer freezes when I watch video
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frizzl
on 26/06/2011, 22:31:37 UTC
A lot of people get issues like this if they have -f1, try running at like -25 or -f50 for videos.  I can game and mine if it at about -f60-75 easily.  You drop a few hash but can use the pc. 
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support
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frizzl
on 26/06/2011, 22:27:42 UTC
Are you sure it is not dying right away after it comes up?  I had a lot of initial issues getting pushpoold to even start up and stay started.  Most of the time is was a database issue when pp tried to connect to mysql it was failing and causing pp to stop right away make sure pushpool is started and you should be able to telnet to ur port 8344
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support
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frizzl
on 26/06/2011, 03:17:23 UTC
Your miner needs to point to port 8344 based on your server.json file.  What OS is your miner on can you telnet to your pushpoold server on port 8344
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Re: Pushpool - Tech Support
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frizzl
on 26/06/2011, 02:58:37 UTC
No it means u submitted a valid share I believe.



 #proxy is most likely your external ip address if your running a public pool | Public pools WON'T have the following ip addresses: (10.0.0.1, 127.0.0.1, 192.168.1.100, or 192.168.254.254,etc,etc)
      # requests to us | "proxy" should be set to your ip address that people will connect through
      { "port" : 8344, "protocol" : "http-json",
        "proxy" : "192.168.1.11" },

You would connect your miner to 8344 in this setup


Miner --> puspoold --> bitcoind --> bitcoin network
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Re: [Pushpool Web Frontend] Simplecoin Opensource PHP/MySQL
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frizzl
on 25/06/2011, 03:00:28 UTC
Ok thanks for verifying, i found statstime in the code making sure there wasn't any others.  Thanks for your help
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Re: [Pushpool Web Frontend] Simplecoin Opensource PHP/MySQL
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frizzl
on 24/06/2011, 20:14:33 UTC
Wayno, what rows are included in settings same as in original simplecoin i have:

currenthashrate    
currentroundshares    
currentworkers    
mtgoxlast    
pagetitle
sitebalance    
sitepayoutaddress    
sitepercent    
siterewardtype    
slogan    
statstime    
websitename

thanks for all ur help
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Re: [v4.1.2] Mining Farm ::: [Bug testing Until 1AM central time]
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frizzl
on 24/06/2011, 16:31:51 UTC
/justdoeeet
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Re: How many bitcoins will I mine per day ?
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frizzl
on 24/06/2011, 15:06:12 UTC
The way I see it is anyone that adopted early (pre 2011) has it made if everything continues to go up.  It was easy to obtain hundreds+ of BTC then.  Anyone joining in the last few months has made some $ hopefully but nowhere near the earlies.  They had a much better opportunity to make BTC than we do now.  I haven't invested anything at all beside a new vid card and put out about 300m/h earning a measly 4 BTC in a few weeks.  At this rate of mining next diff.  I will be lucky to make 1 BTC a week, electricity will likely become a much higher factor I haven't worked out the exact numbers as its pretty much common sense at this point.  If the network continues to rise then making BTC out of thin air for people under 500MH isn't going to be as fun.  Investing the produced BTC is likely the next option for this group of miners as it simply wont be worth it to stress high end gear to pretty much break even.  Breaking even is a stretch when you count in the time/risk it takes to convert BTC into your countries currency.  With all the fucking bs hackers around you never know whos watching o.O
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Re: Cheap Mining Rig
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frizzl
on 23/06/2011, 21:00:16 UTC
If you can find a good cheap amd/ati gfx card for 100 on ebay/craigslist
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Re: [Pushpool Web Frontend] Simplecoin Opensource PHP/MySQL
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frizzl
on 23/06/2011, 13:29:30 UTC
Wayno i cannot get it to report online miners corretly.  I added the above fix from simplexoin and that claered up a bunch of the stat issues but still have miners online reporting incorrect.  Can u upload ur settings db config?  All time stats are not quite working right either it seems.  I am mining w 3 miners currentlyw2 different test accounts.  Thanks
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Re: CoinMines: pushpool Frontend like simplecoin
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frizzl
on 23/06/2011, 01:34:54 UTC
This looks great, i know nothing of Scala Liftweb but keep up the good work!