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[h2odysee]

For the next hour or 2, your hashrate will be shown as lower than it really is. It shouldn't affect your payout though. I'm doing some upgrades that had unintended side-effects for the stats page.

[CaptainBeck]

For the next hour or 2, your hashrate will be shown as lower than it really is. It shouldn't affect your payout though. I'm doing some upgrades that had unintended side-effects for the stats page.

I'm sure this thread will be filled soon with complains!!

This increase in hashing power most be draining your time and the servers. This must be becoming a full time job for you. 

[2Alpha]

For the next hour or 2, your hashrate will be shown as lower than it really is. It shouldn't affect your payout though. I'm doing some upgrades that had unintended side-effects for the stats page.

Thanks for the heads up I was just noticing the decline in my hash rate thats reported and was wondering. Keep up the great work and thanks for the great pool.

[Kluge]

JSON updates appear to be blazing-fast, now. 1-5 minute old updates pushed every ~5-8 minutes. 18% reject rate while everything's returning to normal, though. ETA: 0%, now.

[CaptainBeck]

site seem to be running alot faster now, single address pages are updating about every 10mins.

[Gamer67]

Reject rate has gone way down overall.

[kalus]

I am also no longer allergic to peanuts.

keep up the awesome work!

[coinGeek]

JSON updates appear to be blazing-fast, now. 1-5 minute old updates pushed every ~5-8 minutes. 18% reject rate while everything's returning to normal, though. ETA: 0%, now.

Interesting. I'm glad you've been watching it. You can see it in the graphs too. The stair steps in the red balance graph have gotten small. I think we could be seeing the trading code working now rather than glitches in the reporting.

Interesting that the unexchanged balance is staying so low too. That's probably a sign of smooth working machine. (And also a fast maturing coin)

[Alexoc]

Nice work. I love this pool!!

[jam3zs]

I've got a bit of a problem that I'm not sure what to do about, and I'm hoping someone here might have a suggestion.

Actually it's more my dads problem than mine; when he set up his machine to mine at middlecoin, he accidentally used his litecoin wallet number as his user instead of his bitcoin one. So now he has 0.02286889 BTC stuck because it can't payout to that wallet...

I know it's not that much but he has a slow machine so it's taken him a while to get that, so it would be a shame for it to go to waste.

Any ideas on what I can do to get the balance paid out to his BTC wallet?

Thanks in advance.

[compile]

Nice work. I love this pool!!

Agreed. Just wish I had a higher hashrate

[envy2010]

I've got a bit of a problem that I'm not sure what to do about, and I'm hoping someone here might have a suggestion.

Actually it's more my dads problem than mine; when he set up his machine to mine at middlecoin, he accidentally used his litecoin wallet number as his user instead of his bitcoin one. So now he has 0.02286889 BTC stuck because it can't payout to that wallet...

I know it's not that much but he has a slow machine so it's taken him a while to get that, so it would be a shame for it to go to waste.

Any ideas on what I can do to get the balance paid out to his BTC wallet?

Thanks in advance.

If h2o doesn't see this here, PM him. He is pretty busy but will be able to straighten that out eventually.

There is a contact link at the bottom of the main middlecoin page where you can reach him.

[Kluge]

I've got a bit of a problem that I'm not sure what to do about, and I'm hoping someone here might have a suggestion.

Actually it's more my dads problem than mine; when he set up his machine to mine at middlecoin, he accidentally used his litecoin wallet number as his user instead of his bitcoin one. So now he has 0.02286889 BTC stuck because it can't payout to that wallet...

I know it's not that much but he has a slow machine so it's taken him a while to get that, so it would be a shame for it to go to waste.

Any ideas on what I can do to get the balance paid out to his BTC wallet?

Thanks in advance.

h2o maybe has logs of the IP address associated with coins mined by LgMawT9xdHm2MP6Sb768cnyhXqEafPcX42. Your best bet would probably be to send him an email from the same IP address or to figure out some way to sign a message with the wallet ID (assuming there's an associated privkey).

[Spencer]

Nice work. I love this pool!!

Agreed. Just wish I had a higher hashrate

You and me both.  If only 7950s were $180 on ebay like they were a few months ago.

[pyrotechz]

might be a stupid question but I had to ask... can I have 2 separate rigs pointing to the same btc wallet as a username when mining with middlecoin? Will my stats simply just show combined hashrate of the 2 rigs?

[CaptainBeck]

If you scroll thru the addresses there are loads of ones beginning with L or D and seen the odd V.

[Troll Toll]

this is going to sound like a total noob question, but here goes:

does the internet connection speed have anything to do with my accepted hashrate for mdidlecoin? I have the rigs connected wirelessly through a wireless range extender, that is wirelessly connected to my actual modem/router. I have had no issues with this setup on other mining pools, with my hashrates being reported through the pools accurately (meaning very similar to what my cgminer client reports).

I've noticed that the hashrates reported on middlecoin though are roughly 20% lower than what I expect them to be. My internet is cable internet, but is the slowest speed option available through my provider. If connection speed is an issue, I will upgrade the internet speed, as I would make up that extra monthly cost in about 1 day of mining. If the internet speed is not a factor though, then I will forego it.

Thanks 

[envy2010]

If you scroll thru the addresses there are loads of ones beginning with L or D and seen the odd V.

There are 78 Litecoin address listed totaling 0.42762926 BTC that have never been paid out; There are also 66 other addresses totaling 0.26920478 BTC that do not start with a "1" and are not valid BTC addresses.

There are 141 addresses that have never been paid to but have a balance over 0.01; I didn't look closely enough to tell if they are valid BTC addresses that have only mined for a day or less.

[jedimstr]

this is going to sound like a total noob question, but here goes:

does the internet connection speed have anything to do with my accepted hashrate for mdidlecoin? I have the rigs connected wirelessly through a wireless range extender, that is wirelessly connected to my actual modem/router. I have had no issues with this setup on other mining pools, with my hashrates being reported through the pools accurately (meaning very similar to what my cgminer client reports).

I've noticed that the hashrates reported on middlecoin though are roughly 20% lower than what I expect them to be. My internet is cable internet, but is the slowest speed option available through my provider. If connection speed is an issue, I will upgrade the internet speed, as I would make up that extra monthly cost in about 1 day of mining. If the internet speed is not a factor though, then I will forego it.

Thanks  

Your cable modem speed should be fine but the multiple wifi hops could have some effect.
Bandwidth isn't much of an issue with mining through stratum but latency can manifest in your accept/reject ratio.  Multiple hops across wifi bridging can introduce latency. But even then, it shouldn't be all that bad. Also it will depend on which coin we're mining at the time.  Faster coins will get you more rejects if you're connection is laggy.

[envy2010]

I've got a bit of a problem that I'm not sure what to do about, and I'm hoping someone here might have a suggestion.

Actually it's more my dads problem than mine; when he set up his machine to mine at middlecoin, he accidentally used his litecoin wallet number as his user instead of his bitcoin one. So now he has 0.02286889 BTC stuck because it can't payout to that wallet...

I know it's not that much but he has a slow machine so it's taken him a while to get that, so it would be a shame for it to go to waste.

Any ideas on what I can do to get the balance paid out to his BTC wallet?

Thanks in advance.

h2o maybe has logs of the IP address associated with coins mined by LgMawT9xdHm2MP6Sb768cnyhXqEafPcX42. Your best bet would probably be to send him an email from the same IP address or to figure out some way to sign a message with the wallet ID (assuming there's an associated privkey).

h2o may be able to convert the BTC to LTC and send it to the LTC address; you would have to ask him to do this manually, but that would guarantee that it goes to the right person. Safer for everyone.