Namecoin Forum

That's quite bizzare. Since you're getting an alert with the failure, I suspect the javascript is outdated. Ctrl+F5 should clear that up. Thanks for the feedback. Edit: Your workers were created. It will give say it didn't work if there's already a worker with that username. You can see them all in ...

Thanks, :D Automatic creation is in the works; I've just got to debug some java (I've only delbt with it a few times before, and never with a big project, so that's all fun), and once that's done automatic creation will be up and running (as well as BTC/NMC address based login). I just checked manua...

I've set up a MM pool on the testnet over at http://alpha.bitchomp.info . Payouts are enabled and are using an automatic system that executes transactions once an hour. The payout method is now SMPPS or Shared Maximum Pay Per Share. If you're unfamiliar with it, there's a good explanation over on th...

root@bitcoinpool:/home/bitcoinpool/coinservers# ./namecoind getinfo { // removed data "version" : 32460, "difficulty" : 6.08877430, "testnet" : true, } root@bitcoinpool:/home/bitcoinpool/coinservers# ./bitcoind getinfo { // removed data "difficulty" : 170.24496174, "hashespersec" : 0, "testnet" : t...

I currently have poolserverj confirmed working with merged-mining-proxy from the .63 namecoin source. (both namecoind and bitcoind built from it) I've got about 6 bitcoin blocks and 3 namecoin on the testnet. On a side note: I've noticed though that while the bitcoin difficulty was above the nmc dif...

All you need to do is direct the miners to a remote server. You can find pretty reliable instructions at https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Category:Mining I run a pool currently at BitChomp.info if you'd like to sign up! For example, on my pool you'd use bitchomp.info as your hostname and 8332 as your port...