GermanRed+
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is drk.mn down?
I don't think suchpool was the bad guy. Maybe, some miner on suchpool did that.
That's understandable. A large fraction of payments I got from the pre-enforcement days came from suchpool so I highly doubt suchpool was the evil one.A pool-miner can't do this, they just get shares and return hashes.
And because Suchpool _are_ the good guys (I mine there from day one) I guess the enforcement code is still a bit buggy.
Yeah, it's back. Thanks. Just lost it for a few minutes.Nope
working fine ....>
Not related, look at the daemon versions: They are outdated and meant to forkFrom https://drk.mn/masternodes.html
See pic, good or bad, is this connected to enforcing forks in any way?
You say they are on purpose wrong?Not related, look at the daemon versions: They are outdated and meant to fork
Sure, RC5 introduced a new masternode payment scheme, and after enforcement was turned on the first time (at least it was enabled for ~20 hours) the outdated clients forked.You say they are on purpose wrong?
Ok, just wondering :smile:Sure, RC5 introduced a new masternode payment scheme, and after enforcement was turned on (at least it was enabled for ~20 hours) the outdated clients forked.
I suppose elbereth is just running these old daemons to monitor the (deprecated) masternode networks adjacted to them.
OK, I updated the official Twitter with the call to re-start daemons with the --reindex command. Evan suggested that owners that are stuck do that, but it's better that everyone does it, to avoid confusion. There are a lot of new owners out there! Please RT if you are on Twitter.
No, it is just a maintenance call. The tone of the announcement was not urgent.I'm afraid this is going to cause confusion because people will automatically think something is wrong with their masternodes, when that is not the case at all.
Agreed, AFAIK there's no need for 1100 MN ops to do this.I'm afraid this is going to cause confusion because people will automatically think something is wrong with their masternodes, when that is not the case at all.
Light You and splawik21 are doing an excellent job. A thankless one, but an excellent one!Can't wait to bug the pools again after Evan posts a new update with fork fix :tongue:
I think pool operators soon will voluntarily agree for masternoes to replace the pools, in exchnage for not being asked again for an upgrade :grin:
There are a lot of new owners who don't know how to check if their node is doing something wrong. It doesn't hurt to do this procedure. I did it to my 5 nodes and they're humming along, nicely!Agreed, AFAIK there's no need for 1100 MN ops to do this.
I'm sure there are others in the same boat who may not even know.....10% of my nodes were affected (wrong fork.) Whether or not that's representative of the network, I can't say.