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Mined Blocks Not Recognized By Pool #289
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OK so after combing through the logs again, I found that I was getting these errors and likely the reason the pool was thinking it was not finding blocks. 09:57:36.345] [DEBUG] [default] - ^[[39mPool methuselah Thread 1 Submitted Block using submitblock successfully to daemon instance(s) I tried adding "reward": "POS" in the coin.json config but this results in: rpc error with daemon instance 0 when submitting block with submitblock {"code":-22,"message":"Block decode failed"} I then assumed there must be an issue with the stratum pool I merged into uNOMP. So after finding a new stratum pool and merging it, I am now back up and running but about 40% of my shares are rejected for low difficulty. I am testing it further to see if it at least submits a good block with error. Has anyone had success getting Lrya2REv2 running on uNOMP? |
Hello,
So everything on the pool seems to run great except for one thing, the pool doesn't seem to recognize when it submits a valid block to the network. Shares are being accepted, pool is polling the RPC fine and updating new block height and also is submitting valid blocks that are accepted by the network and included in the block chain. The wallet balance is increasing but there are no blocks found on the front-end website. It seems because no blocks are being found, the payment system is also not working correctly as it is not distributing any coins.
Any thoughts on this? I did add the Lyra2REv2 algo to uNOMP but seems to work just fine. Any ideas are much appreciated!
Thanks
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