A2 Terminator No credit for solved blocks

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Chris Sokolowski
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Re: A2 Terminator No credit for solved blocks

by Chris Sokolowski · · Post #4454

I apologize for the issue. I did a code review, and I found that the bcmath function was returning an unexpected result when crediting balances for solo mined blocks. I have corrected the code, and from my testing, it seems to work properly now. I corrected the November 29 earnings on your account as well. If you resume mining, I will keep an eye on your account to make sure everything is functioning properly.
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Re: A2 Terminator No credit for solved blocks

by fugju · · Post #4461

I found another block today at 8:43 ... they is mature ... the uncredited block is away from history? Why? I dont can see which of both was credited and which was not.


Once i cant unterstand:

Why the pool mine another coins with my miner, although i mine solo ONE coin? In the history i see trashcoins like Leafcoin although i mine solo gamecredit. That do waste my hashpower?


PS: One block is still not credited, although its matured with full confirms since many hours.
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Re: A2 Terminator No credit for solved blocks

by Steve Sokolowski · · Post #4463

fugju wrote:I found another block today at 8:43 ... they is mature ... the uncredited block is away from history? Why? I dont can see which of both was credited and which was not.


Once i cant unterstand:

Why the pool mine another coins with my miner, although i mine solo ONE coin? In the history i see trashcoins like Leafcoin although i mine solo gamecredit. That do waste my hashpower?


PS: One block is still not credited, although its matured with full confirms since many hours.
Your hashpower isn't being wasted on Leafcoins. Those are merge-mining coins. You earn those coins without spending any additional hashpower because they are mined at the same time. They pad your profits by about 10% and they are converted automatically into the target coin.

When Chris gets up, I'll ask him to look into the issue of blocks again. I apologize for the problem. The core issue here is that this code is written in PHP, which cannot handle floating point numbers effectively. The code was written in PHP because of a person who started out the business with us in 2013, and we have been paying for that ever since. Chris will make a temporary fix to be sure you are paid for what you are owed to this point and then will again look into a new permanent solution over the weekend. Thanks for your patience!