there are four main nodes at the moment:
162.243.18.169
95.85.43.185
162.243.224.22
162.243.222.173

Checking it out but it says the Blockchain is two weeks old. How much was the premine?

current network hashps: 12905023

I was able to get sync'd up after awhile w/ those nodes provided above. It also looks like the windows proxy is running (reminds me of the matrix screensaver). Running the modified cgminer looks the same as the other. But I'm not getting any blocks and cgminer is stuck on the no suitable long poll for localhost. I'm using an asic cube (38 gh/s). It's reporting some activity at 12 gh/s and accepting shares w/ no rejects but cgminer isn't. Any suggestions?

Edit. I'm guessing it's because cgminer is not seeing my cube but the proxy is working and the cube sees that.

This is due to low difficulty. Once it gets running it should be sweet.

addnode=95.178.249.116
addnode=197.6.135.104
addnode=162.243.224.22
addnode=95.85.43.185
addnode=101.98.158.92
addnode=67.187.79.8
addnode=180.150.157.11
addnode=202.198.62.133
addnode=184.144.4.7
addnode=123.6.231.26
addnode=115.187.243.172
addnode=162.243.18.169
addnode=49.50.244.239
addnode=151.49.253.39

On main website there is an error with naming of .conf file, one letter "n" too much in the name.

"so, create and edit a filehome/<username>/.mediterraneancoin/mediterranenancoin.conf containing the lines:"

yes! check your wallet! have fun!

Welcomed! I wonder how many miners using GNU/Linux, who just blindly copy-pasted stuff including .conf name, gave up
in the end because of RPC connection issues. Another thing that makes me wonder is what hash difficulty is actualy accepted
as a valid block, by MED wallet. It seems to me that hashes with difficulty like 83/82 which are shown as accepted are not
generating new blocks. Looking at my miner, it seems hash difficulty must actualy be over 150 or even 200, e.g. I have way
more "Accepted" hashes than those which mined a block for me.

  Got this, but no mining reward appeared in wallet, its the second time it happned .  is there some tweaks i can make to increase chance of success?

btw thanks for the giveaway

In the last hours it has happened also to us to have a few mined blocks refused by the network; this is part of the rules of bitcoin/litecoin protocols, however, it should not depend on the new proof of work algorithm.

When a block with a good PoW is found, it is immediately sent to the network for acceptance; it is the network which reaches a majority and eventually accepts the transaction.
If can happen that a new mining transaction is refused because somebody else has found another solution to the same block, just a fraction of second before.

Regarding the fact of finding two blocks in a few minutes, that is luck!

Regarding the stability of mcproxy, can you report the CPU usage for the java process?