I've been trying to get ports 12001 and/or 17001 to work with no success. I can mine individual Scrypt coins with no issues but I can't seem to get the multi-pool to work. I also have a X11 rig mining on MPH using the multi-pool feature on port 12007 with no issues whatsoever. I can see that the X11 rig is working flawlessly and work switches to the "coin of choice" as it should. On the page http://miningpoolhub.com/?page=account&action=hubworkers the "Account Default Coin" is set to X11. But my Scrypt workers are set directly to Scrypt. I.E. Worker Login is set to Worker.21 Worker Password x Coin Scrypt. But all I get is authentication errors.

Is it possible to mine 2 different algos at the same time or am I missing something?

Hi

Hope Mining Pool Hub cares about what I've found.

I've revealed a hidden miner from a software I got from internet.

It started to take all the resources from the computer, clearly having a miner inside.

The first one is clearly renamed sgminer 4.1.0, when running it, it does not have config to read from.
The second one, winsrv.exe is a batch file copied to autostart by the software. That starts lic.exe.

Seems it's a darkcoin miner, because it generates and uses the darkcoin kernel.
Not sure if the miner does connect to other pools but that's what I got by dumping the program and watching some Wireshark output when running lic.exe.
Dumped the core program and found out next:


What I ask from miningpoolhub, to reveal all the IP addresses that guy called "therapy" uses when logging in, bust that motherfucker to his local cops, and at least block that username totally if fear contacting police. Many people having affected computer does not then connect to that pool and does not give that dickhead any free hashes.

Thank you, just want to inform people.

Yes. I'm absolutely sure that I had set things to stratum+tcp://hub.miningpoolhub.com:12001 But I'm not where I can check it again. I'll do that soon though.

UPDATE: It's working now!  Also does port 17007 work for X11? I thought I saw a note about this on the MPH site but now I can't find it. Lastly what's the difference between the "simple" 17xxx port and the 12xxx port? Since you've looked at my config which one should I be using?

My apologies if I'm asking too many questions!

Hi
Thank you for inform.

We occasionally receive this kind of messages.
This account is suspicious but we can't block him right away since some misuse can happen.

It doesn't mean that you lied, it means that we need some proof things to refute when that account claims.
We can't say that we blocked his account just by this thread.
This will make miners feel like scam pool. I think you understand what we are talking about.

We emailed him and gave him time to explain this situation.
And, would you please send us more info about it?
Maybe you can send file to contact@miningpoolhub.com, file downloaded website, url.

Actually we wrote down this account's last login time, IP address.
Hashrate is low, seems like only one gpu is infected if it's malware.

Thanks.

Yes, correct!

Hahaha 
Thanks!

Worker number is hidden currently because we don't count worker number correctly these days.

There's two reasons why we don't care worker number.

1. Worker number is not that meaningful these days.
Many big miners are using proxy server and mine as one worker. Someone who mine qubit, x11 in our pool is submitting as only one or several worker but the hashrate is tremendous.
So just worker number doesn't reflect the miner's interest or participants number. The real worker(GPU) number is even hidden to us by proxy stratum server.

2. We do some optimizations like merging worker's shares to other worker at stratum server and submit to db as one. Of course it doesn't affect account's total hash at all but loses worker number accuracy.
We had to implement this optimizations because sometimes there's big miners who have more than +10000 workers submitting tons of shares per second. Stratum server can handle it quite easily but tons of little shares are slow when calculating share contribution to distribute mined coins.
This optimization may make worker number not correct but increases calculation speed much.


Actually we have worker number info at db.
We just don't open it because "it's not accurate and not that important".


We provide pool hash so you would be able to see similar info about it like how many GPUs are behind it.
One more tip, if you mouseover at pool hash column from main page, you would see net hash as tooltip.
This would help you to understand the coin's current status more.


Thanks.

Sorry to hear that. Block reward will be credited to your account when block is found.
You didn't waste hash but it would need some more time.

Miners in our pool tend to mine each coin directly.
We can't force them to mine some coin or auto switches. 

Yes!
Thank you for spreading good things about MPH