Quote from: KillerByte on December 25, 2013, 10:02:59 pm

pool has been restored finally.

NEW: Client limit. Has been set to 800 for the time being. If you cant connect and the website works, that is why. First come first serve.

I did this because the pool handles that amount properly, but add much more, and problems occour.

Payouts should occour within 30 minutes... hopefully that happens

EDIT: Check out the website, now shows the number of clients, so you know when to connect.

why not duplicate server for port 8080? what you think?

Quote from: KillerByte on December 25, 2013, 10:02:59 pm

pool has been restored finally.

NEW: Client limit. Has been set to 800 for the time being. If you cant connect and the website works, that is why. First come first serve.

I did this because the pool handles that amount properly, but add much more, and problems occour.

Payouts should occour within 30 minutes... hopefully that happens

EDIT: Check out the website, now shows the number of clients, so you know when to connect.

it shows 807 workers, u sure it's limited?

yes, perhaps we can figure a way of separating it. just pick a few people and work with them behind the scenes.

My advice:  Do what makes you happy, and what you feel is worth it.

That being said; I myself have run several large successful and some not-so-successful projects.  In every case the people who complain the most, seem to be the loudest -- and it's hard to ignore that.  But on the other hand the people who have no issues and no problems with what you're doing are content to remain quiet and drop the occasional compliment.  It's important to stay focused, and remind yourself that for every negative complaint, there's probably 50 other people quietly appreciating what you're doing.

I am sure people are willing to help commit to code if you open source it.  I think if people are willing to help fix it, the funds you get from a working pool would help pay for itself in time.  It may even spawn a few other pools to help take the load off of yours.

In the end, it's your decision.  I can't really help more than offering words of support and appreciation (and the 100 mmc for the pool fund), I hope you "stay in the game" though!

Merry Christmas!

if i use different mining pc is necessary different pooluser? i prefer only one, but you add? is problem different ip?

From the error, at a google-glance, are you running out of memory or temp space?

Quote from: KillerByte on December 25, 2013, 08:29:31 pm

any ideas on the buffer overflow message?

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*** buffer overflow detected ***: memorypool terminated

some attack directed to the port on which the pool is running?