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shermand100 / PiNodeXMR

Monero Node for Single Board Computers with Web Interface and additional tools pre-configured. Self Installing.
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P2Pool Issue #113

Open WhiteyCookie opened 1 month ago

WhiteyCookie commented 1 month ago

P2Pool isn't working at all. It don't even start at first ("./p2pool not found") My setup is a raspberry pi 4 with 8gb and a 250gb ssd

Tried to build from source again. No success. Tried to update p2pool by ssh -> setup -> node updates (or similar idk). No success

RobFre70 commented 1 month ago

Same problem here. No raspberry though, but that doesn't matter.

Message is... Connection refused.

RobFre70 commented 1 month ago

I reinstalled the complete node again.

No change.

Pool still not working. All workers connection refused.

No change in network though.

When connecting to public node, all is working fine.

Solution please.

shermand100 commented 1 month ago

P2Pool isn't working at all. It don't even start at first ("./p2pool not found") My setup is a raspberry pi 4 with 8gb and a 250gb ssd

Tried to build from source again. No success. Tried to update p2pool by ssh -> setup -> node updates (or similar idk). No success

Ok, so the "update P2Pool" option from the terminal setup menu can be seen as a soft reset. (Each update element there is a complete remove and reinstall of that component) Because you have a /p2pool not found it's likely there was an install error.

The installer isn't that smart to catch all install errors, so it will tell you it's finished updating but if it failed it doesn't know.

Instead I've output all logs of the updater into "debug.log", so if you look in there if p2pool update has failed again, you will see at the bottom a timestamp for when you started the update (To help you find the content you need) and hopefully a reason why it failed. Usually something as simple as a dependency we can reinstall.

shermand100 commented 1 month ago

Same problem here. No raspberry though, but that doesn't matter.

Message is... Connection refused.

Connection refused is a little different to the above. What settings are you using for your mining software? Assuming it's XMRig you'll need your node IP with port 3333

Are you mining within your local network or trying to connect from outside?

Does this help?

https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool#gnulinux

RobFre70 commented 1 month ago

Yes, I use 192.168.0.167:3333 to connect to the p2pool. It used to work fine. ( My Node and my workerrs are not watched by Adguard. It used to block them before ) I did see an error message during install at the end of install. I could not see what it was though because it was too fast. I reinstalled from the beginning. blockchain is allmost there. Then I will try again.