Could not parse rpc data from daemon instance 0

[deep40191]

m@r:~/z-nomp$ npm start

z-nomp@0.0.4 start /home/m/z-nomp LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$PWD/node_modules/stratum-pool/node_modules/equihashverify/build/Release/:$PWD/node_modules/equihashverify/build/Release/ node init.js

2018-03-22 10:50:42 [POSIX] [Connection Limit] (Safe to ignore) POSIX module not installed and resource (connection) limit was not raised 2018-03-22 10:50:42 [Master] [CLI] CLI listening on port 17117 2018-03-22 10:50:42 [PPLNT] [zcash] TimeShare processing setup with redis (127.0.0.1:6379) 2018-03-22 10:50:43 [Website] [Server] Website started on localhost:8080 2018-03-22 10:50:43 [Master] [PoolSpawner] Spawned 1 pool(s) on 4 thread(s) 2018-03-22 10:50:43 [Switching] [Setup] (Thread 1) Loading last proxy state from redis 2018-03-22 10:50:43 [Pool] [zcash] (Thread 1) Share processing setup with redis (127.0.0.1:6379) 2018-03-22 10:50:43 [Pool] [zcash] (Thread 1) Could not parse rpc data from daemon instance 0 Request Data: {"method":"getinfo","params":[],"id":1521696043391} Reponse Data: !DOCTYPE html> html lang="en"> head> meta charset="utf-8"> title>Error /head> body> pre>Cannot POST / /body> /html>

[deep40191]

[crutched]

Check your daemon port (in pool_configs/zcash.json, section "daemons"). Looks like you put http port and getting responses from http-server instead of daemon.

[mrsaicharan1]

@crutched I have come across the same error. Could you explain what you meant by replacing the daemon port. What should i keep in the config file?

[crutched]

@mrsaicharan1 you need to put port for rpc of the daemon in the "daemons" section of config. This port is custom for every coin.

[mrsaicharan1]

Do you have any idea for zencoin? the rpc port of daemon?

[mrsaicharan1]

Also, what IP do I put in? The VPS IP or what ?

[crutched]

@mrsaicharan1 if your daemon on the same machine - put 127.0.0.1 loop as ip. Usually rpc works with localhost only, you need to config it if you want to have your daemon on another machine.

[mrsaicharan1]

I tried keeping that . It says the pool could not start :(. 127.0.0.1 IP Port 80. Do I need to change it elsewhere too?

[crutched]

@mrsaicharan1 I'm 100% sure that 80 port are never used as rpc port of the daemon.

[igorvoltaic]

Zencash or zencoin? Anyways check out zencash pool config example. You can change your rpc port in your node's config file. Line will look like this: rpcport=12345 where 12345 is your preferred rpc port number. Did you start your node before starting z-nomp? Make sure it gives you reply when you make getinfo query.

[mrsaicharan1]

Yeah,I set up the zencash node before. It gives the live status of number of blocks too. The node works fine. The only thing which is not running is the pool due to config issue.

[mrsaicharan1]

{ "enabled": true, "coin": "zen.json",

"address": "znYnbSYnMFSZqyk1VMzHE6QNiP7pp6RH7FE",
"_comment_address": "a transparent address to send coinbase rewards to and to transfer to zAddress.",

"zAddress": "zcLh1SzCYt64T1m17TTNXVSYz1txEFbyCL7qSU9oSEbjjf8wD3rWst1wMeeGqN1nmwENy7LAuQ3U1wywyzucwc8sfXCcLrj",
"_comment_zAddress": "a private address used to send coins to tAddress.",

"tAddress": "znhg6n4jpujWfvwxEkjV5aS3CrJbyPdb6Yc",
"_comment_tAddress": "transparent address used to send payments, make this a different address, otherwise payments will not send",

"invalidAddress":"znhGeka9zXmixvw6ufzGpcaSXcSACrjx5WZ",
"_comment_invalidAddress": "Invalid addresses will be converted to the above",

"walletInterval": 2.5,

"rewardRecipients": {
"znYnbSYnMFSZqyk1VMzHE6QNiP7pp6RH7FE":0
},

"tlsOptions": {
    "enabled": false,
    "serverKey":"",
    "serverCert":"",
    "ca":""
},

"paymentProcessing": {
    "enabled": true,
    "paymentMode": "prop",
    "_comment_paymentMode":"prop, pplnt",
    "paymentInterval": 20,
    "minimumPayment": 0.1,
    "maxBlocksPerPayment": 3,
    "daemon": {
        "host": "107.173.118.210",
        "port": 18231,
        "user": "zenuserorsomebettername",
        "password": "replacethiswithagoodpassword"
    }
},

"ports": {
    "3032": {
        "tls":false,
        "diff": 2.5,
        "varDiff": {
            "minDiff": 0.04,
            "maxDiff": 16,
            "targetTime": 15,
            "retargetTime": 60,
            "variancePercent": 30
        }
    }
},

"poolId": "main",
"_comment_poolId": "use it for region identification: eu, us, asia or keep default if you have one stratum instance for one coin",

"daemons": [
    {
        "host": "127.0.0.1",
        "port": ,
    "user": "zenuserorsomebettername",
        "password": "replacethiswithagoodpassword"
    }
],

"p2p": {
    "enabled": false,
    "host": "127.0.0.1",
    "port": 19333,
    "disableTransactions": true
},

"mposMode": {
    "enabled": false,
    "host": "127.0.0.1",
    "port": 3306,
    "user": "me",
    "password": "mypass",
    "database": "zcl",
    "checkPassword": true,
    "autoCreateWorker": false
}

}

[mrsaicharan1]

Here's my zen.json. @igorvoltaic . Do I need to make any changes?

[mrsaicharan1]

Have to input port and everything too.

[mrsaicharan1]

OK, I've gone past this error and put in the correct rpc port. Now how do I tell the miners which IP to connect to?

[mrsaicharan1]

I'm also getting an error right now saying daemon does not own pool address? Where do I fix this?

[igorvoltaic]

Hi, Yes, your setup doesn’t have port settings in daemon section.

And yes, you need use taddress and zaddress of your daemon

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I'm also getting an error right now saying daemon does not own pool address? Where do I fix this?

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[mrsaicharan1]

Hey @igorvoltaic . yes i've realized my mistake and I have the pool and payments running now

[mrsaicharan1]

Can you help me with connecting my miner to it?

[mrsaicharan1]

miner.exe --server us.miningspeed.com --port 3062 --user znmcoPKLvrUd2qfyH8jfrU52AVgU7sJQ9CL.gamingcomputer --pass x --pec

Is this the correct cmd command?

[igorvoltaic]

Check out “ports” section for connection port and use your pool’s IP

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Can you help me with connecting my miner to it?

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[mrsaicharan1]

username and password can be random?

[igorvoltaic]

Of course not. Just use your usual zen address. Address of the pool will accumulate pool’s fee and you address will receive payments after 100 confirmations. (Minus fee, but right now you have zero fee)

If you want SSL support check out my pool request, it has nginx example

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username and password can be random?

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[mrsaicharan1]

You mean the wallet address right?

[igorvoltaic]

Yes

[igorvoltaic]

Just like with any other pool. Miner’s —server option should contain your pool’s IP address

[mrsaicharan1]

Thanks @igorvoltaic !Honestly speaking, the setup was a pain in the butt but the community made it easier! Now my pool's up and running!!!! <3

[mrsaicharan1]

hey @igorvoltaic , the miner has connected to the pool, but the stats don't show up live on z-nomp website. http://107.173.118.210:8080

[mrsaicharan1]

It says that I have one authorized user on the cmd

[igorvoltaic]

Usually takes several minutes. Does miner show you mining process? Can’t open pool’s web page

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It says that I have one authorized user on the cmd

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[mrsaicharan1]

Hey @igorvoltaic . Done , mining has also started! Thanks anyways!!!

[mrsaicharan1]

One last thing, I wasn't able to change pool fee %. where do I do that?

[igorvoltaic]

In rewardRecipients section you set pool’s address and percentage. 1.0 stands for 1%

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One last thing, I wasn't able to change pool fee %. where do I do that?

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