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What is the normal rate of failing to submit a block from Electroneum pool?
We have a node-cryptonote-pool mining Electroneum, and sometimes it even finds a block . However, due to many factors, most of which are obscure for me, it fails to submit it, fails with error like this:
Error submitting block at height 141295 from here-goes-wallet-address@127.0.0.1, share type: "trusted" - {"code":-7,"message":"Block not accepted"}
Sometimes it just does not have this block:
{"code":-7,"message":"Block not accepted"}
The electroneumd (fork of monerod) shows error
Transaction not found in pool
at the same time. We lose ~50% of mined blocks with such errors. The question is, what is the normal rate for such errors? Is 50% indeed normal and what we can do is just to give up and live with it, or there is a room for improvement?
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Fortunately we haven't had this happen to our pool.
@Oliver which pool software do you use and which coin are you mining?
@sunnyrat: I'm slightly irritated here. Are you a miner or a pool op?
@Oliver pool operator, as you can understand from the topic text. We use node-cryptonote-pool, maybe it has some internal problem
I've tested both our own implementation and nodejs-pool. Both worked without problems. We are currently running the former.