BN just put up a post that says that IP is a Burst Network explorer:
"that is the IP of one of the Network explorers widely used in Burst. That is correct, a Network explorer and guess what it lists??? That's right, your pool. Oh I'm gonna go ouit on a limb and say, that's probably why it's asking for /poot/mininginfo just like in your screenshot. But I may be wrong, it might just be Luxe tht has disguised a DDOS tool in our very own Network Explorer that everyone uses."
@tross , what are the new coins you are referring to?
@emers , you can look at the transaction posted on the polo withdraw page and see where it went
@tross ,
I run a crk version of lexcode for a personal pool and the pool software periodically "rate limits" the incoming DL submissions. Why wouldn't this feature mitigate or solve the problem of too many submissions. You seem like a good guy, hate to see you give up.
@dags ,
If you didn't see it he later apologized and said he made an error of mistaken identity.
@Burstde , my stuck transaction was processed today. The ticket is still open. It will probably never close :)
@ryanw said in Technical information to create plot files:
@Quibus Great work my friend. This is one type of thing that Burst has been lacking...explanations of the basics.
Agreed.
@vaxman said in Poloniex stuck:
I have several Burst withdrawals in "pending" state since Oct 14th on Polo.
Did daily withdrawals during the week before with <60 minute delay, so their Wallet ist stuck or the person doing the manual tranfers is on holidays since Saturday. 8)
That is my exact issue. 10/13/17 and before was fine, after that, no go.
@falconCoin , well I always know when a block starts "when I'm on the forum" :)
haha, as I typed this the draft wouldn't post, and sure enough, the new block was in progress.
The forum page lags until about 60 seconds after the start of the block.