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Look at CoiniumServ/src/CoiniumServ/Jobs/Manager/JobManager.cs I am probably wrong, but doesn't the "return" on line 122 cause line 129 to get skipped? Doesn't that cause the timer to elapse and never get...
The if statement starting on line 121 simply becomes: `if (blockTemplate.Height == _jobTracker.Current.Height) {_blockPollerTimer.Change(_poolConfig.Job.BlockRefreshInterval, Timeout.Infinite); return;}` This way the timer gets reset properly in the case where the block has...
No. Line 129 gets executed after the try/catch except in the cases where the return on line 122 causes it to get skipped, which it should never do. The blockPollerTimer...
@louiseth1 did you ever solve this issue? Do you know what causes it? Perhaps related to the database?
@mastermind999 did you ever solve this issue? Do you know what causes it? Perhaps related to the database?
I made a pull request for a fork that addresses this issue: https://github.com/mrkschan/cuttle/pull/21