41K SC upload fee???
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@moorsc0de
There is connection between SiaHub where I watch the pricing trends and a UI (the underlying wallet or siad).
Siahub shows the data (pricing and scoring) it gets from a "Siahub wallet". You can get the same information from your wallet. The host score differs slightly between any 2 wallets but the price offerings are correct. The "laggy" comes from the fact the wallet does not update all the hostdb every second.
And I saw hosts with nearly zero "price" but insane fees in the top30 before the 1.3.0 wallet was available. I saw these hosts pushed out of top 300 after the 1.3 version was in the GitHub. So I assume the wallet version lower than 1.3 still does not penalize them.Regarding contract fees- 3-5 SC are normal one time fees in my opinion.
Of course, 250SC just for initial renter setup (50 hosts) looks a lot , but that is the price you pay the hoster for being ready to accept your files (locking part of the hosts collateral). Upload and download fees are infrastructure related- someone has to pay for the used bandwidth. Why should the hoster alone bear all the responsibility and costs for the renters wishes by sacrificing his available coins, storage space and network bandwidth?
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@reinisp I am not disputing there is a transfer of data from UI to Sia Hub and Sia Pulse. What I am saying is the UI does not (should not) be using these sites for the host/ rentering pairing.
Sia Pulse and Sia Hub are independently managed using open source data from Sia. So there is no way for the UI to just take info from random sites and pair that up to the renter/host matching process.I have voiced questions in the past regarding the scoring and also uptime of each site... In testing, I have had Sia UI completely uninstalled from my computer and yet my IP still shows on the SiaPUlse site as active and days continue to count as if I am still active.
Sia Hub is managed by another guy and he does a relatively good job of displaying data.. but thats all it is - a display. The code renter and these sites have nothing in common when an allowance is set. There is a behind the scene's engine to determine renter/host matchups.. and so
using these sites does not provide a 1 to 1 relationship between whats going on in the UI and what is going on in "reality" for the renter.Sure 3-5 SC is normal.. but paying a 10,000 SC upload fee is not and renters have been linked to this.. and simply using SiaHub and SiaPulse displayed scoring does not eliminate the possibility these hosts being selected or paying these high fees with one.There are many stories ofthis going around. Perhaps new version addressed- this but using Sia Hub and Sia Pulse does not prove that...and if the U is using those pages- Sia has bigger issues than I thought.
Your last question is off topic so I am not going to get into that. This post is about a renter who lost mass amount of coins and doesnt know why. But more than likely a masked host and upload price is why...
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@moorsc0de
SiaPulse and SiaHub is taking information from their UI (not the ui but the siad from their UI), not the other way. That is the problem. SiaHub shows scoring from 1.3, but the UI users still download the 1.2.2 as the current and get the scores from the outdated scoring routines.
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@reinisp said in 41K SC upload fee???:
Regarding contract fees- 3-5 SC are normal one time fees in my opinion.
Of course, 250SC just for initial renter setup (50 hosts) looks a lot , but that is the price you pay the hoster for being ready to accept your files (locking part of the hosts collateral). Upload and download fees are infrastructure related- someone has to pay for the used bandwidth. Why should the hoster alone bear all the responsibility and costs for the renters wishes by sacrificing his available coins, storage space and network bandwidth?up to 50-250 SC for initial renter setup (50 hosts, each charging 1-5 SC for contract creation) is nothing compared to other fees charged from current renters. Looks for example there (example of first 10 contacts for new renter setup): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KD1tdxc78okXeu4c2z4vWnVr1p9aaaqCXlwfaMmNZ9M/
Currently renters charged for contract creation (this fee goes to hosts) AND seafund fees in advance on full allowance and full collateral. Even if three is no actual use(upload,storage, etc) yet. Is more like 20-30 SC fees per 1 contact and 1000-1500 SC fees for initial renter setup.
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@reinisp Therein lies a problem... eh?
I'm not quite sure how long Sia expects to stay afloat like this. Are they still afloat? hmmm
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@moorsc0de
This is the reason why I'm telling to not use the "current" release (1.2.2) for renting.@Mad_Max
I would say simply the coin price is/was to high.As I understand Siafund fee is a bit less than 4% from the locked collateral That should not be the issue.
Locking the allowance in advance (the same way as collateral) is acceptable, but it should be the expected, documented and explained behaviour, not unexpected.
For instance, my host tells me:Locked Collateral: 18.99 KS Risked Collateral: 329 SC Lost Collateral: 0 HIt means my balance has nearly 20KS less, but only 329 are "used" (risked).
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@reinisp You telling me this is a mute point.
Sia Ui has been distributed to anyone with an internet connection and capable of installing and actually spending coins in it. That's the over arching problem (not me). I already know about this.. but how many other people do not?
How many other people still using the old version? Why was the old version even deployed in this type of way?Im thinking about other people besides myself. I sacrificed my SC to warn people when I saw it was not on the level- not to warn myself.
So lets say Sia never saw this basic oversight.. what else was overlooked? This is the reality I have mentioned.. its ridiculous how people keep getting drug along in this Sia affair.Create something that works (as designed)- then release it... its that simple. Releasing things ... pumping the platform on internet and in the slack is damn near selling snake oil.. without the SNAKE OIL label.
The image you just posted is what I just explained. But you have no idea if that collateral will come back until the final day of the minimum 13 week contract.. and on top you dont even know how many contracts came in each day because the v1.2.2 was incrementally increasing contract count every time the UI was rebooted. So the actual ledger of collateral is a figure derived from what? There is no file to actually go back to and make a coin by coin or contract by contract audit to know if this is working properly. Your just looking at numbers on a screen.
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OK, despite my fears is does seem like it is locked and not spent, if I am reading the 'renters contract' data returned correctly?
marfeusftp.myftp.org:9982 39.65 KS 0 H 1.618 KS 281.02 MB 126775 8f767e913845e531ebe8ba063614b46b27740119d0bdcdbb1c0cc18df67594f7
That would appear to be the offended contract. Am I right in thinking 39.65K gets sent back on block 126775?
Still, I fail to see why this much SC left my wallet at the outset. It has resulted in me deleting my data from the hosts and xferring my remaining SC back onto the exchange which I would of course prefer not to do.
The UI is frankly dire, completely unintuitive, I have no idea if that is a bug or just badly implemented correct behavior. I do know I should not have my allowance exceeded whether by poor code design or otherwise. I am semi-computer literate, I can only imagine the effect that would have on someone less able to analyse what happened and get help.
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@maol I did 13 week contracts and I believe the 7500 is for the whole period (I may be mistaken) but can be topped up every 6 weeks, it would still not explain the amount that left my wallet.
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Your not communicating renter vs hosting behaviors or your mixing them up in your last comment.
Hosts post collateral
Renters create an AllowanceNeither paarty gets anything back until the end of the contract. Renters get unused allowance and Hosts get collateral back (per Sia documentation).
Your last comment your posting a renter contract which suggests you have rented space from a host???
Collateral is not a renter function its a host function as a result of a renter using the hosts allocated space.are you renting or hosting - there is a big difference.. the info you posted in your last comment looks like a a renter contract.
Hosts have no way of knowing what the renter is using they just pay out collateral until contract expires or avail space is used up- and using the Expected SC earned amount.
Renters only get unused allowance back at the end of the contract.. so once you have locked in with a host you have to wait 13- ?? weeks.
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@reinisp
prices (SC/USD ratio) only affect fixed fees. % fees like sea fund independent of exchange priceYes, it is a 3.9% but on whole sum of file contract. And contact sum is <locked collaterial (from host)> + <locked allowance (from renter)> + <contract creation fee(set by host)>.
In your example risked collateral is only 329 SC. But renters with whom you have contracts already paid at least 1000 SC as fees to create contacts with your. And i think <100 SC paid to you for real use of your host resources. So for now fees are >1000% for your host. It will go down as actual use grow, but at current moment are incredibly high.
(18990+18990/2)*0.039 = 1110.91 SC + <number of contracts> x <contract creation fee>
Note: i assume your collateral set at your <storage price> x 2 You can replace by your actual numbers - It's just a rough estimate
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I am renting only. I entered 'renters contract' in the terminal and it return all the contracts I had formed for my uploaded files. That one I highlighted seems to be the one that took the large chunk but I am unsure why 39K of it is kept over (i guess in case I download it or something?)
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'Renter -v' returns:
Renter info:
Storage Spending: 765.3 mS
Upload Spending: 43.65 mS
Download Spending: 0 H
Unspent Funds: 52.02 KS
Total Allocated: 52.02 KS
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@moorsc0de Quite correct, I changed 'renters' to 'hosts' to reflect the correct meaning. Thanks.
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@desgrippes said in [41K SC upload fee???]:
OK, despite my fears is does seem like it is locked and not spent, if I am reading the 'renters contract' data returned correctly?
39.65 KS 0 H 1.618 KS 281.02 MB 126775
That would appear to be the offended contract. Am I right in thinking 39.65K gets sent back on block 126775?
Yes, 39 650 SC should return back to you after block 126775. You will be charged only around 42 SC (0.000281 x 50000 x 3) for already used space(280 MB). Here this rogue host: Link
BUT only if you will never upload more data to this host or never renew this contract. And currently there is no any option to kick/blacklist individual bad host in sia client. So you need to block it by 3rd party software (like software firewall or in home router/modem settings) - sia will think host always offline(use both ip and domain name for block). Or do not upload any new files again until this contact is expired.
Otherwise client will upload more data to this host and it will began to eat this locked money.
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@desgrippes So what version of Sia are you running.. since some have said this type of thing has been eliminated in recent versions. This shouldn't have occurred if using the most recent - are you?
Technically this shouldn't have happened in ANY version if the platform is to be taken seriously.
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@desgrippes said in 41K SC upload fee???:
@maol I did 13 week contracts and I believe the 7500 is for the whole period (I may be mistaken) but can be topped up every 6 weeks, it would still not explain the amount that left my wallet.
You can check this by running command in terminal: "renter allowance"
It should show you both total allowance and period actually used by your client.
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@moorsc0de
There is no UI for the 1.3 version of siad.Taek told it should appear on Friday, but forgot to tell what week... LOL
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@reinisp said in 41K SC upload fee???:
@moorsc0de
SiaPulse and SiaHub is taking information from their UI (not the ui but the siad from their UI), not the other way. That is the problem. SiaHub shows scoring from 1.3, but the UI users still download the 1.2.2 as the current and get the scores from the outdated scoring routines.OK
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Who could tell me something about this transaction:
d04d640c7ca788581bb37f5b66d50ecda26326ed068ea10fdece68e51ec25713
I suspect what it is, but is it possible to be sure?@moorsc0de
I think that is the end transaction for my renting period and my unspent allowance returned to my wallet.
That would mean the unspent coins are returned. And that was in April. I think then the "current" version was 1.0.4 or 1.2.0.
