Title: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Sunny King on February 10, 2013, 07:36:44 AM Use the space here to offer your bounty proposals/discussions for PPC.
Active Bounties Suspended Bounties [Market Acceptance - SUSPENDED] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=142295.msg1937308#msg1937308 Sunny: pledge 100 PPC to bounty hunter for each retailer adopted up to first 20, through May 2013. [OpenCart Support - see below for description] [OpenCart bounty proposal - SUSPENDED] After seeing the opencart btc/ltc payment demo, I like the project very much. So I am going to offer my first bounty project: Completing an opencart ppc module based on https://github.com/btcgear/OpenCart_Bitcoin https://github.com/live627/OpenCart_Litecoin hooked to bitparking exchange rate. If there needs to be bitcoin 0.7 features I could provide patch support before ppcoin's refresh to bitcoin's 0.7. Requirement: 1) demo a successful opencart transaction paid by PPC. 2) PPC payment amount calculated based on bitparking exchange rate. 3) fork published on github. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: AndyRossy on February 10, 2013, 11:08:06 AM Ill contribute another 5k PPC.
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 10, 2013, 11:24:56 AM After all the frustration I have had with linking up a Terracoin Wordpress plugin and the Terracoin Armory project of late... I'm feeling a need for something new so i'm having a look at this now :) will let you know how it goes.
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 10, 2013, 03:14:32 PM Ok so i setup a mock BTC opencart checkout to see what functionality needed to be there and i got this so far...
http://opencart-btc.btc-music.com following the install iinstructions of https://github.com/btcgear/OpenCart_Bitcoin I have had to add the currency BTC manually to get prices to be in BTC, but was able to install the plugin etc and just wondering if anyone else had the same internal error when checking out at the bitcoin selection payment method.... its gonna be the settings to the bitcoind running on the server.. but this is always where i seem to be falling down :( looking at the code now to see what edits to make for PPC :) Well initial changes made and uploaded to the github... testing now https://github.com/FuzzyBearBTC/OpenCart_PPCoin Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: AndyRossy on February 10, 2013, 03:29:01 PM If there needs to be bitcoin 0.7 features I could provide patch support before ppcoin's refresh to bitcoin's 0.7. Also, there's a patch I wrote that provides all these features which the cart could theoretically need, somewhere in the orig PPC thread. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 10, 2013, 04:37:08 PM Testing PPCoin site is up 8)
http://opencart-ppc.btc-music.com am downloading the ppc blockchain on the server so I can test checkouts.. but other than configuration settings of the opencart talking to the ppcoind client I can see no reason why this plugin would not work. Let me know what u think and i'm looking into the API ticker for current exchange rates. posted above, but as an edit, so for reference here is a link to the code in the github https://github.com/FuzzyBearBTC/OpenCart_PPCoin I'll throw in a few screenshots of what it looks like from the admin panel to... EDIT: added images Install and Add PPCoin as a Payment method https://i.imgur.com/ZUjY8hD.png clicking edit takes you here where you can enter the connection setting to ppcoind https://i.imgur.com/t3wjdqy.png Ok yup got to the same error point as with the btc opencart checkout... any advice anyone?? i tried lots of variations in the server host, and making sure the ppcoin.conf matches on a rpallow entry but still no joy :( anyone know anyone who is actually using the opencart on a live site as they may be able to help with these settings, or maybe my server not got enough ram?? or idk Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: dreamwatcher on February 10, 2013, 07:28:10 PM Just a couple of thoughts...
I quickly scanned some of the code on the git, and thought of two possible issues: 1. the URI interface, through my experience only works with BTC, and even then only if installed a certain way. The scheme command looks like: (bitcoin:<address>[;version=1.0][?amount=<amount>][?label=<label>][?message=<message>][?send=<private key>]) See: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/URI_Scheme If the cart is trying to use the URI scheme with PPC it will not work, and unless Bitcoin is installed in such a way the OS/Browser is aware of the URI, it will also fail. 2. If trying to send a raw transaction, remember PPC has the extra time stamp in the transaction. I am not sure how that works with sending a raw transaction, but it was one of the issues that I needed to address when adapting ABE to PPC. This is just off the top of my head and I could very well be wrong about either or both issues. ;D Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: smoothie on February 10, 2013, 07:42:54 PM Curious what the point of creating a checkout system when the POS algorithm hasn't been proven publicly that it can hold its own without checkpoints.
Just seems backwards...like the chicken and egg problem. But only difference is having a shopping cart or Point of sale system needs security first before it makes sense to use. So when was the release of the new PPC POS algorithm? Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Sunny King on February 10, 2013, 08:31:45 PM Curious what the point of creating a checkout system when the POS algorithm hasn't been proven publicly that it can hold its own without checkpoints. Just seems backwards...like the chicken and egg problem. But only difference is having a shopping cart or Point of sale system needs security first before it makes sense to use. So when was the release of the new PPC POS algorithm? You are quite correct although you miss the point that's exactly why I am organizing bounty project and not working on it myself. Instead I will concentrate on the security issues and client features. Release is very close. Likely in a week or so. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 10, 2013, 08:44:44 PM Just a couple of thoughts... I quickly scanned some of the code on the git, and thought of two possible issues: 1. the URI interface, through my experience only works with BTC, and even then only if installed a certain way. The scheme command looks like: (bitcoin:<address>[;version=1.0][?amount=<amount>][?label=<label>][?message=<message>][?send=<private key>]) See: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/URI_Scheme If the cart is trying to use the URI scheme with PPC it will not work, and unless Bitcoin is installed in such a way the OS/Browser is aware of the URI, it will also fail. 2. If trying to send a raw transaction, remember PPC has the extra time stamp in the transaction. I am not sure how that works with sending a raw transaction, but it was one of the issues that I needed to address when adapting ABE to PPC. This is just off the top of my head and I could very well be wrong about either or both issues. ;D in answer to number 1) the only lines of code i can see that do the JSON calls are Code: $PPCoin = new jsonRPCClient('http://'.$this->config->get('PPCoin_rpc_username').':'.$this->config->get('PPCoin_rpc_password').'@'.$this->config->get('PPCoin_rpc_address').':'.$this->config->get('PPCoin_rpc_port').'/'); Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Liquid on February 10, 2013, 11:48:39 PM Why are the items so cheap ?
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 10, 2013, 11:54:53 PM Why are the items so cheap ? only an example test site i threw together to test the plugin.. so I don't actually have the items for sale and chackout is not working properly :( yet :P Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: smoothie on February 11, 2013, 12:09:01 AM Curious what the point of creating a checkout system when the POS algorithm hasn't been proven publicly that it can hold its own without checkpoints. Just seems backwards...like the chicken and egg problem. But only difference is having a shopping cart or Point of sale system needs security first before it makes sense to use. So when was the release of the new PPC POS algorithm? You are quite correct although you miss the point that's exactly why I am organizing bounty project and not working on it myself. Instead I will concentrate on the security issues and client features. Release is very close. Likely in a week or so. Can there be some sort of public discussion of the POS alg you developed? Why not? Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: AndyRossy on February 11, 2013, 12:49:35 AM Curious what the point of creating a checkout system when the POS algorithm hasn't been proven publicly that it can hold its own without checkpoints. Just seems backwards...like the chicken and egg problem. But only difference is having a shopping cart or Point of sale system needs security first before it makes sense to use. So when was the release of the new PPC POS algorithm? You are quite correct although you miss the point that's exactly why I am organizing bounty project and not working on it myself. Instead I will concentrate on the security issues and client features. Release is very close. Likely in a week or so. Can there be some sort of public discussion of the POS alg you developed? Why not? Ask these questions in the relevant thread? Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: smoothie on February 11, 2013, 01:17:27 AM Curious what the point of creating a checkout system when the POS algorithm hasn't been proven publicly that it can hold its own without checkpoints. Just seems backwards...like the chicken and egg problem. But only difference is having a shopping cart or Point of sale system needs security first before it makes sense to use. So when was the release of the new PPC POS algorithm? You are quite correct although you miss the point that's exactly why I am organizing bounty project and not working on it myself. Instead I will concentrate on the security issues and client features. Release is very close. Likely in a week or so. Can there be some sort of public discussion of the POS alg you developed? Why not? Ask these questions in the relevant thread? Can you cry in another thread? lol Was a simple question given Sunny responded about POS. Chill Andy lol Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: mech on February 11, 2013, 11:26:43 AM I join!
Show a working site with payment in PPC and 5k PPC will be yours. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: AndyRossy on February 11, 2013, 04:03:12 PM Sunny, can you keep track of the bounties in the op?
Andy Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Sunny King on February 11, 2013, 06:08:27 PM Sunny, can you keep track of the bounties in the op? Andy Sure, I will compile the list the projects and status as new proposals coming in and projects complete. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: FuzzyBear on February 16, 2013, 12:51:36 AM just to let you all know I tried to setup and run the bitcoin version of the opencart plugin both locally and on the server, and came to the same error spot so I have emailed the original developer to see if he can help me work out what is wrong with my setup.. once this is achieved I should be able to show the PPC version fully working and processing checkouts, also I have started to look into the API data from bitparking, so i'll let you know when I have more success, but it is close!! I can feel it :P (well I got the weekend to work on it :P ) so get ur bounties ready!! and any more requests 8)
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Sunny King on February 16, 2013, 01:08:46 AM Thanks Fuzzy you are always so diligent ;D Keep the good work up!
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Sunny King on April 25, 2013, 02:52:10 AM New bounty!
[Market Acceptance] Persuade a retailer to accept ppcoin payment besides bitcoin. Requirement: a notice or a ppcoin banner on retailer's website to accept ppcoin payment. No requirement to automate payment. I pledge 100 PPC to the bounty hunters for each retailer adopted up to first 20, through May 2013. Talk points: new innovation; environmental responsibility; diversity strengthening cryptocurrency; etc Please chip in with me to help ppcoin gain acceptance! Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: irishmick on May 10, 2013, 01:14:15 AM New bounty! [Market Acceptance] Persuade a retailer to accept ppcoin payment besides bitcoin. Requirement: a notice or a ppcoin banner on retailer's website to accept ppcoin payment. No requirement to automate payment. I pledge 100 PPC to the bounty hunters for each retailer adopted up to first 20, through May 2013. Talk points: new innovation; environmental responsibility; diversity strengthening cryptocurrency; etc Please chip in with me to help ppcoin gain acceptance! I've added 5 ppc per vendor for the first 20. C'mon everyone else. It doesn't take much if everyone chips in a little to get these bounties up. If you believe in PPC put your PPC where your mouth is. Well maybe I nevermind. ;o) Pony up! Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Transisto on May 18, 2013, 07:22:46 PM I'll pledge 20 PPC for the first 20
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: calian on May 29, 2013, 07:56:23 AM Just wanted to cross-link this thread to the ppctalk bounty forum: http://www.ppcointalk.org/index.php?board=8.0
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: Stark-Fujikawa on June 04, 2013, 03:36:58 PM Not sure if this merits a bounty, but I have recently translated Sunny King's original PPCoin whitepaper into Dutch. The result can be viewed and downloaded here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/145468103/PPCoin-Dutch-Translation Dutch has about 23 million worldwide native speakers, so it's not the most common language out there but I still hope my efforts will aid a broader adoption and understanding of the concept. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: St.Bit on June 04, 2013, 04:22:11 PM It would be a good idea for the OP to generate dedecated adresses to the bounties so people can easier donate directly and he handles the coins.
It's also kinda hard to figure out how much bounty is for an retailer atm and just because someone says he's going to plege means nothing if you don't know him. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: irritant on July 09, 2013, 08:01:20 AM It would be a good idea for the OP to generate dedecated adresses to the bounties so people can easier donate directly and he handles the coins. It's also kinda hard to figure out how much bounty is for an retailer atm and just because someone says he's going to plege means nothing if you don't know him. would be very useful, if there are donation addresses we can see how much is donated, but does require trust, escrow? Also I want to start a bounty just like Vorksholk: I'll put up one Bitcoin in bounty for a CPU-miner (standalone) that will run on both windows and linux and outperform the built-in miner. so everybody can chip in edit: I don't really care for optimized client, I just want it for pool mining Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: St.Bit on July 09, 2013, 03:00:00 PM It would be a good idea for the OP to generate dedecated adresses to the bounties so people can easier donate directly and he handles the coins. It's also kinda hard to figure out how much bounty is for an retailer atm and just because someone says he's going to plege means nothing if you don't know him. would be very useful, if there are donation addresses we can see how much is donated, but does require trust, escrow? Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: irritant on July 09, 2013, 06:55:22 PM of course, but someone needs to hold the funds before the bounty can be paid out right, when the developer delivers he gets the funds
Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: St.Bit on July 10, 2013, 08:07:04 AM of course, but someone needs to hold the funds before the bounty can be paid out right, when the developer delivers he gets the funds OP=SunnyKIng=Developer of PPC As I said, if you can't trust the developer of a crypto you can't trust that crypto. He is pledging, not reciving. EDIT: I doubt that anyone wouldn't want her own bounty when the pledge is big, so this will probably just for spare change or PoS rewards as a good deed. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: hl5460 on July 10, 2013, 08:21:18 AM New bounty! [Market Acceptance] Persuade a retailer to accept ppcoin payment besides bitcoin. Requirement: a notice or a ppcoin banner on retailer's website to accept ppcoin payment. No requirement to automate payment. I pledge 100 PPC to the bounty hunters for each retailer adopted up to first 20, through May 2013. Talk points: new innovation; environmental responsibility; diversity strengthening cryptocurrency; etc Please chip in with me to help ppcoin gain acceptance! With XPM catching the attention by setting new prime record. PPC shall gain acceptance by its unique feature. Title: Re: [PPC] Bounty Project Discussion Post by: mably on September 16, 2014, 09:36:07 PM Hi everybody,
A bounty has been created to support the port of Conformal btcd suite to Peercoin: http://peer4commit.com/projects/130 (http://peer4commit.com/projects/130) Feel free to donate! Any help will be greatly appreciated. |