has the service been up yet?
looks good but forgot about the coin. long time.
Oh yeah, it is definitely up. New version was released today. Check it out: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia-UI/releases/tag/v0.4.4-betaThis project is getting better by the day. As I understand, there are at least 2 full-time developers working on Sia, plus an increasing number of contributions from the community. The Siacoin has seen a steady increase as well the last week. |
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Is there a way to trade Siastock (Siafund) ?
There is no exchange listing Siafund. Maybe you can ask someone here with a good reputation to act as escrow, if that's what you're worried about. |
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I get error 400, bad request, host not reachable port 9982.
I definitely have both 9982 & 9981(I saw that was a potential fix) reachable and I see traffic logged in my router at least on 9981, but theres barely any traffic on 9982.
Could your Windows firewall be blocking that port? Also, where is the documentation for like command line options n stuff?
All docs are here: https://github.com/NebulousLabs/Sia/tree/master/docYou can access options easily on command line: and so on. Im running sia-gui windows x64 build.
How is space allocated then? is it just in the launching directory the space stored or is it in a different location?
The rented space is /host/ folder where siac is located. All hosted files are store there. How do I add the space of multiple drives then?
At the moment, there is no built-in support for this in Sia. It is a bit bare-bones at the moment, though fully functional. If you have multiple volumes you want to use for Sia, you may want to configure an LVM partition and run Sia off that. In case you haven't already, you may also want to read this: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zNpAct53E_5p4KO3_-ZOrg5N9HQw8ACTQ7zAyksSIf8/edit |
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Just found out bout this coin, trying to set up client... in order to share storage it says I have to open port 9982(Im assuming TCP?) I have and it still wont let me host any storage.
Also, how does one configure where this storage is on my PC? like what drive letters etc...
Welcome! What error do you get? TCP port 9982 is correct. It should set up forwarding on your router, but you can go the manual way as well in case that does not work. You can't specify storage location yet. Sia is still in beta. Just keep that in mind. Are there any requirements in order to start earning for dedicating my storage?
None other that being able to host. You can host any amount of storage. If you set your price too high, you may not be selected by uploaders though. Earnings are paid out after 6000 blocks, if the data is still on your drive. Is this coin approaching death or something?
Far from it. Nearing lift-off is more like it... |
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Er det kun delte servere dere har? Har dere noen servere jeg kan kjøre node.js på?
Standard webhosting/webhotell er på delt server, men du kan også leie Linux containere hos oss. Pris på Linux container starter fra NOK 199,- pr/mnd* og inkluderer 1GB ram, 30 GB SDD, 1 TB data. Du kan velge mellom Debian7, Ubuntu (12.04 / 13.10 / 14.04) eller centOS6 som OS. Statisk IP er også inkludert. Trenger du en større container, gang pris og stats (utenom IP) med 1, 2, 3, 4 osv... * edit: minus 20% rabatt når du betaler med bitcoin. |
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Just in case anyone (like me) is wondering why it is so quiet here. It seems discussion of BitMessage is now mostly here: https://bitmessage.org |
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I am having some compilation difficulties today...
I don't know for sure, but that might be a memory issue. Try increasing your swap on your server, or try to move to an instance with more memory. Compiling monero can take over 1 gig of ram or something ridiculous. Thank you!! I just had 512MB RAM assigned to each server. Bumped that up to 2048MB and monero now compiles OK :-) No need to waste money. Just add swap as GingerOpolusAle said.... I got a good deal and the extra memory came at no additional cost. Anyway, I'm back down to 512MB and will keep it that way long term. Threw up 2 more nodes, in addition to an existing one. By the way, what do you reckon the CPU/disk (HDD) load of running a node is? It seems low to me, at least after syncing. I'm tempted to throw up another 5 nodes on existing servers... |
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I am having some compilation difficulties today...
I don't know for sure, but that might be a memory issue. Try increasing your swap on your server, or try to move to an instance with more memory. Compiling monero can take over 1 gig of ram or something ridiculous. Thank you!! I just had 512MB RAM assigned to each server. Bumped that up to 2048MB and monero now compiles OK :-) |
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I am having some compilation difficulties today, whilst setting up a couple of new Monero nodes on Ubuntu servers. I am following these instructions: https://antanst.com/blog/2015/05/22/how-to-set-up-a-monero-node-in-ubuntu-14.04/I have cloned the current dev branch ( https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero.git) and am running `make release-static`. Then this: [ 71%] Building CXX object src/common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/command_line.cpp.o
c++: internal compiler error: Killed (program cc1plus)
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See <file:///usr/share/doc/gcc-4.8/README.Bugs> for instructions.
make[3]: *** [src/common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/command_line.cpp.o] Error 4
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make[1]: *** [all] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/bitmonerod/bitmonero/build/release'
make: *** [release-static-64] Error 2 Any suggestions appreciated!! Here is the full output of `make`: bitmonerod@ubuntu:~/bitmonero$ make release-static
mkdir -p build/release
cd build/release && cmake -D STATIC=ON -D ARCH="x86-64" -D BUILD_64=ON -D CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=release ../.. && make
-- Could not find DEVELOPER_LOCAL_TOOLS in env (not required)
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make[3]: *** [src/common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/command_line.cpp.o] Error 4
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I wish someone would sell me a Sia Fund or 2  Did you check the Sia Trader thread on the Trading forum on Slack? Individuals there post SF for sale regularly. Seems the going price is 10m SC, which to me sounds a lot. |
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Just received a email from Storji, you have heard of them right? Well they beat you to it  Great!! So then we won't be expecting to hear back from you. |
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Hey Stop hogging all the METH You Crazy MethHead. Decentrlized Cloud Storage, what a joke.
"potentially as large as Google or Facebook" if anyone reads that and thinks "really" (you deserve to loose ALL of your BTC).
Storage should be on the Blockchain, clearly way out of these Devs reaches, if people want to see how real Decentralized on the BLOCKCHAIN is done, they should check out I/OCoin.
But be careful, the posters in that forum are a bunch of little girls.
Wohaa!!! Someone please get the donkey out! |
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Question: In the UI, it says XXXX blocks left. What happens to files when the rental period expires? Do files auto-renew? What if wallet is empty? They then get deleted?
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Bump. Vi gir fremdeles 20% rabatt til Bitcointalk medlemmer.
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Thanks Taek. Sia seems an interesting and very promising product.
Will be waiting for the release of version 1.0
There is no reason to wait for version 1.0. Sia is already an interesting and useful protocol. You can already upload files to the Sia network, with the knowledge your files are encrypted and stored redundantly across multiple hosts. The price for this service is currently much cheaper that most, if not all, other storage providers. In fact, I'd say now is the best time to get in. The Siacoin (SC) used to pay for storage on the Sia network is currently also very, very cheap. |
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Or asking poloniex to trade in kilosia (ksia) rather than sia!
Is there a precedent for this? I've never seen this done on any exchange, and think it would dangerously confuse a great many people leading to significant losses. |
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If you don't have both nodes running all the time then you need to wait for a block confirmation before the balance shows up...
What exactly does that mean? Doesn't at least one block need to be mined before the transaction is registered on the receiving end? |
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I tried to send some SC to my Desktop wallet. It seems like it is stuck? root@aeonminerone:~/Sia_v0.4.2-beta_linux_amd64# ./siac wallet send siacoins 3600SC 5dfa9f1c7ccca11115bb3e9ad3bae7c1a4e5e6a95557093e8095210c2a05d3da0d8c054e3b04 root@aeonminerone:~/Sia_v0.4.2-beta_linux_amd64# ./siac wallet status
Wallet status:
Encrypted, Unlocked
Confirmed Balance: 3719.10 SC
Unconfirmed Delta: -3610.00 SC
Exact: 3719098285720000000000000000 H
Siafunds: 0 SF
Siafund Claims: 0 SC
root@aeonminerone:~/Sia_v0.4.2-beta_linux_amd64# Did I do something wrong? How do I get my funds? Looks like the transfer just didn't confirm. Note with the current low hash rates, blocks are mined very slow, about 1 every few hours. So, it might take that long, or longer, for your transaction to confirm. |
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I'm sorry if this question has already been asked, but I can't seem to find the answer. How does one trade BTC for SIAFunds and vice versa?
Head over to the Sia Trading Thread. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1083781.0Perhaps someone there is willing to sell you directly. If I had any, though, I would definitely not sell :-) |
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