Well I ended up having to re-download the entire blockchain twice but now my client is working and up to date. Unfortunately now I am having mining issues. I am using the GUIminer scrypt version.
I have made a .conf file exactly as described in the Notes and launched the client as server. Not getting any shares though. error message says
pool 0 slow/down or URL or credentials invalid
everything on my miner is configured the way I set it up in the .conf file.
I configured the regular version of GUI miner for terracoin the same way and it worked so I am not sure what gives.
server=1
rpcuser=any
rpcpassword=any
rpcport=7100
rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 That should be the conf file. dont recommend nonstandard ports. |
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not the installier, the wallet.
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I have built devcoind with the new reciever.h Moved ~/.devcoin/receiver to ~/.devcoin/receiver.gone Now to see if it does in fact bootstrap itself up without needing me to manually provide it with the receivers files or directory... (Will edit with results soon, currently it is just opening its wallet / scanning blockchain...) ...Okay, it created a new receiver directory and populated it! Cool. Update pushed to github at: https://github.com/knotwork/old-devcoindhttps://github.com/knotwork/old-devcoin-qt-MarkM- should i create a new bundle? its not really neccessary. also did someone create a installer yet? |
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At 1 BiTCoin per 2500 BBQcoin I can sell a few more, how many bitcoins worth do you want at that price?
-MarkM-
tell me if you successfully traded with him, then i will trade with him too  |
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The error I'm getting in devcoind is:
Socket error: connect, 0The error is gone, my client shows connections to up to 8 peers, but doesn't even start downloading the blockchain. Deleted it from my computer to try again, and now getting this error: ************************
EXCEPTION: N5boost16exception_detail10clone_implINS0_19error_info_injectorINS_10filesystem22basic_filesystem_errorINS3_10basic_pathISsNS3_11path_traitsEEEEEEEEE
boost::filesystem::create_directory: Access is denied: "C:\Users\[my user name]"
C:\Users\[my user name]AppData\Roaming\Devcoin\devcoin.exe in ProcessMessage()
ProcessMessage(block, 249 bytes) FAILED
received: block (249 bytes)
received block 00000000c570e183af77
REORGANIZE
reading a error message helps: "Access is denied" this means devcoin.exe has no permissions to write in these Pathes (probably run as admin?). |
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dont talk about the W word...
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Im trying to run a LTC p2pool node It is running, I am able to connect with miners, but I am not able to access the web interfase. I forwarded a local port 5555 to port 9338 on the node and i am entering http://localhost:5555/ in my local browser, but i am getting the following r>)version�����q���yL��������������������������������������������������$zxRh9GC11.4��� 9S>o.AYѪ r.\ Any ideas? The same thing is happening in 2 differente installations one running ubuntu 12.04 and one running ubuntu 10.04. Thank you and best regards, Max why do you connect to the p2p port and not the web port? reading --help helps obviously! |
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I get the "does not validate on CPU" messages mostly when I choose kernel launch configurations that the RAM on the card does not support.
memory usage can be estimated by calculating blocks x warps x 4 MBytes where your -l argument to cudaminer specifies blocks x warps
i also get it if the con to the pool is lost for some time and afterwards being reestablished. a simple cronjob that kills and restart cudaminer every 5 minutes solves it nicely  |
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repaired? there was no need to fix anything. mark fixed his checkpoints in some days and since then no problems exist.
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12 posts? no binarys needed for *nix anyway |
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What is the "best" way to do this (even if that's a bit insecure) ? because when I run goxtool at startup I always get this message enter passphrase for secret: I would like to bypass this step You are not the first one to ask me and I am going to implement one of these two options (not sure which one, probably the second one): (1) A command line option (with a huge warning) to pass the pasword on the command line. It is insecure because the password will end up in the ~/.bash_history if you do this. (2) The other alternative would be to make a separate .ini setting for the unencrypted secet that is automatically used (and the password question bypassed) when this setting is found in the ini. how about reading from STDIN? python goxtool.py <<< YOURPASSWORDHERE |
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Hmm, in the code for p2pool you're supposed to put the number of blocks before it'll halve, I'm not sure what you use if it never halves....maybe you can get away with just putting a humongous number. I looked through the code for bbqcoind and it seems like 59333 is supposed to be the p2p port? Except it doesn't seem to actually work when I tell p2pool to use it. 19323 looks like it's supposed to be the testnet port. I also need to figure out how to get p2pool to accept bbqcoin addresses but I'm not even sure what the difference is between a BBQCoin address and a regular litecoin address. I edited the networks.py but it seems like with BBQCoin you can't get away with using the same prefixes as LTC like Feathercoin does, but I'm not sure how to make p2pool take BBQcoin addresses specifically. Anybody able to help me out with this? Take a look here and lemme know if you have any ideas https://github.com/teknobasterd/p2pool-bbqIf we can 1) Figure out how to get the p2p port working in bbqcoind and 2) have someone help me format the prefix and identifier parts for BBQCoin in networks.py then we should be able to get p2pool running for BBQCoin. how about searching this thread for those numbers? then you find it out pretty fast... I've read through this whole thread, where did anybody ever post the hex encoded prefix and address format for the network? Half the information is incorrect in this thread anyway, there's tons of posts claiming 19323 is the port when it's the testnet port and nobody ever mentioned 59333 though that seems to be because it doesn't work. I don't need snarky posts about searching threads when I've spent hours trying to figure this out. If you want to submit actual working code go ahead but posting useless tips about searching the thread for stuff that's obviously not in the thread is just being a jerk. I'm posting to tell you that the ports aren't what's posted here and you're telling me to go read the thread when my post is about the port numbers in the thread being wrong and that I need help with the address prefix formatting encoded in hex. in this case learn how to use the search function... if you would have used the search function with those numbers you had your answer from the start. dont blame it on me if you dont know how to use the search function. also you could just do $ netstat -n --listening -p | grep bbqcoind to find out which port it is. you got a brain, use it! if your unable to use your brain pls commit suicide and help humanity to evolve further (dont take this serious ) |
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I have some philosophical questions:
Is it good for us if it's good for market ?
or is it good for us when it's bad for market ?
Should we help to improve usage of BTC as currency (by stabilizing price
instead of taking advantage of the price change) ?
the more volatile the market, the more income |
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I've finally bit the bullet and switched over from solo mining (litecoin) I set my CGminer to p2pool.org:9327 along with the address in my litecoin client as my username. Should I have also downloaded the p2pool program? Anyway, does this all look normal? Been running for about 4 hours. Nothing showing in my wallet yet.  haha, win morons at its best! |
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CPUmining is bad for overall performance too since its cache trashing and it also introducers more lag for cgminer/etc, thats is a really bad idea... It automatically disables when there is anything else to mine with, I was using it mainly for testing. I assure you I never actually meant it to return bitcoins. ok, then its fine |
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got 20 BQC, will redistribute to newcomers |
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