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Yes it dose work on widows(as far as I can tell)  Heve downloaded it and have it runing sice the past 2 hours and it works just fine, no errors That patch failed to build on windows for me. What build env. are you using it worked in? http://dpaste.com/1344394/ works for me now though is a bit ugly. Would probably look cleaner if done as a macro defined in compat.h, but this lets me build it at least. |
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Private, secure, anonymous ... client-side only key handling ... (pay-for-service using btc?)
So the obvious LMAO, I have most of those of course. It is kinda hard for email since it is unencrypted until it hits my custom server, then I encrypt it, before putting into the database. Pretty sure there are options to only accept TLS connections on a number of smtpd servers these days. Would be interesting to see how many senders would refuse to change the link to TLS still. Are you or the servers going to be in privacy unfriendly jurisdictions though? |
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FreeTrade,
can you put a "win32 {" around all your "C:\" stuff in the beginning of file "bitcoin-qt.pro"
that would be nice.
you can put the "BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX=-mgw46-mt-sd-1_54" line inside too...
Sure, can you send the updated file to me at memorycoincc@gmail.com - I'm still not too comfortable with git and github yet. You could try https://bitbucket.org/mytwobits/memorycoin/raw/cce51b91caf06d251af550eb6945fa8b68549752/bitcoin-qt.proThen you would either need to make bat file to set up those variables for your environment or code them in similar to the way the mac ones are later in the file. This also fixes it so the mac ones can be overridden finally,and lets the environmental variable overrides work in all three build environments now instead of just linux. |
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FreeTrade, can you put a "win32 {" around all your "C:\" stuff in the beginning of file "bitcoin-qt.pro" that would be nice. you can put the "BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX=-mgw46-mt-sd-1_54" line inside too... It miss some leveldb building too, I have to build the daemon to make them available. or remove the comment in front of : genleveldb.commands = cd $$PWD/src/leveldb && CC=$$QMAKE_CC CXX=$$QMAKE_CXX $(MAKE) OPT=\"$$QMAKE_CXXFLAGS $$QMAKE_CXXFLAGS_RELEASE\" libleveldb.a libmemenv.a
and
genleveldb.commands = cd $$PWD/src/leveldb && CC=$$QMAKE_CC CXX=$$QMAKE_CXX TARGET_OS=OS_WINDOWS_CROSSCOMPILE $(MAKE) OPT=\"$$QMAKE_CXXFLAGS $$QMAKE_CXXFLAGS_RELEASE\" libleveldb.a libmemenv.a && $
Still it crash on Ubuntu 32bits I still prefer the fix that changes it to fetch that information from environmental variables on all the platforms. Our windows build environment needs different values and this does not let us easily override them. https://bitbucket.org/mytwobits/memorycoin/commits/c5c6674e0be0acd8cfe6d21ebfd1b9b6d0ca2288 |
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For the benefit of anyone who may be downloading the mac build as the bundle listed on the OP now, we can not be sure they will work together as these will. We used BDB 4.7 in our build, and have no idea what the other daemon build used, so until that is known, you should not mix and match that build and ours. |
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* 6 minute block time (mentioned above) is a *feature* for security and robustness, not a bug.
I don't see how 6 mn/block is a feature for security, you have to wait at least 18mn to get some sort of confirmation and 36mn to be sure. 1 mn/block works well for XPM, transactions are fast. Plus if this coin is to be for the small cpu solo miners, it's better to have more blocks so the chances of getting one is more averaged. Of course going under 1mn is not wise considering network latencies. +1 Totaly agree on that, would be good if the blocktime could be set to 1min No it would not. I strongly agree with YukonCoinelius on this issue. I think the one minute block time may prove to be primecoins undoing if it ever started to really take off. |
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Ah, yeah. Yeah, a hard fork to now fix it. |
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OK, count me in! I think I did everything I was supposed to do Happy Birthday Devcoin! I think you may have missed the pm the admin your dvc address step. |
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That sounds pretty sophisticated for such a new coin - could someone really be taking all that effort before it is even listed on an exchange? I'll add that after spending a few hours looking into it, I don't think it's caused by your code. IMO, it's possible it could happen by chance, due to a smaller network and peers that are not running NTP. Most likely due to the smaller network with limited peers accepting incoming connections. The two builds we uploaded yesterday ( http://21stcenturymoneytalk.org/index.php/topic,23.0.html ) both have UPnP enable which should help some, as well as the node running on the block viewer ( http://memorycoin.21stcenturymoneytalk.org/ ) being a seed node that can accept incoming connection and be long running will help That said, this reminds me of another potential issue. Bitcoin itself never fixed the time warp bug, so since this was forked from bitcoin, the time warp patch may have been overlooked to add in. Code to exploit it already is in the hands of those who like to do such things, so yeah, they would use it on a new coin, and have in the past. So if/when a hard fork is ever done the fix for that should also go in ( https://github.com/twobits/MultiCoin-2bit/commit/98deadb47968229d71d537324a139f15edb0c3f9 ). |
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I will do a block viewer.
MVTEoEomFfe7WuSEepMLsorgYzCQGBVw1z
Thanks for your offer. MemoryCoin Foundation is currently offering a 100 Coin bounty for this - that might be a better fit. I disagree with you. That is a lousy fit. Setting up the block viewer, is mainly a hosting cost. This is an ongoing expense, and the one time bounty of 100 coins at a time when the coins have no known exchange rate it a much worse fit. If you want to apply for a grant for it, you're missing a few things -
i) you might say how much you want for it,
ii) your grant proposal address shouldn't be open ended for a fixed size project - so if you wanted 200 MEG, you'd have an adress like MVTE2E2...
iii) You might say how quickly you can have the block viewer running, and the minimum time you guarantee to keep it up for
Again, I disagree. It is hard at this time to give any say as to what one wants, as the market is not established, so it is equally fair to see what people will offer. This is an open ended project. To maintain it, without it being a loss, I would eventually require that the amount of coins had a value of around $10 a month ongoing to cover the costs once of hosting if the block chain grows a bit etc. Speed depends on how messed up the source code is, based on the other issues posted. If it had no issues it could be up in 10 minutes after some interest was shown. If the code is a mess, who knows. 4. Linux Client
5. Linux Compile Tidy
I would need to do a bsd or linux build for the above anyway. What is it these entail? I feel I am missing something here. It's kind of up to you to decide what you'd like to offer. If MEG holders like your offer, they'll vote for your proposal and your grant will be awarded.
Was more wondering what work they would entail, why does the linux comile need a tidy? On most coins this is not an issue, usually the windows and mac ports need the work to get them to build. |
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1. MemoryCoin Block Explorer
I will do a block viewer. MVTEoEomFfe7WuSEepMLsorgYzCQGBVw1z 4. Linux Client
5. Linux Compile Tidy
I would need to do a bsd or linux build for the above anyway. What is it these entail? I feel I am missing something here. |
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Devcoins has turned two, and you get the present. What you have to do is post a Happy Birthday to devcoins on the subforum http://21stcenturymoneytalk.org/index.php/board,6.0.htmlFor information about Devcoins see http://21stcenturymoneytalk.org/index.php/topic,2.0.htmlThey also post one other new thread, that gets a reply. Once this happens pm the admin and you will get 1000 devcoins! This is offer is good for the first 100 people, or till Thursday. (You have longer to get your reply if needed). (If any devcoiners want to donate, pm me, and we will increase the people and/or rewards) |
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Devcoins has turned two, and you get the present. What you have to do is post a Happy Birthday to devcoins on the sub forum http://21stcenturymoneytalk.org/index.php/board,6.0.htmlFor information about Devcoins see http://21stcenturymoneytalk.org/index.php/topic,2.0.htmlThey also post one other new thread, that gets a reply. Once this happens pm the admin and you will get 1000 devcoins! This is offer is good for the first 100 people, or till Thursday. (You have longer to get your reply if needed). (If any devcoiners want to donate, pm me, and we will increase the people and/or rewards) |
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I need help with this twoBits fix. So my bro built a 2 computers and one was ready to go 5 hours ago but he left it with zero software and I've gone near mad trying it to get goin. Spent 5 hours downloading all the software and drivers.
So when I download and unzip twoBits fix I then try to open any of his numerous files and windows (7 pro) takes me a screen asking with what program. You dump computer.
Then I go online to find the right program to open with but everytime its shady shit programs which download massive shit on my computer and they don't even work so then I spend half hour uninstalling that garbage.
I also noticed the new wallet says QT-pro, was the original like that cause I don't remember or does this new wallet include the fixes?
This is a nightmare. I think I'm still missing firmware and drivers but I'm exhausted.
Also, I got the wallet unzipped running but no connections and how do I mine with it. I mean, there's no pool so I solo mine but what do I put in the other fields, like port and server and password (I don't think this I needed).
Anybody got any advice - appreciate it.
Sounds to me like for some reason you are using the wrong link for what you want? You did not download from the git link before and build things right? So why would you use the git link this time? You should be using the second link, the GUI link, https://app.box.com/s/blhmif79kih317yqjm7a are you? Cause you mention multiple files, yet I only see one in it. For the end user, on windows, you just download the file from the second link, extract the file, and run it. As for the connections, I don't think you ever set up any seed nodes and such, so it relies on the ad hoc irc which can be flaky. |
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Like this new guy asked me a few days ago if I could open my command line (black box thing) to communicate with him that way? What? What a weird request. I didn't do it cause it make me suspicious but why would anyone want to communicate that way when we can just email or text or Skype or anything.
I mean, I might not be computer savvy but if I let you in my command box I think you get access to my computer. Am I being just paranoid here or what?
Are you talking about me asking you if you know how to use the cmd line? That was because you asked me how to mine. The best/easiest way to do that right now is by typing in the commands in the command line. It had nothing to do with communicating with me me, or giving me access. Was just a simple question to see if you could even be able to follow instructions of what to type to then mine. Oh well, so that is why you never really replied, your loss. And if you don't know why not to use Skype |
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Anyone else want 20 free Spots?
Sure why not. MKfZWyfpjV12E65DQusk86f9xu463i5etk |
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