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ok, I got an idea....
for another wallet which was not syncing as well,
I installed a .conf file, and it SOLVED the issue.
So, could it be what is required here, adding a .conf file.
In that case, what are the nodes number I should put INSIDE the file?
thanks for your support
Try this : rpcuser=xxxxxxxx rpcpassword=yyyyyyy rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 rpcport=21461 port=21460 server=1 daemon=1 logtimestamps=1 maxconnections=256 addnode=104.236.223.182 addnode=150.101.230.179 addnode=162.255.117.105 addnode=164.132.25.194 addnode=188.134.72.213 addnode=192.52.167.94 addnode=198.74.56.141 addnode=213.129.93.214 addnode=217.51.131.126 addnode=23.92.215.194 addnode=24.50.233.131 addnode=45.55.199.115 addnode=82.46.79.119 addnode=85.114.142.88 addnode=86.5.28.9 addnode=88.206.187.1 I got the addnodes by copy and pasting them from: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/bitb/#!network and clicking on the node list for Version 1.1.1 You can add the other node lists as well. |
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I bought some of these beans just because the logo made me actually LOL but I have a problem with the wallet sync it just won't sync up properly. I have checked my computer clock and the block explorer and my wallet is at the current block but it still says out of sync.
help would be appreciated.
Are you using the latest version? (you should be able to sync without needing to add nodes, unless your using the old BitBean-qt): http://www.bitbean.org/downloads.htmlIf you need assistance, we have a live chat facility: http://teamchat.bitbean.orgOr you may get assistance directly also in our IRC channel: http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#teambeanAlso there is a 24/7 Live assistance facility on our website main page: http://www.bitbean.orgI recently had to reinstall windows then upgrade to windows 10 now I get sync problems with any QT Before starting the wallet, delete the appdata\roaming\BitBean\debug.log. Start the wallet and look at the log, this should give you an insight into what the problem might be. |
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I think I need to emphasise something here. Im still involved, but im going to be concentrating on securing acknowledgement of the coin from Trump HQ. That is my personal goal and I would of course love to see this coin create a situation where we can send Trumps campaign a large donation, and of course make something for ourselves. I run a small business and have one employee whom I do have to consider because it has suffered the last few months and hes become concerned the income has dropped as he should be Im only saying I don’t have the time to do the forum, twitter, email , skype stuff that really does take up much more time than it seems. In the background I will be contacting Trumps people with extra gusto. Theres always something that gets in the way of me focussing on that. Maybe a fresh new project leader will help as well. Its all fine folks, and Im still very confident were going to get the endorsement.  That's nice for your one employee, what about all the people who invested real money in your project ? |
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hmmm i was able to fix it by deleting everyting then pasting the wallet.dat afterwards.. but everytimme i turn off my pc.. and turn on again i am getting that error again.. any idea?
If you are closing the wallet successfully before shutting down the system then it could be a virus on the pc. Copy the /appdata/roaming/bitbean (including the bitbean-qt.exe) onto a usb drive and load it back down on a different pc. If this works then it is definitely the original pc at fault, not the wallet. |
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Also, wallet will not sync. I got the latest of the website like 30 mins ago. I've tried without the .conf file and with the .conf posted on bitbean website neither sync.
You can download the BitBean blockchain from 3/15/16 at CryptoChainer.com. Also, there is a way to display different denominations in Settings / Main, change it to BITB... This site has a sync'ed data directory  |
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i can;t seem to open my wallet.. error is "error loading blkindex.dat"
Use a process of elimination to resolve: Rename the original data directory (appdata/roaming/bitbean on windows) and create a new folder appdata/roaming/bitbean Checking the database integrity: copy into this the contents of original data directory without the wallet.dat fire up the bitbean wallet. A new wallet.dat along with a new wallet address should be created. Checking the original wallet.dat: Copy only the wallet.dat into the empty bitbean folder Fire up the bitbean wallet This would start a re-sync and may take some time. I think there are some up to date sync'ed data directories available to cut down the time it takes to sync. To get back to where you were, delete the new bitbean directory and rename your old folder back to bitbean. To protect yourself in the future, backup the bitbean directory as well as wallet.dat. You can then recover from that if your wallet goes tits up. Hope this helps |
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This is what I used for windows. From the MinGW shell:
Libleveldb.a and Libmemenv.a
cd /C/BitBean/src/leveldb
TARGET_OS=NATIVE_WINDOWS
mingw32-make libleveldb.a libmemenv.a
Berkeley-db
cd /c/deps/
tar xvfz db-5.3.28.tar.gz
cd db-5.3.28/build_unix
../dist/configure --enable-mingw --enable-cxx --disable-shared --disable-replication
make
Hope it helps.
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Here is a post I did a while back, I was under the impression that the current talk was on having an enhanced function to save the pain of manually doing it. How to enable POS In Wallet ?
Setting, options, click Display coin control feature. This allows you to reblock your coins. Settings, unlock wallet (does it for staking only). Check the bottom right of the wallet for the green arrow appearing showing your staking weight. Wallet must be running to stake and I personally keep my blocks from 6k - 20+k. Coin control is left on automatic whilst staking. Pre-empting the next question : Re-blocking your coins - set your passphrase to something short otherwise lock the wallet. - Copy your wallet address to the clipboard (receive coins, highlight the wallet address and Copy Address). - Send coins, tick custom change address and paste your address into the box provided. - Click inputs.., expand the blocks and mark the one(s) you wish to reblock. OK, paste your address into the pay to box and specify the amount. Send, blah, blah and wait 10+ seconds to process then repeat this part. - Reset your passphrase back and unlock the wallet. Reducing the block size, keep halving the amount. If it's 50k then mark it and send 25k, two block of 25k will get produced. Creating larger blocks, for example, mark 50k worth of smaller blocks and then send 25k. Again, two 25k blocks should appear. If you seem to have lost coins check they have not been put into another address in the wallet. Send coins, Inputs..., expand blocks and click address, if two appear, mark the new one and send the coins back to your prime address. If still not adding up, Help, Debug window, checkwallet, if it does not pass, repairwallet. Coins need to be in your wallet for 6 hours before they will mature for staking. |
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To be fair to the Dev, coin control is a feature in the base code copied by most coin wallets and usually requires
activation via options. The discussion about coin control is to update the feature from a fully manual process to
some kind of automation i.e selecting a maximum block size to combined and a desired block size to create.
Staking requires the wallet to be up and running and staking pools offer this function if you don't want to keep your
PC running all the time. The risk involved is that you hand over your coins to a third party therefore trusting the site
is very important.
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You turn coin control on through Settings, Options, Display, Display bean control features (experts only!)
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Hi Beaners,
The coin control feature for the Bean is the same manual option that most other coins use. This needs to be selected in the
options on the wallet then you will be able to access the blocking of your Beans in your wallet. The larger the block sizes
you have, the longer you will have to wait to get a stake in my experience. I personally keep reblocking the Beans that are
below 2k into a single block of 8k up to 24k through coin control.
- copy your wallet address by going the 'Receive Beans'
- select your wallet address and press copy
- Go into 'Send Beans'
- select 'custom change address'
- paste your address into the field provided
- paste it again into the 'Pay To' field
- press the 'Input' button'
- select your smallest blocks to double the amount of your required block size, press 'OK'
- put you desired block size into the 'Amount' field' and 'Send'
In 'Transactions' it should show a 'send to yourself', once accepted you should see two new blocks through 'coin control'. Repeat
until all your low blocks have been resized. Don't forget to unlock for staking when you have finished.
Hope this helps.
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As an observation, the dashboard has a darksend balance and I am using clearnet not the darknet, is that ok?
There are three buttons (well assume they are buttons, I can't access them while it's sync'ing), do you have any information on the darkside of the wallet?
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Thanks for that, I renamed the transfer folder in appdata and created a new empty transfer folder. Copied the old wallet.dat into this folder and ran up the new wallet, it's syc'ing now and seems to be all there.
Thought I could get away without re-sync'ing but not a problem.
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I have downloaded the new windows wallet and I am having problems getting it to load using my existing wallet database. The new wallet generates a windows exception error. If I rename the existing database, allowing the new wallet to recreate the database with a new wallet address, it loads fine and begins sync'ing.
Sending my coins from my old wallet to this new wallet is a solution but then I would have to perform coin control to re-block the coins and I'll have to wait for them to mature before staking.
Any thoughts
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Regarding the Windows wallet build (and linux) I would recommend compiling all these prerequisites from source including Qt. This will ensure a stable development environment. Obviously the Mingw is a straight forward download, unpack and setup.
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This release contains a lot of 'under the hood' modifications and is the base for future development of the Bean wallet. Better coin control is one close to my heart and I will be championing this feature update to be in the next release.
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As you can see the Windows binaries are available. Anyone requiring help on building the wallet from source, please don't hesitate to post your issues here as Windows builds are not straight forward. The wallet source builds are lacking grossly with most (nearly all) coins requiring many mods to the coin source to get it building successfully with Windows (including the old source of BitBean). The BitBean 1.1 source provided will build the wallet successfully for a correctly set up 32 bit development environment. The base requirement are: Mingw boost_1_59_0 db-5.3.28 openssl-1.0.1j miniupnpc qrencode-3.4.4 zlib 1.2.8 QT 4.8.6 There are a number of mods to do, both to Mingw and Qt. As a base 'how to', roughly refer to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=149479.0 describing building bitcoin. Obviously you will replace the compiles of the dependencies in this guide with the ones provided above and the final wallet build is done from msys using the following commands from the bitbean source directory: qmake "USE_UPNP=-" "USE_QRCODE=1" mingw32-make Remember the Qt used to build the BitBean wallet has to be 4.8.6. Happy compiling |
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A new roadmap will be compiled after we get the Linux and Windows wallets released.
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Nice if you could, keeps us on the same page |
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What dependencies are used, I have these ones already:
Openssl-1.0.1j
db-5.3.28
Boost_1.59_0
protobuf-2.6.1
libpng-1.6.16
qrencode-3.4.4
Miniupnpc-1.9.20150917
Zlib-1.2.8
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