Beta
The last week of the IPO has started and the beta is now available.
You can download the beta client here.
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Please note that it is a beta so the code doesn’t work perfect yet.
Two servers are being run in New York and Amsterdam to handle the network load.
You can request funds in this thread or by pm.
Tips
Double clicking on a transaction will open up a detailed view about that transaction.
Right clicking on a name will allow you to view its details or update it.
To generate blocks your wallet must be unlocked.
Requirements
The application requires a working oracle java 7 installation.
The application requires the use of the following ports:
- 9084 TCP: The port peers use to communicate which each other.
- 9085 TCP: The default port that is used for the RPC commands.
- 123 UDP: For access to NTP.
By default the application needs to have access to its own folder to read the settings and data files.
The application uses native libraries and is therefore only usable on the following systems:
- Windows x86/x64
- Linux x86/x64
- Mac OSX x64
Running the application
The simplest way to run the application is to just execute the run.bat/run.sh file.
Running the application using this file will disable the RPC server and enable the GUI.
To run the application command line only you have to remove the –disablerpc option and instead add the –disablegui option. Both the GUI and RPC cannot be disabled at the same time.
To execute a command using the command line execute the jar followed by your command.
For Example:
java –jar Qora.jar help
java –jar Qora.jar getGeneratingBalance XEXed3kUmQMcTNxC4iB9D1u9mmBjudtdS8
The help command will show you a list of available commands.
Proper RPC documentation will be available on release.
Known problems
This is a beta so there are still a few problems.
- Database file corruption: Closing the application incorrectly can easily corrupt your database and wallet files be aware of that. You will have to recreate your wallet and redownload the blockchain to fix this.
- Block synchronization: When forked the synchronizer will often orphan too many blocks before it finds the longest chain.
- Command line speed: The command line is currently very slow. Using it at this point is not recommended.
- Your transactions might not always show up immediately.
- Your wallet won’t automatically scan the blockchain when it has been moved. To scan the blockchain use the synchronizeWallet command and restart your client.