I'm getting: File "chainsnort.py", line 36
print '{:12.8f}'.format(feepaid) +
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Help? My bad, copy paste issues! (It was a non-final version that was mistakenly posted) I've fixed the code in the OP, can you try again and let me know if that helps? If it doesn't, please post your OS and Python version. |
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Very cool stuff. Also thanks for the code !
Thanks, glad you like it.  |
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Please move away from trusting blockchain.info and run this against bitcoind RPC... the added benefit would be that it could be easier to do this for altcoins too.
Support for bitcoind RPC is already on my to-do list. |
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OK, version 0.410 is out, which also detects "new block" events, and has a bugfix in the windows build. Also, you will be treated to a colorful ASCII easter egg (in the windows build only, for now), if chainsnort sees a tip being sent to this special tip jar: 1111127SpvabYpoeDoiz5L7QPkfiSh2Q The easter egg changes depending on the size of the transaction I also have a separate edition with some features that are useful for forensic and technical investigation purposes. I'm not releasing it at the moment but PM me if interested. Download LinkSHA1: 082689acee8baef4eb45c67609e096f48d2350b8 GPG signature: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
iEYEABECAAYFAlLBRvkACgkQ0dQqIfkZdf45FACfRQJjxxYo55FkPE4g6y8su9z8
GrcAn0Qyddc8V4h881wK06lLNIoYWF0v
=31vC
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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I could not import this, windows 7 x64 electrum 1.9.5
Anyone else? Are you also running Win x64? (The test I made was on 32-bit) |
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Looks like the fee bleeding has stopped in the meantime... The tool is called chainsnort and is my new little project - more info here... Thanks for asking |
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BTW, there are some additional tips on how to verify GPG signatures under Windows in that Armory thread. |
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What better computer to mine Bitcoin than... a Commodore 64?  Link: Download(Press Esc to quit) SHA1: 9f9ea5634363265b5da9939d5cd15bc1dd817d0d GPG: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
iEYEABECAAYFAlLAYpYACgkQ0dQqIfkZdf4jLwCfZa9UabVTQW3pXzIlTBdWRcbJ
B7IAmwYFS/wWDle2V6wpltul7ikIhs2F
=MLM3
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Thanks for the donation!
OK, I have decided to rename the tool to "chainsnort". My geeky friends like the new name better!
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And here's #3 - Phenomena. This one's mixing 2 different worlds... (8-bit intros vs BBS art scene) Can ANYONE recognize the music? BTW I'm just a novice with this type of things, still experimenting... And I can only hope that the REAL demo coders catch the Bitcoin boat one day. SHA256: d56bc9f38788a1af85474e6d8a94f8ced6b929420c2907f119cf63e3e1136728 GPG: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
iEYEABECAAYFAlK9mrIACgkQ0dQqIfkZdf5FAQCfeDOOniCa9wnCwAPDAnWVoKCm
ycwAnjUfhvtdvAwnJUCVxjBWyzWU04pi
=UO6D
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Here it is... And for a limited amount of time, it is the color version that is freely available.  Of course standard security precautions apply, as always with Windows software. (More detailed warning to be added) Link: Download (2MB) SHA1:1bae78311549deea03e8f1176d3315d4b22239ff GPG signature: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (MingW32)
iEYEABECAAYFAlK9SvMACgkQ0dQqIfkZdf6ZegCgsmR5e76DxWMvYvTnNtR6TcLi
fcgAnAs0h4R6JjZbxMYi2tTQyXjSLbOl
=M0v5
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Version 0.4 is now out.
It is almost a complete rewrite, due to the discovery of a serious bug in the blockchain.info JSON API.
The best alternative was to switch to the websocket API, which offers better performance and reliability for this type of usage.
The code is simpler and more efficient, but the websocket library is now a requirement. (sudo pip install websocket)
To make this less of a pain to Windows users, I plan to provide signed precompiled binaries soon.
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I have:
29 0e cc 82 2b 3c ce 0a 73 94 35 a0 26 15 ec d3 eb 1f 46 6b
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Thanks for the info Abdussamad, but I'm still struggling. I have gpg4win installed (kleopatra) I downloaded the Sha256sum.asc file from your link, I then right click it and select "verify" but it just says " no signature found" Totally confused  Before verifying, you need to download and import Gavin's public GPG key (ID 0x1FC730C1) into your computer. I'm not familiar with the exact steps to follow in kleopatra but it shouldn't be too complicated. |
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Bitcoiners should gather prize money for a "Bitcoin Wild Compo" or something like that, at some good demo party. Alternative Party/Assembly next year?
Yeah, I've always thought the demo scene would be a great match for bitcoin. Well, I think we should do it, definitely. I think the prize would be enough to get some interesting entries, I wouldn't be the only one to contribute I guess. Would like some more discussion about the topic! I guess Assembly Summer 2014 would be a nice party for this? It's BIG but has strong old school scene presence... or the Gathering. Both have around 5000 visitors. EDIT: There's now a thread, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=383414.0I'm unfortunately not in a position to contribute at this time, but the idea is great! |
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Very cool, brings me back  I especially like the music Expect some more soon |
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Cool
Still no ssl tho
After some more testing, I have now enabled SSL in version 0.387 (I just added the extra 's' actually.) It works just fine as long as you have a version of Python compiled against OpenSSL - which is usually the case. |
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