has anyone successfully done this? I have been trying for days with no success.
bumping an old thread... still can't get 0.3.24 working on debian lenny. |
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I'm having trouble with 0.3.24 not finding glibcxx_3.4.11 and some other file and I'd like to find the official thread for this version, but am unable to.
It would be good if the thread for the latest bitcoin version was stickied, and then unsticky the previous one each time a new one comes out.
so... anyone can give me a link to 0.3.24's thread? thanks.
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seriously, if someone can point me to a better service than Mybitcoin, I will be there in a heart-beat.
well actually, i just found out about http://walletbit.com ...I'm checking them out and will ask around to get some feedback from current users. |
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i wonder what they'd say if you kind of did something opposite:
register lowestscumoftheuniverse.com and redirect it to paypal.
no trademark issue, right?
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I've seen this image soooooo many times on the web. just type 'laptop woman' into google images as an example   (actually, tineye returns 978 results for it  ) |
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I'm surprised people still use it with all the complaints and crying about it on the forums.
there's really no similar site yet unfortunately. lots of other types of wallets around (instawallet, etc) but not with the same functionality as mybitcoin.com |
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Why the fuck can't they give a heads up before dropping off the face of the map!?
So they can steal as much as possible? hahaha such a perfect and obvious answer  |
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by the way, if you have a payb.tc short link you can also view it as a QR image, just put /qr on the end: eg. http://payb.tc/tronlet/qr |
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I personally know someone who is not an early adopter but has 20000+ coins... bought for $8 or 9 each.
he already has nice car and boat though so he's not doing it to get rich.
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honestly i'd like to upgrade but i still haven't found a solution to the missing glibcxx_3.4.11 yet. /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.11' not found /lib/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.11' not found |
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Maybe I LIKE to see them (I don't particularly). But who are you to decide for me what I want to see?
Just go into your profile and set "Don't show users' signatures." to on, that's simple...
I see a 'Ignore Boards' link... maybe if there was an 'ignore users' link I could just add people that (so rudely) use giant signature images. i like to see people's signatures, just not the in-your-face ones. |
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instead of banning outright, why not just keep tem to a reasonable size like 468 by 60.
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I think it might decrease yes. But predicting a target is totally absurd.
I'm not in any way predicting, it's more a guess, and I know that there are many things that can happen in that time period that can substantially make my guessing look totally wrong. Say what? English not your first language I guess ? Predicting and guessing is the same thing buddy. please tell me you don't actually teach english officially. |
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maybe i'm just misunderstanding how this is supposed to work...
but can anyone tell me what mainline version number this was first added to? it's not working with 0.3.20 but i guess i should maybe be upgrading anyway.
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Why are you trying to run 2 bitcoinds?
Isn't the answer to that question in the OP? (to run two separate websites/businesses/wallets on one server at the same time) |
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thanks matt, i have more questions now hopefully someone can help c) do i physically need 2 copies of the bitcoind bin? i'm not much of a linux guy but i tried to nohup the 2nd instance of bitcoind from the same physical program file and it doesn't appear to have launched the 2nd process. d) i was going to ask how to just stop one instance and not both, but if you need 2 physical copies of bitcoind then a simple stop command would make sense. |
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I've been working on adding -port= / -rpcport= command line / config file options to bitcoin. Usage looks like this: $ ./bitcoind getbalance # The TEST network Faucet bitcoind
40616.66159265000
$ ./bitcoind -datadir=/home/bitcoin/.bitcoinTEST2 getbalance
1000.000000000000
$ cat /home/bitcoin/.bitcoinTEST2/bitcoin.conf
rpcpassword=.....
port=18666
rpcport=18665
Patches are at http://pastebin.com/2e4hfXSS; I've only tested on Linux so far, anybody willing to try this on Windows? a) is this information still current, or is there some more up-to-date thread i should be reading instead? (i notice there is an rpcport option in the example bitcoin.conf going around, but no 'port' option). b) has this functionality made it into the default client, or i still need to find a patched version? thank you. |
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[snip> Quite playing word games. Again, the Dwolla business model. "Our transactions are not reversible, except when they are." I just love JoelKatz' short and to-the-point remarks. "At Dwolla, we promise to never reverse transactions. We just delete them instead." |
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Australia is part of Oceania.
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Uh....I'm supposed to buy things for my wife?
yes, aprons, ironing board covers, that sort of thing. Huh. How odd. I didn't see that in the contract I signed. read the fine print it's just under where it says she has to give you sex twice a year. |
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