Your email is too long and looks like spam. No one is ever going to read that. Especially if it goes to low level employees first. You link a Bitcoin website as your source.

Thanks to rbdrbd, in Obelisk there are now init.d scripts, setup script and logrotation:

https://github.com/spesmilo/obelisk/tree/master/scripts

Going to be testing these. Would appreciate any feedback to improve them.

There's a setup script, obbalancer init.d script, obworker init.d script and obworker log rotation script.

Questions to everyone:

1. Where should the scripts normally reside on your system? Would the setup script be installed with the package?

2. What's the standard GNU way of distributing them? scripts/? How would I name them?

Thanks.

just been reading about this. I'm not an admin guy but docker sounds really cool. update any progress you make on this.

we have a wiki: https://wiki.unsystem.net/
let me know your user if you make an account

saluton amiko!

have you tried obelisk?

c++ lib: https://github.com/spesmilo/obelisk/blob/master/include/obelisk/client/blockchain.hpp
python lib: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=354607

based off libbitcoin: http://libbitcoin.dyne.org/

also http://sx.dyne.org/

I've created a new library which will have non-critical code (like
deterministic wallets, key formats and selecting outputs) ported from
libbitcoin to libwallet.

This will keep libbitcoin focused on its core functionality. The client
side stuff is less important considering all the wallet development done
in Python, JavaScript .etc libbitcoin is aimed at server software.

https://github.com/spesmilo/libwallet

The install-sx.sh has been updated to reflect this. Users simply need to
re-run the script to update.

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BTW we have a mailing list: https://mailinglists.dyne.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/libbitcoin

https://medium.com/p/7f95a386692f

last paragraph

https://wiki.unsystem.net/index.php/DarkWallet/DesktopCounterpart

Also the tech we build will benefit other wallets which we can also take code from like Kryptokit or SpareCoins. So we provide backend and devs can make the frontend. We have a long term vision for this stuff.

http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bitcoin-dark-wallet

We made it!

Time for updates. This is an exciting moment. We've been slaving, writing code for 3 years now through hardship and all kind of opposition. With these funds, we can invest wisely into critical things blocking our progress and help the Bitcoin space to grow. We are social entrepreneurs, and our goal is to use technology to affect a new way of life.

Here's an interview with Peter Todd (aka retep). Peter is a well reknowned Bitcoin thereotician. He helped create the trustless mixing concept and chose the CoinJoin name. Peter has also co-developed the more recent CoinSwap proposal- a highly technical for ultra anonymity of sending Bitcoins. Peter is responsible within the community for researching and creating new concepts to improve privacy of Bitcoin transactions, scalability of the blockchain and a well functioning network.

Peter Todd interview, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb-QHhbKMAY

The meeting was a success. Our community is well organised, super passionate and with lots of spliff. We've set our goals and reached consensus with how we want to progress. More important than the project itself, is bringing the right minds together to collaborate on a vision. We can write code, but it's about writing tools for the future not tech toys only we will use.

During the meeting, Taylor Gerring (Hive wallet) and Amir Taaki (libbitcoin) created dat.wallet, a new Android Bitcoin wallet by leveraging DarkWallet technology. Amir says "just like when we created trustless mixing, we were able to use our tools to very quickly create a prototype Bitcoin application."



libbitcoin, the base for our development efforts has been a long time in development. We have an extensive toolset and scalable architecture. Now we are deploying our infrastructure for production. This will entail extensive testing on multiple platforms and distribution efforts. In development are new components to better handle the blockchain and network.



Here is a prototype which you can find in our git repo. Sem (frontend developer) says "We had to go initially with a Chrome extension despite preferring Firefox. Chrome has a more stable API which enables rapid development during the early stages. Later we will port the code to Firefox. It's written to be easy to port."

Note: we don't recommend Google Chrome. Use Chromium or Firefox (better).

For those who need more juice, see the DarkWallet living document which details our ideas for DarkWallet in more depth.

Dark Wallet wants to enable the power of crypto for users of the web. We are the developing the tools that will empower web developers to create services utilising the full power of Bitcoin.

Interview with Wendell Davis of Hive wallet, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3m_K5AJec

Intro video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuPo5NJ-AZQ

Hey,

Here are video interviews from Milan.

Peter Todd, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb-QHhbKMAY

Wendell Davis, Hive wallet creator, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3m_K5AJec

Event overview, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuPo5NJ-AZQ

This looks like a problem with LevelDB. Is your platform packaging a recent version of LevelDB?

New library for interfacing with Obelisk servers and doing Bitcoin functionality.

Pure Python so library is easily portable to platforms that can run a Python interpreter.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=354607

New library for interfacing with Obelisk servers and doing Bitcoin functionality.

Pure Python so library is easily portable to platforms that can run a Python interpreter.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=354607

redownload your install-sx.sh script and continue. i've patched it now to work.

you need g++ 4.7 or higher.

http://askubuntu.com/questions/76885/where-can-i-find-a-g-4-7-package

you need to install a newer leveldb also.

investigating the issue. will deploy a vps to test. if you want to skip that step for now, you can delete change DEPENDENCIES="" in the install script (it will skip the dependencies check).

What is the output of:

$ dpkg -s libconfig++-dev

?

thanks

Thanks to Wendell for making it down here & taking the time out to spend time with us.

Interview with Wendell, creator of Hive wallet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn3m_K5AJec