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BitLaunder is not a scam.
The only legitimate complaint to be raised against me is the so-called theft of $80k. Believe whatever you want about that, but if you don't load $80k to BitLaunder then you should be fine :-)
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No, you most definitely control the forum account named Envrin.
LOL shows your investigative skills. I most definitely DO NOT
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the ONLY relevant complaint against me is the $80k accusation.
Envrin is a closed-source CMS. Other than hiring them for some web development, I have no association with them.
As for blacklilac, well, this thread was the first I heard of them. I don't run scams, I run businesses.
Every fucking scam on the net these days seems to get blamed on me, it's really absurd. Anyone who uses my sites is happy, and everyone else can piss off.
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We all need to get together on this...
This is relevant again and appears to be Moriarty
lol I have nothing to do with this nonsense. Give me some credit, campy. You really think I would call a business 'blacklilac'? How fucking dumb does that sound? |
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I don't have shit-all to do with blacklilac.
As for Envrin, that's a development company I paid to develop some sites, and that's my only connection to them either.
Keep digging ...
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I'm looking for someone who knows what they're doing in linux ..
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Yeah, CentOS is definitely problematic. It ships a hobbled openssl that doesn't include *gasp* EC operations (which, of course, Bitcoin uses extensively). In addition, your symbol error is caused by the fact that CentOS publishes an out-of-date QT version.
If you use Ubuntu, installing a recent version that doesn't link to qt from the daemon for no reason is a breeze, as is compiling from source (which I'd be happy to help with as needed).
Best of luck!
please email me at moriarty.bitcoin@gmail.com ? I could hire you to do the install and I have other projects open as well. |
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actually it did help with the library error, but now I get this error:
symbol lookup error: ./bitcoin-qt: undefined symbol: _ZN10QTextCodec11validCodecsEv
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Paying people with stolen bitcoins I see.
oh don't bring up that bullshit, i didn't steal anyone's coins |
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Are you sure that you are running bitcoind and not bitcoin-qt? The tarball is compiled with desktop systems in mind, so you might have better luck compiling from source. I'll write up a quick guide ASAP.
oh I see .. I am going here ( https://bitcoin.org/en/download) and downloading the linux version of 'Bitcoin Core' Didn't realize there was a difference anymore between bitcoind and bitcoinqt .. I am doing everything from bash command line so maybe this version of bitcoin is not the right one? I could compile from source if I had instructions, but I've never done it before. |
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well, I need to do it myself, I just need some step-by-step instructions. I am running a VPS with Centos 6 64bit. It shouldn't be too hard to provide basic instructions on how to do it.
So far I have downloaded the tarball from bitcoin.org, unzipped it, and tried to run bitcoin-qt but I get this error:
error while loading shared libraries: libQtGui.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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I've sent you a PM that might help
I've already seen those pages, but this shouldn't be so complex. I'm sure it's just a series of 5 or 6 commands to get this thing installed. I just don't know what those commands are. |
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hi folks,
I am trying to install Bitcoind on a VPS running Centos 6 (64bit).
I will pay 0.12btc to anyone who helps me. I just need some assistance with command line because I am not having any luck with the install. Can anyone provide a series of commands that I can run in bash to install bitcoind ??
I have looked on google and surprisingly there are few (if any) tutorials for installing on Centos 6
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I have 30 bitcoins. Should I sell or keep?
no reason to sell unless you need cash to buy your dinner .. |
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I put $750k into bitcoin this year, bought at $650 :-(
It's only 15% of my net worth tho .. the rest I have in VERY secure investment.
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I 100% support the concept of OpenBazaar .. good work Amir Taaki!
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i wonder why a guy who processed $3mil in transactions couldn't afford to hire an attorney?
and WHAT THE HECK exchange was he running?
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i wonder if this guy was a high volume localbitcoins exchanger or if he operated a real online exchange website?
Because you would think we would have heard about the exchange suddenly disappearing, funds in peoples' wallets gone, etc.
Who is this dude and what exchange did he run??
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