In reference to this thread:

http://www.sexcoinforum.org/index.php?topic=359.0

I've started working on an Android Wallet. I'd like some help. Currently, I have a build based on Litecoin's Android wallet, and bitcoinj-scrypt.

-added in sexcoin classes to bitcoinj-scrypt to handle network parameters. These are near completion.
-added sexcoin resource references where they were relatively easy to the Android app.
-successfully built bitcoinj-scrypt and included it in the Android app with the new string refs.
-successfully installed the app on my android tablet.
-maven stuff is still quirky

My next task is where the hard work starts. Replacing the litecoin classes and references with Sexcoin. If anyone is willing to help me out, I would gladly accept it. Right now I'm trying to figure out how to best debug the application. I'm unable to get USB debugging working on my tablet because the app will only build in maven from the command line, NOT ECLIPSE, so I have to edit, compile, package, then install manually and guess what makes it crash.

Code is in my github if anyone wants to give it a go https://github.com/lavajumper.



PM me if you're willing, and yes, there will be some sexcoin if you can get me over some hurdles

Almost all the chatter about this coin is happening at http://sexcoinforum.org . The community is doing A LOT with the coin, and there are more and more sites adopting it. We'd love to see you over there!

Its safe to delete your peers.dat.
Shut down your client, delete peers.dat, restart and let it rebuild.
That should take care of almost ALL of the old garbage.
You may be surprised how much better it runs.

Buy Sexcoin!!

https://www.litebit.eu

DAMN!

As always with new services, be cautious

Why has this fact gotten lost?!?

props, +1's, and thanks Digger for driving this to the forefront.

BTW, good to see your name here again.

+1

Well spoken!

Milestone!

At block 680000, the magic number switch kicked in. We are now officially on our own unique network.
The switch occurred without incident, but as Nerull noted, P2pools experiencing gobs of orphans/rejects will need to switch to the new magic number:

FA CE 69 69

I think we should all be very encouraged by this. Any lingering desync issues should be completely trivial at this point, and the codebase is rock-solid stable.

Moving onward, sxcer is hot on getting the next client, which will be based exclusively on bitcoin .9 codebase ( <--- WOW ).
In addition to that, more feartures are in the works. Also, we have been blessed with new talent in the dev team, which means we are also working on more infrastructure.

Many of you know that I have stepped back in my role for sexcoin, but any rumors that I've abandoned it are wholly false. I'm very happy to see the commitment and hard work of everyone that has been working to make sexcoin a SOLID, STABLE crypto-currency. This milestone is HUGE!

Sexcoin has never been a coin that anyone working on expected to go kaboom. There was a great deal of discussion in the early days about how best to grow the coin. One of the things we realized is that because of what the coin is, adaptation was probably going to be on a similar timeline to bitcoin and litecoin ( YEARS! - its 1 year old today ). If you are impatient for the coin, do something besides bitch at the devs. Go set up a retail site that accepts sexcoin, don't just jump on cryptsy and trade. Set up a smartphone payment system. Contact Manwin and code in their sexcoin gateway to handle payment for all their sites. Publish your name so that escorts can use you as an escrow service. Cut a deal with an established bank to use as an ACH gateway to handle coin transactions for a coin named "Sexcoin". Otherwise, put your diaper back on and give your coins away.

There are a lot of questions around the very first release. Chinsu released the code in windows binary format and the source was only available via a google drive download. This code had fragments of royalcoin code. It also 'crashed more than a stock car' and would not build in Linux. Our suspicion was that Chinsu had hired a dev to do the code, and so there was code from many different coins showing up. When nomaxpi, digger and I started working on cleaning up the code, the copyrights were there.  Our focus was on getting the code running, not chasing down what came from where. As far as I was concerned, if royalcoin had a copyright tag, then there was probably royalcoin code somewhere in there, so the copyright stayed.

If you are interested in some history: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=218158.0

Yeah. And I forgot to mention that she was immediately blocked from exit by two plainclothes, and the first question the bank manager asked was "Where did you get these?". Not a conversation I would want to have.

One aspect that we should also push....

I knew a worker that decided to play it safe and accept only cash. Sounds good doesnt' it? When she went to deposit the latest earnings, the bank rejected the bills. She had been paid in counterfeit.

She had absolutely no recourse.

The Lavapit is back up.

I'm still running some tests, so it may be up and down for the next hour or so.

I have the frontend for the Lavapit up but mining is currently suspended.

Withdrawals are active.

The frontend will be up until I need to freeze the database for the migration. I'm estimating sometime tomorrow for that to happen.

Current unpaid shares will be preserved and migrated.

The Lavapit is moving to a new home. It will be offline until later today. The coins are secure, but mining and withdrawal will probably be unavailable until sometime tomorrow.

Sorry for the inconvenience,
I'll keep everyone posted.

FYI, The Lavapit is down for the moment. I'm on the phone with the datacenter.

I'll leave a post when I know more

I just put up the next "Limiter-enabled" build.

The default win32 download now has the limiter disabled.
I had a report that the mac client isn't working, I'm looking into that.

I've also had conflicting reports about the ubuntu builds. Please specify which ubuntu build you are using when reporting problems.

Download clients from http://sexcoin.info

Organic,

I really do understand the frustration. One of the things that's on the 'roadmap' that I didn't include in my post was an installer for the client, with some logic in it for doing upgrades and things like that. ( Seems like a no-brainer in the windows world...but.... ).

And you really do represent an important point, we want anyone to be able to use sexcoin, especially non-geek-a-zoids. So first off, Sorry for the frustration, second thank you for bringing up the importance of still more work that needs to be done.

Last, I use 7-zip on my windows box. Its free, doesn't expire, can handle tar.gz too. Or, you could pay the winzip developers for their work.

Scroll to the bottom of the 'clients' section.

or:

http://sexcoin.info/sexcoin-qt-0.6.4.1-RC1-BlockLimit498000.zip

in the zip file is a replacement for 'sexcoin-qt.exe', overwrite your existing 'sexcoin-qt.exe' with the one in the zip file.

Ok, rather than trying to figure out what might have happened, I just rebuilt the GUI versions ( Both limited and unlimited) and checked the links.
Download the client again ( sorry ),stop your client, replace sexcoin.qt.exe with the new one,  delete your 'peers.dat' file and start the client.

I'm double checking the build... keep watching here.