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4681  Economy / Services / Re: help i need Linux 14.04 64 wallet Server Version! Interesting bounty on: April 22, 2016, 11:37:32 AM
help i need Linux  14.04 64 wallet Server Version! Interesting bounty


help i need Linux  14.04 64 wallet Server Version! Interesting bounty



help i need Linux  14.04 64 wallet Server Version! Interesting bounty



help i need Linux  14.04 64 wallet Server Version! Interesting bounty


xxxxd   is    linux wallet!     please  help me  



i  will pay  0.1 B  for  you!  


TX


you need somebody to compile bitcoind for you, is that wat you mean with "wallet Server Version"?
If so, which distro? Ubuntu, debian, fedora,...?

I could potentially do this, depending on the timeframe, the distro and wether or not you pay upfront or accept escrow?

EDIT: you indicated "14.04", so probably ubuntu, am i right?
4682  Economy / Services / Re: Looking for Work on: April 22, 2016, 11:00:22 AM
Hey!

I'd love to find some work in which I could get paid via BTC.

I can do a bit of programming and I'm a very fast typer, I can type at an average of 130 wpm so I can transcribe documents for you quickly, etc.

If you have anything, please let me know!

Thank you Smiley

You can try looking trough the forum, there are dozens of smaller projects that you can do. The pay isn't great tough, and it's pretty hard to get picked for doing a project.

I'd personally stay away from faucets, and even captcha typing, because i personally feel the pay is so low it's not worth it, but each to his own.

To tell you the truth, it would be better to get a "real" (IRL) job, and convert your earnings into BTC unless you have very specific and sought-after skills.
4683  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Save a Life, Save a Family with Bitcoin on: April 22, 2016, 10:56:31 AM
Sorry if this sounds really harsh, but is there any way you can prove that you are indeed the person you claim to be?
Look at it from our perspective: it would be pretty easy for anybody to go trough a goodwill site, pick a real story from real people with real problems, and then come to the bitcoin forum, claiming to be an uncle, son, father and asking for donations.

The main problem is that this site is full of scammers who wouldn't hesistate to pull a trick like this for a couple measily bucks.
4684  Economy / Digital goods / Re: WTB ubuntu guide-script on: April 22, 2016, 08:14:13 AM
paying 0.05btc to someone who actually knows what hes doing and not copy/paste froom google like this guy. pm ur skpe thx!

I could try to set this up for you, but to be honest, i don't know if i could give you a simple how-to guide when you don't know the basics of  linux (no offence, but 0.05 doesn't cover a crash course on how to install, update, edit files,...). I work on a no-cure, no-pay basis.

If you're interested, i can do the work for you.

EDIT: you're free to look at my command history afterwards, so you can replicate my steps yourself Wink
EDIT2: i'll need root access to your VPS to do this. You can set a temporary password for the root user, and reset it once i'm done. Offcourse you'll need to trust me a little bit, since i could potentially do harmfull stuff to your server as long as i have the password (even setup cronjobs or install daemons that still do bad things once you reset the password). I could not, however, take over your server, since you can always just reinstall the OS from your VPS controll panel if i'd ever did something like that...
4685  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Hello Crypto World ! on: April 22, 2016, 08:04:23 AM
Hello Crypto World,

I have just signed up to this interesting forum, there looks like a lot of stuff I have to sift through but I'm glad there is a search feature to help me out Cheesy

Hopefully I will see you all around soon after doing some more research on CryptoCurrencies & "The Game"

PhantaSalmon


you mean the search feature in the forum? then you should look the upper corner of left side . there is a search option available dear. to search and find any thing in this forum.
Welcome to the community anyway.

The search function on the upper left corner isn't working, Smiley but try the search field in the upper right corner. right is the hand where you thumb is left. Although at normal people.


Even better: click on the magnifying glass, right next to the search form, and use google search instead of the forum search... A lot faster, and unlimited searches Wink
4686  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: i made a small webapp to calculate returns of a trade, 25 exchanges supported on: April 21, 2016, 11:53:12 AM
@ mocacinno

maybe you should increase the contrast of your monitor?  Cheesy
i actually didn't really coded it, i found good developer to build my idea, i like the dark color theme he made but actually you are right, on some monitor is too dark

Indeed, my contrast is set pretty dark, but it's because of the lighting in my office... If nobody else has a problem with this, you can disregard my question (i still think it's a nice tool) Smiley
4687  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lost my bitcoins on: April 21, 2016, 11:51:51 AM
I'm sure you haven't finished sync blockchain data on your bitcoin core wallet, so your wallet doesn't show that transaction.
Blockchain size is very big (more than 60GB), but with pruned mode, you only need to download 2-3GB.

If you have slow internet connection, you also use SPV wallet such as electrum and import your private key there.

I didn't think about that (yet), but this is indeed the most obvious explanation... However, we can only make sure if the OP gives us the address that was generated by his bitcoin-qt wallet.
4688  Economy / Service Announcements / Re: i made a small webapp to calculate returns of a trade, 25 exchanges supported on: April 21, 2016, 11:38:31 AM
I support any tool that makes life easyer... One small thing tough: on my screen, the letters on your page are barely readable... could you make the text color a bit lighter?
4689  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Lost my bitcoins on: April 21, 2016, 11:34:56 AM
Hi I bought 0.7 bitcoin from bitbargain then tried to send the coins to my bitcoin core wallet.  I clicked on request payment in the software which generated an address which I sent the coins to but they have not showed up.  I'm really stressed over this and I'm wondering if anyone can help.  I sent BitBargain an email but they have not replied.  What can I do here? 

Do you have any transaction id's you can show us, or at least he address you were sending the coins from/to?
4690  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: antminer s5 after ~ 1.5 years of mining on: April 21, 2016, 07:58:58 AM
Doesn't seem that unusual... You should look at your desktop pc after it ran 8 hours a day for 4.5 years Wink (one of my first jobs was in the support department of a DVR company... you cannot believe how dirty those servers were. At that time, some people even smoked in serverrooms... Cleaning that sh*t was disgusting)

Did you ever hit blocks with this one?
4691  Local / 中文 (Chinese) / Re: Fun-casino - first decentralized Bitcoin casino. on: April 21, 2016, 07:55:45 AM
@fundev: just some friendly advice, and my honest opinion.

I've seen your casino in a couple of threads lately, and i've been reading a couple of them. I have seen many people claiming that they couldn't withdraw any coins from your casino, i've seen people claiming that not all games are provably fair, i've seen people arguing that the casino isn't decentralised, i've seen people claiming that the betting requirements for no-deposit bonusses aren't calculated correctly.

I've seen that you either give an incomplete answer, point to some TOS without clearly stating them, or simply ignore some points made by members.

If you ever want to get players on your casino, i suggest you start by building some credibility by:
  • proving people can actually withdraw coins (show both tx id's, and find some senior members to vouch for you)
  • proof that all games in your casino are provably fair (listing the games + linking to where the provably fair was proved)
  • proof that your casino is decentralised (this is a hard one, because i personally belief your casino is centralised... But if you promote your site as decentralised, you should be able to give some proof)
  • proof that all betting requirements for no-deposit bonusses are calculated correctly, ask the people who claim otherwise to post their problems, and show them (mathematically) that they are incorrect

Those are just my tips... you can either take them or leave them. I have no stake in your site, so i don't really care if you follow my advice or not.

Piece Smiley
4692  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Private Key lost one character on: April 20, 2016, 12:33:33 PM
It isn't finished (yet), i just had 10 minutes over my lunchbreak, so i made a first "draft".. No checking for correct keys ATM.
Just enter the characters that can be used to insert into your key in the $db string, and the key (missing 1 character) in the $privatekey_wif string, and the script will generate all possible combinations...

It should run on windows  Undecided with activestate perl, without any extra modules... It's untested, and i don't take any blame if things go wrong  Grin

You can take this script, and invoke any windows command (like bitcoin-cli  importprivkey $key) and make this work, or you can wait untill i've included a checking-function (if and when i find the time to do this).


Code:
#!c:\perl64\bin\perl.exe
$db = "allvalidcharacters";
$privatekey_wif="mykeymissingonecharacter";
@delen = split('',$privatekey_wif);
@letters = split('',$db);
$length = length($privatekey_wif);
for ($position = 0; $position < $length+1; $position++)
{
foreach(@letters)
{
@new = @delen;
splice(@new, $position, 0, $_);
print join('',@new)."\n";
}
}
4693  Bitcoin / BitcoinJ / Re: restoring wallet on: April 20, 2016, 08:19:59 AM
Thanks mocacinno for quick reply. Well if users would not be able to restore wallet without seed creation time, then how other wallet apps like Electrum or Multibit are restoring wallets of their users because i can see only seed word of my wallet in these wallet apps and if i need to restore my wallet, it just asks me to enter seed words but not seed creation time.

Further I want to ask one more question. While restoring wallet, should i delete wallet and block chain files both and re-create them or just one them should be deleted and if so then which one. Actually I am beginner to bitcoin and just confused how to deal with wallet and block chain files while performing restoring operation. Your help would be much appreciated.

Disclaimer: the next explanation was given by me... I have a lot of experience writing php/mysql scripts, enough experience using bitcoin and loads of experience in database management. I did not, however, use bitcoinj to write my own apps, neither did i ever read the full electrum sourcecode. My explanation might be off at times, if a more senior and experienced member finds any flaws in my logic, he's free to say so Smiley

Bitcoinj is a java library intended to create wallet apps. As far as i know (read the disclaimer!!!), bitcoinj is not a fully implemented deterministic wallet* (like electrum and multibit).
If you want to create a deterministic wallet using bitcoinj, you can do so (if you wish), but the deterministic part of the wallet will have to be coded by you (or you can possibly use other librarys to do so).
When you started your OP, you said you were writing a wallet app using bitcoinj, and that next to the seed words, the seed creation time was needed, so i assumed you were building your own kind of deterministic wallet using seed words plus a timestamp.
As far as i know, electrum doesn't need a timestamp in order to create their private keys.

* https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Deterministic_wallet
4694  Bitcoin / BitcoinJ / Re: restoring wallet on: April 19, 2016, 12:15:47 PM
Hi,  
I am creating a wallet app. After wallet creation user can see his wallet words. While restoring wallet from seed words, seed creation time is also required. So my question is do i need to show seed creation time along with seed words? so that user can record both seed words and time and when restoring required, user can provide both of them.



If you need the seed creation time AND the seed words in order to restore a wallet, it would be wise to show both indeed... Otherwise your users won't be able to restore their wallets (if i understand correctly).
4695  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Satoshi for SMS on: April 19, 2016, 10:46:39 AM
I'm still waiting on the OP's plans for other countrys.

I do hope it's cheaper than the spanish plan: 6€/SMS gets you 0.005BTC -> but at preev rate this equals ~1.9€.
I like the concept, but the prices need to be better in order for this to succeed, 300% markup is a bit to much IMHO
4696  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Satoshi for SMS on: April 19, 2016, 07:26:10 AM
What if I have a free SMS plan ? Like right now I get to use 20 SMS daily free of cost.So I should get free satoshi's or you have your own sms service provider wherein my regular sms plan costs are not applied ?

I don't know how the OP's system will work exactly, but i do know a lot of those free SMS plans will still bill you for premium SMS's... I guess it'll depend on your specific contract.
4697  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Satoshi for SMS on: April 19, 2016, 06:03:18 AM
Hello, I wanna introduce to you SatoshiSMS (https://satoshisms.com).
What is this?, We're going to sell BTC using SMS Premium as the only payment method. We're on a validation proccess with a great SMS gateway provider.
If you wanna know how much you get for a SMS just send me your country and your mobile service provider.

Real example:
Country: Spain, 1 SMS, you pay 6€, you get 500.000 satoshis.

I know it's gonna be really useful for those people which have a lot of SMS credit but lost it all because they didn't spend it. Instead of letting your operator take away your money every month you can use our website and get some bits to gamble, invest, save, whatever you want...

If you would like to invest with us or ask any doubt, send me a PM.

Have a nice day Smiley.

Sounds like a good idear... I'll keep an eye on your thread, and would like to see some rates for my surrounding country's (because i know several people in the surrounding countrys)

The Netherlands
Germany
Belgium
France
...
4698  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Private Key lost one character on: April 18, 2016, 05:49:06 AM
@deepceleron: thanks for the info, i never tought about the problem like that.

Since it seems to be an interesting problem, i'll try to write a perl script to take a private key in WIF format with x missing letters as input, and permutate all allowed characters in this string, test if the permutated pk is valid and write all the valid keys to a logfile (or import them in bitcoin core directly).

Since this is a bit more difficult, and i can only work on the problem during my luchbreak, it might take a couple of days tough.
4699  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Warning! Yobit Scam.... on: April 15, 2016, 11:13:54 AM
yeah altcoin xvg, When I make a deposit Wallet status : Online after one day then they pretend to make it a status Wallet : Maintenance . odd they did not give any response . This is a fraud !

OK, so now we have a clear picture:
you deposited ~650.000 XVG to your wallet on yobit with this transaction:
https://www.blockexperts.com/xvg/tx/a392692ef6b02d295f9b04c150b4d04c5142ff2daba585339fbd22e2b8fb3e6c

the wallet was online at the time of the deposit

After ~24h, they took the wallet offline, but didn't credit your account

You sent them a ticket and a PM, and instead of answering you they banned you.

Just a couple more things:
  • is this correct, or did i made a mistake
  • are you 100% sure that you're banned from yobit? So you cannot login and make a screenhost of your XVG deposit wallet in order to prove that you sent the XVG to the correct wallet
  • Can you give us the timing (when did this happen, when did you contact support, when did you send a PM)
4700  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Private Key lost one character on: April 15, 2016, 09:11:58 AM
thanks dude, i will run it in cygwin  Wink

If you cannot get it fixed, let us know and i'll rewrite it in perl (not much work, but i won't do it if it's not needed)
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