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This is just to let everyone know that I have changed my account name (uid 290195) from knightdk to achow101. The account formerly known as achow101 (uid 466100, my alt) has been renamed to achow101_alt.
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Let say If I want change my name from "sukamasoto" to "sukamacewek"
Q1
And when people want to send me PM, are they need to put old name or new name ?
* Let say if people are too lazy to click my account directly and try to use "find member" feature
IIRC Either one will work. The old name is still your username for logging in, so that is still unique. Your new name is also unique because otherwise it would not have been possible to change to that. Q2
Are they still able to send me PM using old name ?
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OP, since the issue has been solved, please lock this thread, the spammers are starting to pile in.
To lock the thread, scroll all the way down to the bottom. There should be a little link in the left hand corner that says "lock thread". Click that and it will lock the thread.
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Failed to start forknote-testcoin-daemon.service: Unit forknote-testcoin-daemon.service is not loaded properly: Invalid argument.
See system logs and 'systemctl status forknote-testcoin-daemon.service' for details .
Try running and then running the command I gave earlier. If that fails, run systemctl status forknote-testcoin-daemon.service and post the output of that. |
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root@testcoin:~# root@testcoin:~# sudo service forknote-testcoin-daemon start
root@testcoin:~#: command not found
root@testcoin:~# Failed to start forknote-testcoin-daemon.service: Unit forknote-testcoin-daemon.service not found.
Stop copy and pasting the above lines. This extra error is unnecessary and confuses people. It is just a result of your copy and pasting your terminal from the original command and it's output. Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.4.0-36-generic x86_64)
There's your problem. Ubuntu 14.10+ stopped using Upstart, it uses systemd now. The guide you were following used 14.04 and thus Upstart. Create a file called forknote-testcoin-daemon.service in /etc/systemd/system. Put in that file the following: [Unit]
Description=Forknote Testcoin Daemon
[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=sudo -u fork /home/fork/forknote-linux/forknoted --no-console --config-file /home/fork/forknote-linux/configs/fakecoin.conf
ExecStopPost=sleep 30
Restart=on-failure
RestartSec=30
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
Then run systemctl start forknote-testcoin-daemon If this fixes your issue, send the bounty to 16mT7jrpkjnJBD7a3TM2awyxHub58H6r6Z |
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That cost is very good. Generally anything under $0.10/Kwh is considered good. I suggest that you get the S9.
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Are you using Ubuntu 14.04? Try doing sudo service forknote-testcoin-daemon start
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If the thread is less than 25 pages, you can choose "All", but that's about it.
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Right on i've been kinda attempting that but the sign button never shows up like it does on the electrum site in the help section.. appreciate the help.. didn't know i might have to wait some time? all i can do is use my other wallet n use that ones private key/address i think to sign for the transaction.. it seems possible i think im just doing it wrong.. I've worked pretty hard in the past for 60$ i'm not gonna give up now lol.. i also tried like saving an attempted transaction and loading it
It doesn't work like that. You need to have the right private key. Any private key will not work. Unfortunately your Bitcoin is most likely lost. Without the master private key or the seed phrases, the private keys to your wallet cannot be recovered and thus you cannot spend the Bitcoin. It may be possible to do disk recovery to try to recover the lost data, but given that you seem to have been using the computer for a while, that probably won't work. |
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This has been discussed before. It isn't going to happen. The next major update to the forum software (besides security bugs) will be the new forum software. I am not sure how hard is to update SMF but if that process is not something insanely problematic maybe forum crew shout try it?
It is in fact very hard. Theymos has made numerous security changes into the code and other features such that it would be very difficult to port the changes over and ensure that there are no new bugs introduced and no new security issues introduced. Note that these changes are not plugins but rather changes to the base SMF itself. |
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The article is inaccurate, and we already knew that this database was floating around somewhere. That's why it was advised to change your email after the site recovered and Theymos sent out a mass mail informing people to do so. Furthermore, this quote The database file has 514,408 accounts, each account has a username, email address, personal text number, gender, date of birth, website title and URL, location and password. is misleading. All of that except for password and email address are optional, can be anything, and are publicly viewable on the forum already. The only thing to note here is the password and email address, if the email address was private and a legitimate email address (as many are not). There also isn't a "personal text number". The personal text is the little bit of text you can set under your avatar. It isn't a phone number. |
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What if I don't have enough spare BTC to send a second transaction?
You aren't sending a second transaction. You are basically sending the first transaction again but with a higher fee. It's Bitcoin Core, Qt version 5.2.1
What's the Bitcoin Core version? Qt doesn't matter, it's a GUI library. Bitcoin Core version v0.11.0 (32-bit) Start Bitcoin Core with the -zapwallettxes option. See https://achow101.com/2016/07/Bitcoin-Core-Troubleshooting#option-startup for help with doing that. Once Bitcoin Core starts, you should see that the unconfirmed transaction has disappeared from your transaction history. At this point, you can now resend the Bitcoin, but make sure that you use a high fee. There should be a button that says "Choose..." for the Transaction Fee field. Click that and move the slider all the way to the right to where it says "Fast". Also, I highly recommend that you upgrade to the latest Bitcoin Core, 0.13.0.
Edit: It's zapwallettxes. You missed an 'e'.
Heh, my bad. Sorry. |
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It's Bitcoin Core, Qt version 5.2.1
What's the Bitcoin Core version? Qt doesn't matter, it's a GUI library. |
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Thanks bro it worked do you have a bitcoin address i can tip you at  16mT7jrpkjnJBD7a3TM2awyxHub58H6r6Z |
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That's normal. There isn't anything happening. It is just the normal variance and randomness inherent with BItcoin mining.
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Don't remove any lines, it would probably break it. Add the following $current_custom_palette = "";
$is_admin_link_true = "";
$is_admin_link_false ="selected";
after line 32, after $boxes = '';
$pickers = '';
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Go to the specified lines in those files and set the specified variables. If you don't know how to do that, then you shouldn't be trying to run a website.
Im not going to learn html to fix 3 lines of code as i said i am willing to pay for it. Well it's not html, it's php. Secondly, if you know any other programming language the concepts are all the same (put an equals sign next to the variable name and type stuff after it). If you want people to help you, you will need to actually provide the file so that we can look at it. |
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Go to the specified lines in those files and set the specified variables. If you don't know how to do that, then you shouldn't be trying to run a website.
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completely random selection of one of the 5,444,517,870,735,015,415,413,993,718,908,291,383,296 possible sets of 12 words. 2048 possible words for each of the twelve words. With no repetitions, that's 1.672691931910011705169952468793676234018189696109... × 10^5894 possible combinations of 12 word seeds.
It's a very big number, but I don't think it's as large as you've indicated. 2048 12 is a bit less than 5.5 × 10 39 isn't it? Or did I get that math wrong? Yeah, I did my math wrong. I also assumed that there were no repetitions, although I'm not sure if that is actually the case. |
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So, what am I suppose to do here?
You can attempt to double spend the transaction (a RBF transaction) by sending one with a high fee. I have a lost transaction, lost coins that one one has.
How do I get the coins back? Are they lost forever?
No they are not lost forever. In fact, they are not lost at all. The Bitcoin either goes to whoever you sent it to or the "disappears" and is "forgotten" such that your wallet reverts to a state in which that transaction never occurred in the first place. The message that I was referred to said that it would post with in 5 days, since it hasn't done that and is not in the blockchain, am I just out of luck?
Is this the way things are suppose to work for BTC? I didn't realize that you could loose coins by simply not getting a confirmed TXN. That really sucks.
Feeling kinda scared at this point that im out several hundred dollars...
Again, you are not losing any money. In order to help you create a RBF transaction, we need to know what wallet you are using. The basic idea is to tell the wallet to forget about this transaction thus allowing you to create another transaction with a high fee that spends the inputs that your unconfirmed one also spends. |
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