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SP will you be incorporating the new vanilla blake algo into ccminer? If so, when?
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Hey so for people that don't know, I've started to move the WARP chain so all wallets do sync now.
I've made a staking test too, which resulted in 601.30386127 WARP being generated.
I'm willing to destroy these coins or donate them. Would like to hear people's opinions about this.
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Congratulations on 10.3 BTC level hit!
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@shapetwist - you may want to checkout - cryptopia - I agree that Bittrex and Poloniex are the best exchanges out there but I have some experience using Cryptopia and they are easy and responsive. Might be worth a check out. Also, is there any way to let us know if we are near the BTC goal? What is the amount of BTC needed for this project to come to fruition? That number will be helpful for those of us on the edge?
Thanks - pokeytex
I'll look into it. Let me put it like this, with 2 days left and 9.8 btc raised so far, I strongly believe the crowdfunding will be a success! Looks like they have (2) ways - you can buy your way in for about .9 BTC or you can do a community vote. Take a look. https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/VotingThanks - pokeytex |
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Thanks for the clarification. I hope you can buy a nice sum of WARP so that you can continue development when the price starts to rise. It needs to get on exchanges first though.
No problem! About that, I'm writing a proper document to send to various exchanges. They value innovation and contribution to technology, and I will be presenting my view about WARP and how it contributes to the crypto scene, specifically the importance of usability and the integration of apps in-client. I will publish it too once it's sent. I strongly disagree on paying fees to get listed, by the way. For everybody that invested, tomorrow is an important day. It can be the difference between just barely making it or having room to more exciting developments/services/features. If you have time, join our slack - which is getting pretty active - and check on Twitter, Reddit, etc. @shapetwist - you may want to checkout - cryptopia - I agree that Bittrex and Poloniex are the best exchanges out there but I have some experience using Cryptopia and they are easy and responsive. Might be worth a check out. Also, is there any way to let us know if we are near the BTC goal? What is the amount of BTC needed for this project to come to fruition? That number will be helpful for those of us on the edge? Thanks - pokeytex |
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What do you guys think about having a backup button to our server. Where you just click it once, and everyday it will send a backup to our server automatically, and will keep multiple copies of your wallet. Its actually safer than a cloud server as we dont actually have your funds, and your wallet will be encrypted or it should be. Just an idea. If many will use it, we will add it as an option for those that want it to turn it on. With this option we can make it add multiple wallet.dat files in your flycoin/roaming folder locally too or point it to an external device. Let me know if you want this.
Vegas
@vegasguy - I would take it a step further and make it a service where say the wallet will back-up for a fee of 2 Flycoin (making up a number) - this way it creates demand - maybe even a lock in amount - say (10) Fly have to be held permanently in the wallet for the auto back-up feature to activate? Just tossing out ideas. |
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Yeah, sounds legit. Also I think the problem is if you get coins for free, often they are just dumped at the exchanges. If it costs you value from the begin, like the crowdsale here or think about IOTA crowdsale, the community cares more about it, because they have invested real money and not just some clicks.
Good luck!
Yeah, the thing is that I'm not "buying" any WARP from the sale. Like you say, it would be for free. I won't have any coins to dump. So it makes sense to me that I recover a bit of the money and time invested so far. It's not like charity or something!  I hope this is clear and that you agree. How much of the crowdsale funds will you use to 'recover a bit of the money and time invested so far', and how much will be towards further development? I'm not sure, haven't made calculations yet on how much it was spent. Not looking to fully cover it either, but it would be fair to get some back or not? Maybe I can ask what you guys think? I don't mind you recovering some - however I would like to see some transparency when the time comes. Also, I would like to see a significant supply of Warp in your wallet.  |
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Does anybody know correct options for chips->vanitygen?
It's not nice to answer to yourself, especially in public , let's say it's ok if I share it with you  , let's make an howto from it Steps to do before you can continueAs dev was probably entering new year and did not reply , I had to look for it. How to do it , here is an little how to, say thanks Chipcoin starts with "C", which means value for given version must be one either 27, 28 or 29. For me it was logical that it is 28, however, every dev specifies it when creating a coin. I did not try 27 and 29. For those who have troubles in finding letters and numbers out, this table might be very helpful:)  Examples for Windows (most tux users probably know how to use this tool ) you can copy and save it as batch (*.bat, *.cmd) and place them in the same folder as vanitigen- Get one single address, fastest way
- I want to define pattern, let's say I want to get CHiP (small "i", because I like O as well as l and some other can not be used)
- My pattern: CHiP
- I want to save results in: CHiP_keys.txt
- I used following address version values: 28,102-103
Usage: oclvanitygen.exe [-vqrikNTS] [-d <device>] [-f <filename>|-] [<pattern>...]
Generates a bitcoin receiving address matching <pattern>, and outputs the
address and associated private key. The private key may be stored in a safe
location or imported into a bitcoin client to spend any balance received on
the address.
By default, <pattern> is interpreted as an exact prefix.
By default, if no device is specified, and the system has exactly one OpenCL
device, it will be selected automatically, otherwise if the system has
multiple OpenCL devices and no device is specified, an error will be
reported. To use multiple devices simultaneously, specify the -D option for
each device.
Options:
-v Verbose output
-q Quiet output
-i Case-insensitive prefix search
-k Keep pattern and continue search after finding a match
-N Generate namecoin address
-T Generate bitcoin testnet address
-X <version> Generate address with the given version
-e Encrypt private keys, prompt for password
-E <password> Encrypt private keys with <password> (UNSAFE)
-p <platform> Select OpenCL platform
-d <device> Select OpenCL device
-D <devstr> Use OpenCL device, identified by device string
Form: <platform>:<devicenumber>[,<options>]
Example: 0:0,grid=1024x1024
-S Safe mode, disable OpenCL loop unrolling optimizations
-w <worksize> Set work items per thread in a work unit
-t <threads> Set target thread count per multiprocessor
-g <x>x<y> Set grid size
-b <invsize> Set modular inverse ops per thread
-V Enable kernel/OpenCL/hardware verification (SLOW)
-f <file> File containing list of patterns, one per line
(Use "-" as the file name for stdin)
-o <file> Write pattern matches to <file>
-s <file> Seed random number generator from <file> oclvanitygen.exe -D 0:1 -X 28,102-103 -o CHiP_keys.txt CHiP oclvanitygen.exe -D 0:1 -k -X 28,102-103 -o CHiP_keys.txt CHiP oclvanitygen.exe -D 0:1 -k -X 28,102-103 -f YourPatterns.txt -o YourPatterns_keys.txt @echo off
REM C 27-29
REM H 39-42
REM i 101-104
REM P 54-57
REM C 27-29
REM o 114-115
REM i 120-103
REM n 112-113
oclvanitygen.exe -D 0:1 -k -X 28,102-103 -o CHiPCoin.txt CHiPCoin - Do not use certificate delivered by vanitigen (cert.pem), as if you do, your address will not be secure. Instead create your own DH key and CA certificate and replace with it the one delivered. Who has never created an certificate, XCA is best know to me GUI. First create an key, then CA certificate. If you did everything without mistake, then your results should look like this: Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPecw8qaFWYhr4f3oq5mcmQMZTAGMvgq
Privkey: 6EhzK7VJA7iE7PXcyfFFsqAevocWnUeF5cDjXJcSBCZrnvk2yWj
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP9n5TT44gwhPMznVFhYbfu3axcke5hE
Privkey: 6EKNnUTaRCjTMgrWauc2oZo9EdHFqwMAgiZTzEDiczFWRjhfDKk
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPtA5Jk4WyD7ivUmiwBF43NZSDcBs1KL
Privkey: 6EaRf86xsxBmmHBi5gHVK6HSCHUiP2pNU7x5WBLApCzsS5XESmi
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPHJGRLTKm8oike64CJb6b4FSm84YwaK
Privkey: 6EK5kSARGLg3anszp78EgewV49VjgrZW26tY8jyxMQhe8hVcZHy
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPqMpu68D92mbsBcuS5qmPnGBCk6kBdD
Privkey: 6FnuT4m7ySo5DvktSvbbYiCeNqSmZt91Aofe1ff9spUnsLPmJvg
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPMSkaHaaxzTLtyYLXHWPmjaG6LePo5F
Privkey: 6EkbvYGLCcBvT7cQSTxVJz5AEatsDfAifqWsxyMw2c8mV5pm93Q
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPZbpYV3r8DeWv6NdYk4XphhvxZYMpxK
Privkey: 6EUS5PDyptWNp9tHdpAqvqm2DVrw1z6jBhRoNCZEzxw52rNTowG
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPPDWe2nLzhEz7juHtjZFCXmaM74HKEL
Privkey: 6Es7kx9LNqQ8r28jgB24dMLxFMskSCWbkuNoKQyMNHWN3pVqz5L
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPGNFc35pqoYc7TcxCoFgJzZTQhRerWP
Privkey: 6FBnN8yXbS15wUpUADGJYDf8m11Dt2FahJSrGX29yz36VG2VcsA
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPraJo6RpjTfs1EZhR2NVf9dpeqhkojp
Privkey: 6GAAGAVcU1w2UmHH7FV2D7BsRTpoThCUQq92NjBTnxF2J8auF1G
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPUBtF9nEiQd4GCGgesktErEsCDuJz9Z
Privkey: 6FNAJuzUX7BVrQRawCEwSvzzFrEMygy4Dt81YY97jZ6uQmS8un6
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPF8XMocNUMfLHBx4uFh6CVJ9aYi4t4B
Privkey: 6EG46W5P8B9ZX6t4ycYUuRAHQQzQjcZBmG39UytaNDF5J5ycUvC
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPJQtPbfcQpJQwhR5A42RaeThYzDac5F
Privkey: 6Es8rWug5p4hJmh7BtuYEunU3wZ4SHfxw6BWCA3mjATqAYTyq3t
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP61BDaWZMPe4vXfrXLNTGSt4D5KHTQh
Privkey: 6FWCLM5cphbJB4b6MxbrkDzA3ExGEggYJTL88HvvXPTpTSw57eb
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP69RCRfyM1gAzRRsn79wp7VoS9ppWA1
Privkey: 6FwtEC7aGUkqzQY8z3iSyvDiqvwycLz4nXm1YW2kEfMxXUys8TZ
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPDYWEzWPNHNZnZBqEN8DBcYSfmGwRnd
Privkey: 6F1nYQTG9MTue5AVd576Z8M5fB4srttGsnomPxh2aED62FQv6Fa
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP5dhQo7TAo17PCzouTts4NP66BAWfSR
Privkey: 6F2Hhm6U69pHMPnDJUqCDfPTrH16QkzAcsQ7YNTe6CSDQmeRww2
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPviGej8ugsfZe2Ww9xgFt8M496pHbns
Privkey: 6FjfFBAEmZsXKFoe43jpnAMjwMLAHuzF982rhvsHUY3Aa9WCgKi
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPduqsAhyjbV1iHXEpYSSp4pYoygSHSR
Privkey: 6FaTUZ6wBpXMhuQwcz4vhfnDk5hf26qgMHh9PkQ6CgfCx4y1uYV
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPAncMuLScr8Ab9cePaWVXjRetPrRxKi
Privkey: 6FxYhE6ZfmY7YZjEsnkWkBNs6Uv2RD9ohXGL8WqArjdcssE6qf6
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPcgTY3V3rmYg11G4fwxY9NyQ5NQiTg6
Privkey: 6FVV5UKS1N5EZtET9gM15phGQBJQ3FT94L8R5BqVJRwGcfjammW
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPq2xg7tQdAjGJxwkfvdpFQ4rneM5yJ5
Privkey: 6EpXRn1Mqv7THRBCZttTePPCpFcxsbec4yz1AmTSFPt94qvYjvW
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPkZobtxpykzoZ1qNFF7VskjA2immS62
Privkey: 6FBRcYvyJQsGRK8s2tv6UfwgBgSkfcnmkBmqC6gMdUhro72hVyH
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPooPV2Wd7pHsDqCYKQXPy2ejcTVgmWz
Privkey: 6Ewf4yrDbD2VHL3cT743r94HLVadXFpHFXgrSemS8UezxQB4Cjk
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPGq9LCjspLKXBvRCe3fZzn98BH538XH
Privkey: 6EFCQfNEY4CGpf989myY2QcbdAVdjW1QXFgeCLGMhd6c95VeLWq
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPuERJ3WpfxK2ikiafHXe2Eyrpd8ErK4
Privkey: 6EHSFsvyeBdVaxAExMKqgvPSxFt2dUUbboDTugQavty3FNLZksi
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPkADA9UHNhL1J1cuHVeSaJ1qdrb7zSE
Privkey: 6ESLpyp7EwRL3LTr1Hba7duSXL4eVAZCdT8HCe89rdTeHLAt3Zk
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPdjJXwodavV3LDijpqMeQLtVFQ1eXAa
Privkey: 6FkiKJx83Sz6CiJnynrmdfKtJHZudBmJoDYCpZumgEPZmfHT9j5
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPru3KBNaorZkLvfdPfykw5bKkW1rbCw
Privkey: 6FpUSRq9orFK2bJ5EhAf789myeedZsZwTAYiT9uKZzK2K4fkJ8G
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP2yzcYaLhp9nrURMzeLZP7MMLyMGG5M
Privkey: 6Ee4NKhMDKWTGoMDDvpH2zvoxLU9CNDJnFta8Rk7dHZ8XG3WhDA
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPnP4wAsVdserRaLNyFTmxGCERioZtK5
Privkey: 6FYSpYNpJPgGHkDrzozjiG72kYSzZN3bRQxCrZcrVF9yQTPk5Uk
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPcayN8YMTBn4Pn4PzJtXiXayfywn8My
Privkey: 6EwEruv2X4RVY7EvCuFG8W5momWjK8rXzStsYD6frVPutcUBknt
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPZ6Kd87PspSqWrESXtDX3WrWkPTqqMn
Privkey: 6EjdDYNhXCkfWyD8buXvj8kEsJj9cUeYqaxjkGhyFGogx2kyWJM
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPgwz67spsKaxXiJfX4YAdSKeoJjQgcn
Privkey: 6Ff9FmtiMP7MnEBBJh5hmSeaDDFw8RtRnkmvTznktkyMsJHmHoW
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPm5H7RbhaAMfr5CmKP2mjTCusVLTgzJ
Privkey: 6ETcBTvWHiHCuKiZ4rnBQj9Rgdz48qUazcZiRVm7qmLUCYy7jdc
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPWHmoqYQwK1ZyGNGuAYqgonstC2TDTJ
Privkey: 6ERDmVatPrztQhdQZSY4sUji6ZvTzzcaB7bXajtG9PoEQUPm3k2
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPpYYxaSge6aMDhdzVA1NN6oFuiUh6Qp
Privkey: 6FWnbrk7wQuNB37q6cnVT2Wj95nq8MCyYJmRN3whM7rWd87hUUo
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPpNXCzfpznUDMmt7omYuST9cBEB6Pdr
Privkey: 6EWNdmctHHcVwVRomHpGJyHJua4G3oJW9HvJtrUyVTd2i7CqUQR
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPtahqybqN2wn3EmFknUYds5sdZ3kpTR
Privkey: 6FRGW7LdgBi199TcpuZ5fC9dpnTC3ztsu9AYSiWr6t3WpAUsTjB
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPJvhV6V3r8gX92Jq38kyaGqq4Cf6hk9
Privkey: 6FK2XZ9QcaDSMgnSFC82vZ1CYjeqjvPNx1812pToDWTJbrcUwBY
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPGMFx57Eyhkvvq2xC3ALQ2QR8bwz4S7
Privkey: 6F9rVJCJjtmrNxPpvVpo5rF1SSiTnoYCcfeJV4xQGDfnsTNY3zU
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPaADRXPguRT3dP6LUWEUMcdyoHVuNAk
Privkey: 6FvNDCo18bmhMWhy6bq4nKx1bR95yN8H26EVCA77wCCXpDoAfTN
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP2DvrEvmUrhneUvZjWsR4RnfVyggNBd
Privkey: 6EULowLy8xCQD2Gv5W8bvmrK6RazmUUJRfErSQQ99EagYg9QY4E
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPZxWEp3ssKdyVrUZh5PPPa6f5mX7jnK
Privkey: 6FqFbWsrS6roF9gSccQtLcAk2qW1MYkz2TW3aMh9T7asLqsAWdm
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPKnw29k3NuLn6ZSEKqyhJVdV3QAzDMj
Privkey: 6EToWY23eRHdfzVhaJDbpMw78DftathL142H1Unw4oWZTDGSJVm
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPbL3PwZknu7Px6ykiVpT3Z7JLdGgMcW
Privkey: 6FYqBDdxC6PMWwyAeyCBkobv3vJvKBzLKZZc4HH9mGrcPAojS45
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPUCnTWJguSJqzc3ujhBjdg5TK4e2j4n
Privkey: 6FUhRgcEpfrMa66VMWy9QhspAx8u2zFPzPH2Fe3crg1pCudY6h6
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPR5MsnzxqTbZkAc6exX9uf1xCpFhpKq
Privkey: 6G8XmZbAVc8uYVqds9v5U1qz5cjF2rKKAu7sDjz6pDn2ooVg5ZQ
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPwPSNXTLB8QuyQNoQvYyXwyvkcV5gAE
Privkey: 6EH2AvKrydTVndWpVeyN6ZiwTKFfhb1feAiVbyU3bFHoRG2wtbe
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPA5sRcUuw5REF9MnzuAMuaM28T9hrPZ
Privkey: 6FtQRnM1ukBTSqkP8XvWNLH6pWczYyReNJNoFZQA22iRiGyGPxT
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPTTjvTEMzdYV6FPhv4y46DLRoAaHFiK
Privkey: 6G5RwUnC4y9CU2fXxoYchUe8obve4HiRnwiJR5JXY6x57t3toDh
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPcQFS54J4i7CsgWvH7GGe8zcz2Kx1z7
Privkey: 6FRCadFmvaFgtNgDgFWkM9PLCFroHHdBkhxREiPFsygKoubXmhp
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiP3EYtbDKDjMh8rBswFbJBcPE9p3QCEf
Privkey: 6G5KrQECoag4SL2aWgh4dv221HYG1ZTtZU2Fa8tNU8CnwqP8MUx
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPF1VhEM2RyutuRALRCfabkrDTKi73vz
Privkey: 6G4xPhQLqmMnRkJGRgbJkR6MmASut9LYqM8cpFQHhUTfdwMUc4a
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPnkmt8aG3asvmVmKvbaDPXc5iVcNS99
Privkey: 6F9wSEZPoWg1AvoYEnQtS8v2s6jVtZrjZaUeLVAYAnTeArk8DML
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPRDRBRkc97qp2YSngvEUvqRwfiQYnnQ
Privkey: 6Fw9Mo8487W658Rc3TwYrR2ybfwKvmuWB3tCN1Hekn9NQD9yfux
Pattern: CHiP
Address: CHiPXQjDrBdCftFEJDDx6DiPzFHCaggwid
Privkey: 6EMhYm4ZwQddvGthLt54dSzHNLuVtbiyz5bKSR9yajiXdtYQQUD
: importprivkey YourPrivateKey "Label" dumpprivkey YourWalletAddress CHiPotwXovWVomEnvR4EpoxmebJsXKeWKn
CHiPJWdKYMbpAfAJowhCVny5a1XAyMF7uE @BanzaiBTC Not sure, but maybe this post would fit better in the OP. Too early or not, but there is nothing on the way to create CHIP's paperwallet. @Boki15 - Thank you very much for this guide - I will give it a go and see what I can find. I have never done a vanity address before. |
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Yeah, sounds legit. Also I think the problem is if you get coins for free, often they are just dumped at the exchanges. If it costs you value from the begin, like the crowdsale here or think about IOTA crowdsale, the community cares more about it, because they have invested real money and not just some clicks.
Good luck!
Yeah, the thing is that I'm not "buying" any WARP from the sale. Like you say, it would be for free. I won't have any coins to dump. So it makes sense to me that I recover a bit of the money and time invested so far. It's not like charity or something! I hope this is clear and that you agree. I really hope you purchase coins though from the exchange otherwise what would be the purpose to continue development of this coin? Hell yeah! I risk to say I believe more in this project than anyone else! So yes, I'm really excited to get my share off the market! That is music to my ears! |
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Yeah, sounds legit. Also I think the problem is if you get coins for free, often they are just dumped at the exchanges. If it costs you value from the begin, like the crowdsale here or think about IOTA crowdsale, the community cares more about it, because they have invested real money and not just some clicks.
Good luck!
Yeah, the thing is that I'm not "buying" any WARP from the sale. Like you say, it would be for free. I won't have any coins to dump. So it makes sense to me that I recover a bit of the money and time invested so far. It's not like charity or something! I hope this is clear and that you agree. I really hope you purchase coins though from the exchange otherwise what would be the purpose to continue development of this coin? I don't see any exchanger on the first post, is there any exchanger that we can trade warp? Not yet - coin goes live this Thursday - then coins are distributed - then we wait for exchanges to add! |
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Yeah, sounds legit. Also I think the problem is if you get coins for free, often they are just dumped at the exchanges. If it costs you value from the begin, like the crowdsale here or think about IOTA crowdsale, the community cares more about it, because they have invested real money and not just some clicks.
Good luck!
Yeah, the thing is that I'm not "buying" any WARP from the sale. Like you say, it would be for free. I won't have any coins to dump. So it makes sense to me that I recover a bit of the money and time invested so far. It's not like charity or something! I hope this is clear and that you agree. I really hope you purchase coins though from the exchange otherwise what would be the purpose to continue development of this coin? |
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@infernoman @geewhiz @wigitgetit - ty all for the information on the connection issues - what worked - updating the addnodes to the current list on the block explorer for the 1.2.2.2 wallet, deleting peers.on each masternode, waiting 10-20 minutes. All is good now!
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I wonder how high it will go..
No one knows - I just want the coins in my wallet and active development! :-) Then we can talk about how high! |
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That's great news! I have a feeling there will be a lot of activity in the 11th hour! :-) |
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I can tell you I am running (3) MN's from one IP and I also had a problem with the amount of connections. However, I let it run overnight after adding all of the addnodes and it seems to have worked itself out. Now the (3) mn's are showing 43, 13, & 11 connections which I think is plenty to operate?
Problem solved. thanks people for advice. Qt2 connected to 11 nodes incl. my first QT on the same server. I added my first QT as node for my second QT. (Thanks infernoman). Can you tell me the solution for the connection problem? I added a 4th MN and now I can't get more than (1) connection on (2) mn's.... Are you trying to run all 4 Masternodes in the same wallet. No I have (4) Mn's running separate. I cannot get the one controller wallet to (4) mn's working at all. I am guessing you have been through this? https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HuIpcifBthyvp88wRquq9txQMAoDHkemv8Ozt4euw1g/edit#slide=id.p If so, and your still having issues, please layout the setup so people have more of an idea of how to help. basically the more details the better. You don't have to give up your IP's or anything like that. Yes - I followed that completely. I delete the wallet.dat and setup all of the transfer.conf correctly. I set up the masternode.conf as illustrated and create the .bat file as described. However, when I turn the .bat file on it opens up (4) more wallets with nothing in them. Then I go into the controller wallet and type masternode start (gives me an error saying to add masternode=1) the instructions explicitly say not to add masternode=1 into the transfer.conf file of the controller wallet. Then i tried masternode start on the (4) empty wallets and I get an error stating that there isn't a transaction that can be a masternode (something like that? going on memory). I am still having problems with the connection issues as well. You advised me to addnode=externalip:port but that didn't work. I still have the following connections on (4) wallets. 28, 1, 1, 7 - very weird. What is the most up to date addnode list? Theres the issue, try using "masternode start-many" or "masternode start-alias" Ah - Do I do this from within the .bat file or the controller wallet? Do this inside the console of the controller wallet. Ok - when I did this last night it shot back an error that I needed masternode=1 when the instructions say not to use it. Any advice? Last night you were also using "masternode start" correct? start-many and start-alias both have different use cases than start. try typing "masternode start-many" instead of "masternode start" Correct - Ok I will try that tonight when I get home. One more question - Once a masternode is started - if I close the wallet - is the masternode still running? If so, how do I shut a masternode off? |
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Bought 25 shares of the BitNodes WARP node: https://bitnodes.net/services/crowdfunding/warp-node/So there's only 20 shares left. Nodes are important to support the network, plus Bitnodes offers a Block Explorer for a year, and we need a third-party explorer on top of our own. Also, remember when we launch, it's important to let your coins mature and stake! Ok - I covered the last 20 shares - let's get this thing off the ground! :-) |
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I can tell you I am running (3) MN's from one IP and I also had a problem with the amount of connections. However, I let it run overnight after adding all of the addnodes and it seems to have worked itself out. Now the (3) mn's are showing 43, 13, & 11 connections which I think is plenty to operate?
Problem solved. thanks people for advice. Qt2 connected to 11 nodes incl. my first QT on the same server. I added my first QT as node for my second QT. (Thanks infernoman). Can you tell me the solution for the connection problem? I added a 4th MN and now I can't get more than (1) connection on (2) mn's.... Are you trying to run all 4 Masternodes in the same wallet. No I have (4) Mn's running separate. I cannot get the one controller wallet to (4) mn's working at all. I am guessing you have been through this? https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HuIpcifBthyvp88wRquq9txQMAoDHkemv8Ozt4euw1g/edit#slide=id.p If so, and your still having issues, please layout the setup so people have more of an idea of how to help. basically the more details the better. You don't have to give up your IP's or anything like that. Yes - I followed that completely. I delete the wallet.dat and setup all of the transfer.conf correctly. I set up the masternode.conf as illustrated and create the .bat file as described. However, when I turn the .bat file on it opens up (4) more wallets with nothing in them. Then I go into the controller wallet and type masternode start (gives me an error saying to add masternode=1) the instructions explicitly say not to add masternode=1 into the transfer.conf file of the controller wallet. Then i tried masternode start on the (4) empty wallets and I get an error stating that there isn't a transaction that can be a masternode (something like that? going on memory). I am still having problems with the connection issues as well. You advised me to addnode=externalip:port but that didn't work. I still have the following connections on (4) wallets. 28, 1, 1, 7 - very weird. What is the most up to date addnode list? Theres the issue, try using "masternode start-many" or "masternode start-alias" Ah - Do I do this from within the .bat file or the controller wallet? Do this inside the console of the controller wallet. Ok - when I did this last night it shot back an error that I needed masternode=1 when the instructions say not to use it. Any advice? |
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I can tell you I am running (3) MN's from one IP and I also had a problem with the amount of connections. However, I let it run overnight after adding all of the addnodes and it seems to have worked itself out. Now the (3) mn's are showing 43, 13, & 11 connections which I think is plenty to operate?
Problem solved. thanks people for advice. Qt2 connected to 11 nodes incl. my first QT on the same server. I added my first QT as node for my second QT. (Thanks infernoman). Can you tell me the solution for the connection problem? I added a 4th MN and now I can't get more than (1) connection on (2) mn's.... Are you trying to run all 4 Masternodes in the same wallet. No I have (4) Mn's running separate. I cannot get the one controller wallet to (4) mn's working at all. I am guessing you have been through this? https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HuIpcifBthyvp88wRquq9txQMAoDHkemv8Ozt4euw1g/edit#slide=id.p If so, and your still having issues, please layout the setup so people have more of an idea of how to help. basically the more details the better. You don't have to give up your IP's or anything like that. Yes - I followed that completely. I delete the wallet.dat and setup all of the transfer.conf correctly. I set up the masternode.conf as illustrated and create the .bat file as described. However, when I turn the .bat file on it opens up (4) more wallets with nothing in them. Then I go into the controller wallet and type masternode start (gives me an error saying to add masternode=1) the instructions explicitly say not to add masternode=1 into the transfer.conf file of the controller wallet. Then i tried masternode start on the (4) empty wallets and I get an error stating that there isn't a transaction that can be a masternode (something like that? going on memory). I am still having problems with the connection issues as well. You advised me to addnode=externalip:port but that didn't work. I still have the following connections on (4) wallets. 28, 1, 1, 7 - very weird. What is the most up to date addnode list? Theres the issue, try using "masternode start-many" or "masternode start-alias" Ah - Do I do this from within the .bat file or the controller wallet? |
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Well thank you again to a mysterious donor - last night left me a surprise. Thanks. Also, a big thank you to whomever filled my buy order. I will slow and steady get back in the game! :-)
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