So can my offline wallet work with the new Amory desktop?
My offline wallet is on old netbook running ubuntu 10.04
yes, offline wallets dont have to be updated (yet) |
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Is this coin dead? Is it worth mining it with a gt-620 ?
depends on how you define dead. sure, mine ahead! |
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Hi guys.
I'm not sure where is the "support" thread or forum for QRK, but it seems there is a bug it should be handled sooner than later.
The problem is sometimes transactions are not sent to the network, but for your local client seems they've been. So you spent some QRKs and you "lost" them from your wallet, but the transaction is never propagated thought the network nor included in any block.
If you try to check the transaction in a blockexplorer or using getrawtransaction (in a client properly configured to get and store all that information from blockchain) the transaction doesn't exist at all. If you check in your own client, you can see the transaction properly having 0 confirmations.
As there is no way to force the resend of the transaction, there is a huge problem when you want to deal with payments in an automatic mood... and a big problem when you're doing those by yourself, because to recover your funds, you need to: Dump your private keys, reinstall a fresh client, import private keys there, and redownload/rescan the blockchain in order to get your money available again.
Can anybody tell me who can be contacted about this issue in order to provide more information if needed?
TXID is ba07e12c1c58b57f26d1c983d564d448eb90cc8810d10c4e25aafe569ff332fd, but you won't be able to find it in the blockchain.
It was created with createrawtransaction [{"txid":"a305c35df688cfd15d8c1d78c6d679c3ba37883944755c35f2f7985b54dd7bf5","vout":1}] {"QhrNXCEN8iwhpzSkMy7J99BiqjKXPUTy83": 0.002, "QXoUVrqAitgrcTYvCZihjSCxE8gBfYSaSH": 0.9979}, properly signed and sended to the network.
Thanks in advance.
I cannot answer this all in perfect detail, but can give you some insight. First of all, you don't need to do the whole reinstall stuff. You can run the wallet with the -salvage option. This is somewhat compared to creating a new wallet, import all keys from the old in the new one and do a blockchain scan, without downloading the chain again. Transactions need most of the time/often a transaction fee, if not, it is normally not processed and/or relayed by other nodes. But looking at your transaction i see you are already know that and have a fee of 0.0001 (input of 1.0, two outputs which add up to 0.9999). I'm not sure about the needed amount for the fee, i think it is comparable to bitcoin. Also the criteria to get a fee-free transaction are imho the same as in the bitcoin client (Inputs-age, TX-size, Value, ...) or he just waits a bit, transactions are broadcasted again, not just a single time! |
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I updated to 0.9 too.
Went smoothly, via git update, no additional work necessary at all.
First start took a while to create the new database, now it is awesome fast on every start!
Great job, thank you for such a powerful and important piece of beautiful software, Alan and Goatpig!
Ente
Come on guys, they need a few positive feedback too from time to time, right?
is 0.9 stable? i didnt try it (yet) |
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i like this idea and want some.
what are the recommended exchanges?
does anyone (with reputation, or you go first) wanna trade directly and spare the fees? if so PM me
greetings
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4 days
SSD/i7 2600 16Gb ram
mysql InnoDb
bitcoin base
current on: block_tx 206973 8681883
is this ok?
Can anybody upload the dump of bitcoin mysql database. Would be very grateful.
Or share your my.ini settings , maybe I'am something doing wrong.
Btw, i'am using this command line options :
--commit-bytes=1000000
so sad... use tmpfs! |
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I would go with "over time" = at least 100 times whatever your expected time to find a share is.
In lenny's example that would be 17 years. Yes, and in that example case making any statement of "what I earned over the past couple months" is not statistically meaningful. That example was for 322 MH/s which is insanely small given current bitcoin difficulties. The only reason to be mining with 300 MH/s at all is if you are betting on another 100-fold increase in the BTC/USD exchange rate making your handful of satoshis valuable someday. Or alternatively if you don't care about profits and are just mining for the fun of it. Whatever the reason, definitely don't bother mining on p2pool with that amount of hashrate. Perfect pool should be profitable for any miner. p2pool is very unfriendly for anything smaller than 10-30 GH/s. I am working to change that - for future of p2pool, which can do good for any miner on the planet, using distributed p2p network of miners. Right now you make profit only if you have lots of expensive ASIC miners. And yes, I am mining for fun, not for profits - all my Jupiters are sitting on Eligius pool. how about taking a look at what variance is? if you would read and understand it, you would see your wrong... |
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That just made me rethink it a little... moved to PPLNS.
Thanks for jogging my memory.
much better, ty. |
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HashFaster's Crypto Mining Network has opened its AnonCoin pool!
Please come support us!
2%Fee Proportional Payout.
Stratum only
VARDIFF 16-265
NY, CA, Amsterdam stratum servers
Thanks!
ZC
Proportional? Let the pool hopping scam begin! |
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I'm wondering if this threw the payments out of whack, because right after that the subsequent two payouts have been half what I got before it. That's kind of a sharp drop. I'm sure it will balance out again but it's a bit baffling. oh, sweet! donations! about time that p2pool gets such a block. |
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Hey what is with Zetacoin block explorer?
use mine, see signature |
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where did zetpool.com go ?? I had some coins on there and now the domain is for sale.
this serves you right, dont use centralized pools, use p2pool  every centralized pool can steal on your without your knowledge and nobody can prove it, also they can run with your coins. if any centralized pool says this cant happen, its already a scam. |
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Where are these shares being sold  Loads of links on the OP.. click any blue text or the image to take you to cryptostocks and it is the listing with a ticker ASCMDVCPT FuzzyBear how about paying out dividends? |
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what is the meaning of choosing an amount to donate ? why cant it be same to all. i dont think 2 is too much, but theres some who pays nothing. i think you who ever you are forrestintv put it 1.5 for all. thats fair.
or put it 3 if you want, because this is very good pool - you can afford to do so.
if you dont like the fees, set em to 0... |
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these problems happens if you mix db4.8 (or lower) wallets with db5 (or higher)
Thanks. That clears things up. I remember upgrading to db5 around that time. If I can't fix it, I'll get your help on IRC. With pywallet you probably need to edit the address prefix to get the right output. In the pywallet script around line 72 you should find; Please change that to: To display anoncoin private keys and addresses right. (This will remove the compatibility with bitcoin, so you need to set it back to 0 afterwards to get it to work with bitcoin again) ugh, thats ugly! you can specify the version at the WUI and also set it as parameter  |
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Some time ago, when I upgraded anoncoin, it said my old wallet.dat was corrupt. How do I recover the private keys from the old wallet? I tried running older versions of the daemon, but when I put the old wallet.dat in .anoncoin, they all crash with: ************************
EXCEPTION: 11DbException
Db::open: Invalid argument
anoncoin in AppInit()
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'DbException'
what(): Db::open: Invalid argument
Aborted (core dumped)
I also tried pywallet, but I'm not sure what "otherversion" will work, if any. Any help would be appreciated. Maybe there's a way to look for the private key manually, in a hex editor? yes, pywallet is the right way to go. start it with --web and then browse to localhost:8989. if the wallet has a passphrase, you need to unlock it first in the WUI, after that you can dump your privkeys. if you need asistance i can help you, im on #anoncoin @ freenode, also you find me of course in your projects irc channel these problems happens if you mix db4.8 (or lower) wallets with db5 (or higher), as its not backward nor forward compatible. if you compiled from source, maybe you now used libdb5 and no longer libdb4.8 so if you can, get the libdb4.8 (in case you run ubuntu/linux (if not ubuntu, get source + compile), the official bitcoin PPA has the libdb4.8 included) and your problem should be gone. be sure to stick either to libdb5 or to libdb4.8 as mixing creates exactly these problems. |
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Solo mining for the first time here.
When pool mining the cmd window shows my cpu info and reprints it when pool finds block.
Solo mining prints info just once (no blocks yet i get it) but how do i know its not just frozen?
It just says bind thread 8 times (0-7) thats it. No mh reading or anything.
Is my little comp dead in the water or is this how cpuminer works while solo mining?
yes this is normal, check your CPU usage solomining with CPUs wont get you any blocks on the bigger coins. |
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p2pool.litecointools.com seems to be down according to isup.me
dosnt matter, p2pool is decentralized. |
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Why not state clearly in this thread that p2pool.org and p2pool.com are not affiliated with p2pool?
I added some clarification about p2pool.org to the first post. I think p2pool.com is pretty obviously not. In other related news, using http://p2pool.info/ as the new homepage for P2Pool is on the horizon since I recently took up maintenance of it and as it's already well-known. good, about time to handle with the guy @ p2pool.org |
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Is there a stratum-mining server for zetacoin?
p2pool |
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