depends on what it is you want to build ... a qt wallet or daemon ... #crysx Qt wallet on Linux is for sissies  damn - i MUST be a sissy then  ... i use them in fedora - and daemon in vps / servers ... #crysx Daemon please Assuming you have installed the proper dependencies: git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom
cd axiom/src/
make -f makefile.unix
Not sure if it's still necessary but some people have needed to add a few mkdir's and a chmod. git clone https://github.com/axiomcryptocurrency/axiom
cd axiom/src/
mkdir obj/secp256k1
mkdir obj/secp256k1/src
chmod +x leveldb/build_detect_platform
make -f makefile.unix
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You know what? Do you guys want a little hint about something we're building?
Well, since you mentioned it.... |
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yo  Whats the algo ? Says SHA256 in top left corner of image |
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I never thought I would say something like this to a service provider, but I think your price of about 0.15 $/GB is too low given the service and support quality. I would continue using the service with the same volume even if you increased to 0.25 $/GB. Above that I would start thinking about alternatives. Not trying to get you to increase price, just so you know there is some air to the upside with at least one customer . Yea, I may consider that in the future. Currently the website is operating at a loss as you can see in an earlier post deposits don't come in very often. But that should change as the website becomes more known. However the website is not the only project on the server and as such it's not going anywhere anytime soon. Don't worry about it dissappearing like bitfetch yet. |
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Well of course you will get method not found, there is no method named 'ana@hetz1:~$ docker exec axiomd ./axiomd getpeerinfo | grep "addr\"" | sed 's/.*: "/addnode /' | sed 's/:.*/ add/''
That's the command I used to generate the list. Paste only the addnode lines.
I do this too several times and then get this 12:47:04  addnode 37.59.18.108 add --snip-- addnode 213.46.121.23 add 12:47:04  addnode <node> <add|remove|onetry> Attempts add or remove <node> from the addnode list or try a connection to <node> once. (code -1) Ah, the debug console ignores the new lines. Paste each line one at a time. Tedious but it should work. |
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Well of course you will get method not found, there is no method named 'ana@hetz1:~$ docker exec axiomd ./axiomd getpeerinfo | grep "addr\"" | sed 's/.*: "/addnode /' | sed 's/:.*/ add/''
That's the command I used to generate the list. Paste only the addnode lines.
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Ah, I forgot the word 'add' at the end. New list: ana@hetz1:~$ docker exec axiomd ./axiomd getpeerinfo | grep "addr\"" | sed 's/.*: "/addnode /' | sed 's/:.*/ add/'
addnode 37.59.18.108 add
addnode 68.197.2.158 add
addnode 81.191.27.28 add
addnode 94.23.75.173 add
addnode 96.245.156.66 add
addnode 66.30.80.136 add
addnode 46.101.23.149 add
addnode 69.165.47.72 add
addnode 181.47.25.110 add
addnode 67.8.38.82 add
addnode 188.239.77.232 add
addnode 144.76.238.2 add
addnode 188.166.112.232 add
addnode 84.43.140.88 add
addnode 184.147.89.21 add
addnode 79.158.248.28 add
addnode 82.193.155.224 add
addnode 71.33.158.187 add
addnode 177.81.168.113 add
addnode 36.77.3.114 add
addnode 124.29.204.212 add
addnode 176.108.251.236 add
addnode 89.203.220.98 add
addnode 75.135.243.9 add
addnode 81.28.217.134 add
addnode 52.8.185.12 add
addnode 82.44.30.10 add
addnode 46.59.62.165 add
addnode 154.20.234.125 add
addnode 104.131.246.114 add
addnode 67.0.161.196 add
addnode 184.147.89.21 add
addnode 104.219.184.51 add
addnode 85.25.199.215 add
addnode 218.90.166.77 add
addnode 66.58.210.87 add
addnode 206.45.170.224 add
addnode 104.45.140.80 add
addnode 86.97.223.233 add
addnode 84.2.34.94 add
addnode 146.247.2.222 add
addnode 121.216.125.147 add
addnode 71.237.125.226 add
addnode 23.96.82.147 add
addnode 86.97.223.233 add
addnode 178.162.209.232 add
addnode 91.134.53.161 add
addnode 193.175.21.88 add
addnode 98.126.245.186 add
addnode 24.5.53.44 add
addnode 82.238.124.41 add
addnode 178.137.157.4 add
addnode 104.12.86.201 add
addnode 117.87.31.4 add
addnode 2.60.36.209 add
addnode 113.76.7.18 add
addnode 5.167.112.140 add
addnode 84.90.149.57 add
addnode 198.50.160.97 add
addnode 213.46.121.23 add
addnode 213.46.121.23 add
ana@hetz1:~$ |
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bitcrypto10101, If you are going place them in the config file include the = if you paste it into the debug console replace the = with a <space> as is in my post above.
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I keep seeing mention of peer issues, here is my current list of peers in addnode form. ana@hetz1:~$ docker exec axiomd ./axiomd getpeerinfo | grep "addr\"" | sed 's/.*: "/addnode /' | sed 's/:.*//'
addnode 37.59.18.108
addnode 68.197.2.158
addnode 81.191.27.28
addnode 209.197.16.137
addnode 94.23.75.173
addnode 96.245.156.66
addnode 66.30.80.136
addnode 46.101.23.149
addnode 69.165.47.72
addnode 181.47.25.110
addnode 67.8.38.82
addnode 188.239.77.232
addnode 144.76.238.2
addnode 188.166.112.232
addnode 84.43.140.88
addnode 184.147.89.21
addnode 79.158.248.28
addnode 82.193.155.224
addnode 71.33.158.187
addnode 177.81.168.113
addnode 36.77.3.114
addnode 124.29.204.212
addnode 176.108.251.236
addnode 89.203.220.98
addnode 75.135.243.9
addnode 81.28.217.134
addnode 52.8.185.12
addnode 82.44.30.10
addnode 46.59.62.165
addnode 154.20.234.125
addnode 58.8.148.166
addnode 104.131.246.114
addnode 67.0.161.196
addnode 184.147.89.21
addnode 104.219.184.51
addnode 85.25.199.215
addnode 218.90.166.77
addnode 66.58.210.87
addnode 206.45.170.224
addnode 104.45.140.80
addnode 86.97.223.233
addnode 84.2.34.94
addnode 146.247.2.222
addnode 121.216.125.147
addnode 71.237.125.226
addnode 23.96.82.147
addnode 86.97.223.233
addnode 178.162.209.232
addnode 91.134.53.161
addnode 193.175.21.88
addnode 98.126.245.186
addnode 24.5.53.44
addnode 82.238.124.41
addnode 37.218.182.142
addnode 178.137.157.4
addnode 104.12.86.201
addnode 117.87.31.4
addnode 2.60.36.209
addnode 113.76.7.18
addnode 31.46.214.136
addnode 5.167.112.140
addnode 84.90.149.57
addnode 198.50.160.97
addnode 87.229.10.90
addnode 213.46.121.23
ana@hetz1:~$ |
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Hi.
How I can compile axiomd? Stuck at this point:
--- Snip Logs ---
Did you create the obj directories and chmod the leveldb file? mkdir src/obj/secp256k1
mkdir src/obj/secp256k1/src
chmod +x src/leveldb/build_detect_platform |
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Why transition? I understand bitbucket is a bit different in the UI but it still has the functionality (mostly) |
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but now is also for nvidia miner?  no more cpu only ?  Publicly it's still a cpu only coin. Privately there are ~4 people with a gpu miner. only 4? 4 people or 4 farm lol seems legit ~4 people. The dev + 3 buyers. Even if they have a gpu farm is it not still one person? Many GPUs, sure, maybe. It's still only ~4 people though. |
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I'm not seeing any transaction that links back to your 1Death address. Here's the list of transactions going back through June. Jul 25, 2015 @ 07:33 pm
Received into wallet
6e8138c8c12e30aba5303f259ee41a3e59eb6c8200b0b1567e7d41f53c958d39 0.00345018 BTC
Jul 17, 2015 @ 03:51 pm
Received into wallet
feead40a6d43f585be62502ab03c257cbeae59254c0383b34f857bf15d2442b5 0.00250000 BTC
Jul 13, 2015 @ 02:01 pm
Received into wallet
e9161236f40e09022a30d9e8a17d964d938bf2e1433b2f50f202670ac1da2f29 0.00620000 BTC
Jun 18, 2015 @ 12:44 pm
Received into wallet
1c8f6886c342e8e9b343378222a0c165069aeb7ae40242a833a1211c738b8ed3 0.00300000 BTC
Jun 14, 2015 @ 09:40 pm
Received into wallet
b05c361bcbb9e08561a36cecb7953fa2692d983816a0efdc7ae2ac2d03909d5b 0.00070000 BTC
Jun 14, 2015 @ 01:00 pm
Received into wallet
d3aca115c389af9769ad8eeb026e0b319fcdc1cc368296043f48e3763528b812 0.00050000 BTC Edit: As verification I searched the database for any addresses that may start with a 1 and no results were found, if you deposited it will start with a 3. > db.userInfo.find({address:{$regex:/^1/}})
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but now is also for nvidia miner? no more cpu only ? Publicly it's still a cpu only coin. Privately there are ~4 people with a gpu miner. |
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I don't believe that's a deposit address, they are all multi sig addresses by https://blocktrail.com and as such should start with a 3. |
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Hey umm... Tried to download something with IDM, it failed popped up (can't download files simultaneously) it said but removed the credits from the account as well.
Resuming downloads or downloading multiple segments simultaneously is not supported. It should be one single continuous transfer. PM/email me either your deposit address or secret from your url and the torrent you tried to download. After verifying the info I'll credit your account. Checking the website now, apparently my deposit address and whole account is reset because dumb me forgot to save secret url... Try checking you're browser history or bitcoin transaction history. Unless you hadn't made any deposits in which case a new account wouldn't hurt anything. |
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Hey umm... Tried to download something with IDM, it failed popped up (can't download files simultaneously) it said but removed the credits from the account as well.
Resuming downloads or downloading multiple segments simultaneously is not supported. It should be one single continuous transfer. PM/email me either your deposit address or secret from your url and the torrent you tried to download. After verifying the info I'll credit your account. |
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Upto 1 Gb is already Free in the market and now We can download above 1 GB files also
I'm not exactly sure what this is saying.
I want to know that What is maximum file capacity of your website ? means what is maximum File can be converted
There is no set limit, it will vary based on free space on the server and utilization by other visitors
And how much time you can host converted file so we can download any time or Specific time period
As of now there is plenty of disk space so torrents seed to 3.0 then get deleted randomly but they remain for at least 14 days.
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It seems NOMP is submitting blocks to the network that it mined thanks to you're help however the pools thinks they are being rejected by the axiom daemon and as such is not sending any payouts.
I do not have the time currently to fix it and as such will shutdown the pool.
There are now 3 suitable alternatives:
coinspool.cu.cc/info_axiomhash
axiom.suprnova.cc
axiom.maxminers.net
If you are/were mining at 176.9.59.110:9595 or :3032 please redirect you're miners to a different pool.
When all of the workers have stopped mining I'll stop the pool and check the logs to see what addresses were used to mine and send out a payment to each of you.
This is the pool mining address so you can see the amount I'll be divvying up AWFnTuLjfhCSkTZ2kwRscnonyVvCerFp49
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Wow how did this coin get on bittrex already??? ALSO WHO BOUGHT AT 1 BTC lol wow?
Anyone know how much was sold at that price? I wanna hope it was just someone buying from themselves but IDK and if it was actually at that price for any time I wish I could have sold some of the 30 Axiom I mined with my cpu last night at that price!!!
IIRC when I saw it happen it was 0.0002xxxx Axiom for 0.0002xxxx BTC. It was NOT 1 Axiom for 1 BTC. |
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