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Checking dev's profile, he has not been active here since May 16th, 2019.
Now I'm getting worried about him, not the coin.
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I hope at least we could have any official announcements from developers about discontinuing this project.
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Not good.
Seems completely dead.
My client says "chain not synced".
The age of the last synced block is "2 months ago".
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Thanks for answering.
I could successfully connect to the server using telnet via Tor.
So it seems that the exchange server is filtered by my ISP (have no idea about the reason) or my IP address might not have the permission of connecting to the server (because of the US sanctions against my country)!
Hence I should use a proxy in worldmobilecoin app for connecting to the exchange server.
I can use proxychains4 app for tunneling worldmobilecoinapp but it makes the app so slow.
Is there any way to set a proxy for worldmobilecoin app?
I was also think about this. The only solution i can think right now is install the websocket server in a few different places (US,Europe,Asia). But i cant afford right now with my limited fund for this project. The exchange server was prepared to support unlimited websocket server and every websocket server can handle about 200k user pertime. The main server for all user data is run behind router, so all user data should be safe. The other ways, maybe wait for web browser base release. You are doing a great job. Its natural to have some issues. I'm sure you would find a good way to resolve them. Good luck to you and WMCC team. |
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What about the WorldMobileCoin app itself?
It can't connect to the demo exchange server and shows this error: "Unable to connect".
Any solutions?
You can try type the server address manually demo.wmccex.com:8000 in the server input. Or using server IP 104.198.99.101:8000. But this IP maybe will be changed in the future. Thanks for answering. I could successfully connect to the server using telnet via Tor. So it seems that the exchange server is filtered by my ISP (have no idea about the reason) or my IP address might not have the permission of connecting to the server (because of the US sanctions against my country)! Hence I should use a proxy in worldmobilecoin app for connecting to the exchange server. I can use proxychains4 app for tunneling worldmobilecoinapp but it makes the app so slow. Is there any way to set a proxy for worldmobilecoin app? |
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How can I test if I can access Exchange server?
Tested in my browser, I could not reach anything. Also tested with TOR, again no success.
Ping also returns 100% packet loss.
Right now only demo exchange available. Web browser still do not support yet. Will release web browser base platform after real exchange launch. This server not using standard http port. Ping will not be working only `telnet demo.wmccex.com 8000`. What about the WorldMobileCoin app itself? It can't connect to the demo exchange server and shows this error: "Unable to connect". Any solutions? |
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How can I test if I can access Exchange server?
Tested in my browser, I could not reach anything. Also tested with TOR, again no success.
Ping also returns 100% packet loss.
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I can't connect to the Exchange server.
It says "Unable to connect".
Tested many times with both Demo and Real servers. No success!
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As I have checked, they update sources on github frequently. So, yes it is active.
It is in beta phase. We should be patient.
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Thanks for your information. Sorry if I'm newbie and didn't know that. So, as I understood, a number of "yay!!!"s based on difficulty would result to a complete block. In this situation, this takes a long time man! Better not to burn my nVidia 1060 on it! Thanks for your reply. Using port 7880 I get "HTTP request failed: Empty reply from server" error occasionally and there is no "yay!!!". Using port 6880 and starting miner on client also doesn't help. Still coins don't go into my wallet after getting "yay!!!"! I'm using port 7880...not sure if that would make a difference. Also: are you also running the miner in the desktop client? I've always had to start that running, then startup ccminer. (Then I usually go back and stop the miner in the desktop client...I still get blocks without it)
I tried GPU mining by ccminer (WMCC client: beta 13 on Linux), but after getting "accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), x.x kH/s yay!!!" nothing goes to my wallet.
What I did:
In WMCC client: Tools -> Stratum: Added a worker named "worker1" and password "pass" for example.
Used ccminer by the following command:
ccminer -a x15 -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:6880/ -u worker1 -p pass -T 600 --no-cpu-verify
But nothing goes to my wallet after "yay!!!"!
Am I doing anything wrong?
I hope this link will help to answer the "yay!!" meaning https://www.reddit.com/r/dogemining/comments/1u3fly/cpuminer_what_do_all_the_yay_lines_mean/Thats mean your share accepted by pool hosted on your wallet..but its doesnt mean you found the block..bcoz you host the pool, u will only get reward if you found the block and all share (rewards) belongs to you.. Unless if you join public pool, your chances to get reward(share) even with low power isprobably high.. |
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It is strange. I'm using Ubuntu 17.04. Wallet and miner are working on the same machine. Even tested bridging vmware and connecting ccminer from Ubuntu to wallet in windows. Same problem happens. I'll try to collect logs to see what's happening. Does anybody know the solution?  Thanks for your reply. Using port 7880 I get "HTTP request failed: Empty reply from server" error occasionally and there is no "yay!!!". Using port 6880 and starting miner on client also doesn't help. Still coins don't go into my wallet after getting "yay!!!"! I'm using port 7880...not sure if that would make a difference. Also: are you also running the miner in the desktop client? I've always had to start that running, then startup ccminer. (Then I usually go back and stop the miner in the desktop client...I still get blocks without it)
I tried GPU mining by ccminer (WMCC client: beta 13 on Linux), but after getting "accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), x.x kH/s yay!!!" nothing goes to my wallet.
What I did:
In WMCC client: Tools -> Stratum: Added a worker named "worker1" and password "pass" for example.
Used ccminer by the following command:
ccminer -a x15 -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:6880/ -u worker1 -p pass -T 600 --no-cpu-verify
But nothing goes to my wallet after "yay!!!"!
Am I doing anything wrong?
I don't see anything wrong in your steps. Your wallet is synced to 100%? What linux distro are u using? port 6880 is correct, don't use http 7880 port. Can you agree that your wallet is running on same machine that your GPU worker? |
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Does anybody know the solution? Thanks for your reply. Using port 7880 I get "HTTP request failed: Empty reply from server" error occasionally and there is no "yay!!!". Using port 6880 and starting miner on client also doesn't help. Still coins don't go into my wallet after getting "yay!!!"! I'm using port 7880...not sure if that would make a difference. Also: are you also running the miner in the desktop client? I've always had to start that running, then startup ccminer. (Then I usually go back and stop the miner in the desktop client...I still get blocks without it)
I tried GPU mining by ccminer (WMCC client: beta 13 on Linux), but after getting "accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), x.x kH/s yay!!!" nothing goes to my wallet.
What I did:
In WMCC client: Tools -> Stratum: Added a worker named "worker1" and password "pass" for example.
Used ccminer by the following command:
ccminer -a x15 -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:6880/ -u worker1 -p pass -T 600 --no-cpu-verify
But nothing goes to my wallet after "yay!!!"!
Am I doing anything wrong?
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Thanks for your reply. Using port 7880 I get "HTTP request failed: Empty reply from server" error occasionally and there is no "yay!!!". Using port 6880 and starting miner on client also doesn't help. Still coins don't go into my wallet after getting "yay!!!"! I'm using port 7880...not sure if that would make a difference. Also: are you also running the miner in the desktop client? I've always had to start that running, then startup ccminer. (Then I usually go back and stop the miner in the desktop client...I still get blocks without it)
I tried GPU mining by ccminer (WMCC client: beta 13 on Linux), but after getting "accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), x.x kH/s yay!!!" nothing goes to my wallet.
What I did:
In WMCC client: Tools -> Stratum: Added a worker named "worker1" and password "pass" for example.
Used ccminer by the following command:
ccminer -a x15 -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:6880/ -u worker1 -p pass -T 600 --no-cpu-verify
But nothing goes to my wallet after "yay!!!"!
Am I doing anything wrong?
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I tried GPU mining by ccminer (WMCC client: beta 13 on Linux), but after getting "accepted: 1/1 (100.00%), x.x kH/s yay!!!" nothing goes to my wallet.
What I did:
In WMCC client: Tools -> Stratum: Added a worker named "worker1" and password "pass" for example.
Used ccminer by the following command:
ccminer -a x15 -o stratum+tcp://127.0.0.1:6880/ -u worker1 -p pass -T 600 --no-cpu-verify
But nothing goes to my wallet after "yay!!!"!
Am I doing anything wrong?
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somebody using the client on linux?
I'm using beta 13 on Linux. It does not get synced. Tested beta 13 under Windows in VMware. Same problem. |
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What happens when initial sell is not successful for a cryptocurrency?
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Beta 12 is awesome.
Waiting for updated Linux client.
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Not all cryptocurrencies could get attention of media, but this coin could do that. Look at this link, please: https://www.wired.com/story/mobilecoin-cryptocurrency/World mobile coin worth more attention and I hope developers make more effort on its marketing and network stability. |
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