of course such requests should include the ip address of your own node and you making sure any firewall allows incoming connections to the coin port. that way others can add you into their addnode configurations. even if you only have your wallet online occasionally. Hello!
Can you help me, because my wallet can't sync!
Do you have somes nodes or peers please?
Thank's
Here are some : addnode=212.87.215.9:5784 addnode=24.52.248.187:5784 addnode=[2a12:edc0:4:9ea4::1]:5784
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explorer has been funded for two months (thank you!) at http://explorer.dognose.net:3011/a coin node is included with the funding, use: addnode=explorer.dognose.net in your coin config. do not use an ip# for explorer.dognose.net since it does occasionally change without notice.
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Looks like another case of an exchange essentially killing a coin. And to think people pay for such exchanges to give them service. But, in the long run it's the public who is to blame. They never told anyone about the coin, never gave any away, even with such high staking percentages. Then, there could have been some demand and the exchange would make some money.
tis the fate destined for many an altcoin
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I installed the Trollcoin wallet on Windows 10 and I keep getting this error message. I tried to sync the wallet on 3 different Windows 10 machines with the same issue. If anyone could help that would be good.
Error:
A fatal error occurred. Trollcoin can no longer continue safely and will quit. exception: st9bad_alloc std:bad_alloc
Thanks,
from another coin's forum: It seems that we were running up into the default 2 GB process size limit for 32-bit applications in Windows. 32-bit applications running in 32-bit Windows can support up to 3 GB of RAM, and 32-bit applications running in 64-bit Windows can support up too 4 GB of RAM, but they need to be compiled with this feature enabled.
Here's the Microsoft page about this build option, IMAGE_FILE_LARGE_ADDRESS_AWARE, for your reading pleasure:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/Memory/memory-limits-for-windows-releases#memory_limits
In our case we are using the MXE cross-compile from Linux, and need to add the -Wl,--large-address-aware flag to our 32-bit Windows build.
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Personally I am not switching into any ERC20 where one person holds all funds
yup. i dont quite understand the fetish for such tokens
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Last community activity was @ Twitter in March. Any updates?
what is the twitter handle for songcoin? thanks. update: nevermind, found it. this forum does not let posts be delete for 24 hours after posting.
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i can see why they gave up running the old wallet/daemon code. on my site running the explorer, i find the old wallet daemon just randomly likes to die after a while. also, when starting up, both on my linux servers and windows7 machines it does not like to properly finish starting up after (very slowly) reading all the blockfiles. it just goes into a mood where it's trying to connect to peers but won't talk to the windows screen or answer RPC requests. i discovered if i disabled the network interfaces just before it finishes (slowly) reading the blockfiles and wait for the rest of the startup to finish then it works okay. then i get to re-enable my network interfaces. perhaps it's just me 
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 Earthcoin mining computing power and number of people holding positions, both at record highs! LOL.
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For microguy and the community I guess.
how wonderfully vague. LOL
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officially dead? website no longer exists.
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So, maybe a bagholder could do an airdrop if someone buys 100K truck they get a 50K Truck bonus. Something needs to bring utility and value.
with over 61% of the coins held in 25 addresses there are definitely bag holders. lol... (it's also likely many of those 25 addresses are owned by one human)
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Have you been able to get this compiled on / for any modern linux system?
I just tried on Ubuntu 20.04 lts and 18.04 lts and both failed due to dependency messes. But, since I have compiled newer coins with them I don't know if it's the OS or other newer things I have installed. I thought I had a copy of the binary saved someplace but I can't find it.
Side thought, makes you wonder how much stuff like this kills older coins, I want to run it but there is an issue getting it compiled and there are no official linux binaries and for a bit of fun / playing around mining it's not worth putting in the extra time needed to do it so we go play with another coin.
-Dave
my slackware-current (post 14.2) you need to specify -std=gnu++98 for the compiler (xCXXFLAGS), i modified this from src/makefile.unix and you'll probably get a buttload of the same warnings over and over from the boost headers even further sad thought, so called modern coins usually have doc files for building that are 10 years out of date. it really is voodoo some days. i think most devs like the mysticism and their fifedoms. i've never used a linux QT build for any coin (i think some of my coins may have built qt binaries accidently, i dont pay attention since i dont use (X)windowing. i'm a command line weenie all the way for my server. #!/bin/bash coinname="metalmusiccoin" pcdversion=`/bin/basename "$PWD" | \ /bin/sed -e "s,\.,,g" \ -e "s,MTLMC,metalcoind,"` echo "pcdversion=${pcdversion} pwd=${PWD} coinname=${coinname}" cd src if [ "x${1}" = "x" ]; then rm -f obj/version.* OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/include/openssl-1.0" OPENSSL_LIB_PATH="/usr/lib64/openssl-1.0" BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH="/usr/local/boost-1.59.0/include" BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX= BOOST_LIB_PATH="/usr/local/boost-1.59.0/lib" export OPENSSL_INCLUDE_PATH OPENSSL_LIB_PATH BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX BOOST_LIB_PATH make -f makefile.g++98 USE_UPNP=- stat=$? exit $stat elif [ "x${1}" = "x--clean" -o "x${1}" = "xclean" ]; then make -f makefile.unix clean stat=$? exit $stat elif [ "x${1}" = "x--install" -o "x${1}" = "xinstall" ]; then if [ -r ${coinname}3d ]; then cp -p ${coinname}3d /usr/local/bin/${pcdversion} stat=$? if [ $stat -ne 0 ]; then echo "error ${stat} copying ${coinname}3d into /usr/local/bin/${pcdversion}" else echo "installed into: /usr/local/bin/${pcdversion}" fi exit 0 else echo "cannot install: ${PWD}/${coinname}3d is not readable" exit 2 fi else echo "unrecognized option: ${1}" exit 1 fi
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OK, I have to ask who is mining this and where? Difficulty is over 100 there are no pools that I can see and the only exchange that supports it has no trades.
So unless there is a pool that I don't know about and an exchange it's a hell of an expense at the moment to mine this since your scrypt miners can be making you a fair amount of money just mining LTC.
-Dave
i do evening+weekend/cheap electricity mining with low horsepower. i havent been paying attention and perhaps my machine ran amok. update: looks like i've not found a block in ages. my low horsepower is too low for the difficulty it seems. my explorer shows the last Proof of Work block as sunday june 27
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ive added all them and still only conected to the 1
addnode=45.138.72.70:25931
addnode=coins.dognose.net (currently 23.233.55.92 but that can change, so use the domain name instead) is open, what is your ip and i'll add you on my end too. most of those nodes probably dont accept incoming connections. they generally show as "inbound: true" [they connect to me, i dont connect to them] when i do a getpeerinfo console command at my end. so, you need to open up any firewall/router you may have for port 25931 and wait for them to find you indirectly by being connected to a common node such as coins.dognose.net note to everyone: coin networks work better if you open up to incoming connections!
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what if CPU mining?
Sorry no, we will still keep it as scrypt coin, we will update the wallet so that it will load fast. In that case can you use one of the newer difficulty adjustment algorithms? As of now it's somewhat simple to game it. I'm not sure if it's related to to loading speed but can you take a look at the memory use. At least under Windows it uses well over 1.5GB of RAM. -Dave yup the current one is a pig.
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so they auction expired domains now days? i just assumed a couple months after they expire they simply fall back into the open market. So baring anything going wrong, or the current owner renewing it I just bought the .com at an expired domain auction. Should be in my domain account by next weekend. Yeah, does not matter much but I figured what the heck. .com domains just seem to generate more traffic.
-Dave
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